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Detect absolute and relative temperatures

Termoreceptors

When the outside environment temperature change is recognized

Absolute temperature

When you're body temperature changes

Relative

Turning light into electrical energy

Phototransduction

Consist of rods, cones, photosensitive ganglion cells

Photoreceptors

Control blacks and white eye site and night time vision

Rods

Controls color vision

Cones

Controls pupil reflex to allow or block light from everything the eye

Photosensitive ganglion cells

Endogenous induced pH of blood

Chemoreceptors

Detects smell without touch MOE

Olfactory

Detects taste by using touch VNO and pharanones

Direct

What are the 4 types of mechanoreceptors

Lamellar corpuscle, tactile corpuscle, markle cell, bulbous corpuscle

Rapid mechanoreceptor that detects vibration

Lamellar

Rapid mechanoreceptor that reacts to light touch

Tactile corpuscle

Slow reacting mechanreceptor that reacts to deep pressure

Merkle

Slow mechanoreceptor that reacts to skin stretching

Bulbous

When receptors are continuously stimulated

Sensory adaptation happens. Most common with smell

Detects pain

Nociceptor

Intense pain comes from

A delta fibers

Dull pain comes from

C fibers

Pain in your left arm but actually originates in your chest

Visceral pain - poorly localized

Is called the rest and digest divison taking the craniosacral pathway

Parasympathetic nervous system

Known for flight or fight reactions using the thoracolumbar pathway

Sympathetic nervous system

Is the sympathetic nervous system what kind of cell releases stress hormones

Chromaffin cell

What does sympathetic nervous system trigger a whole body response?

Norepinephrine is dumped directly into the bloodstream then effects multiple organs

What chain is found on both sides of the spinal cord

Sympathetic chain

In this sympathetic nervous system, what releases acetylcholine?

Neuromuscular junction and preganglionic fibers

In the sympatheitc nervous system, what releases norepinephrine?

Postganglionic fibers

Changes in chemical composition of body fluids, decreased pH, of accumulation of metabolic wastes can stimulate what kind of receptors?

Nocciceptors