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35 Cards in this Set

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Chemoreceptors (chemicals)
smell and taste
Thermoreceptors
Temperature change
Mechanoreceptors
Movement or pressure
Proprioreceptors
potion of the body parts or changes in muscle length or tension
Photoreceptors
Light in the eye
Free nerve endings
pain, temperature, and crude touch.
Meissner's Corpuscles
fine touch and vibration
Ruffini's Corpiscles
touch and pressure
pacinian corpiscles
pressure and vibrations (pain)
Krause end bulbs
touch
muscle spindles
Proprioception
Extrinsic muscles
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Eye
Protected by orbital socket, eyebrows, eyelids and eyelashes
Lacrimal duct and glands
In the canthus, continuously bath our eyes with flow of fluid
lysozymes
type of enzyme that cleanses our eyes, source of tears.
Vitreous Humor
Posterior chamber behind the lens: thicker
Blind spot
Nerve impulses through the optic nerve
Opthalmologists
Diagnoses and treat eye diseases
optometrists
prescribes eyeglasses and contacts
External Ear
Auricle (pinna), Contains ceruminous glands. Ends at the tympanic membrane
Semicircular canals
Nothing to do with hearing. Only help with balance
Auditory tube (Eustacian tube)
connects the middle ear to the throat
Auditory ossicles
Malleus ,Incus ,stapes
Malleus
Lays on the tympanic membrane
Stapes
Lays on the oval window
MIddle ear
Houses the ossicles,
inner ear
Made of labyrinth, subdivided into the vestibule, semicircular canals and cochlea
Cochlea
Hearing organ of corti (Inner Ear)
Cochlear duct
filled with fluid that vibrates when sounds waves from the stirrup bone strike it (inner ear )
Taste receptors
Chemoreceptors called taste buds
Gustatory impulses
Cranial nerve 7, 9 carry to...
Primary taste
Sweet, salty, bitter, sour
Gustatory and olfactory
work together to permit creation of many taste sensations
Nerve 1
Lie in olfactory mucosa of nasal cavity
Smell
Accounts for 90% of what we think of as taste.