Exam 7: Somatosensory,chemical,and Motor Systems
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The ____________________ is probably involved in the emotional and motivational aspects of motor movement.
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Unlike the ____________________ system,the auditory system receives input from both ears resulting in bilateral representation of sound.
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Most sensory systems pass through which one of the following areas of the brain?
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There are ____________________ types of receptors found on the skin and throughout the body.
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The inability to recognize objects and/or people is known as agnosia.
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Energy undergoes the process of ____________________ after receptor cells are activated by various environment stimuli.
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The four cortical areas of the motor system include all of the following except:
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The inability to recognize objects by touch is known as ____________________.
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Proprioceptors are to position of limbs as mechanical receptors are to stretching of blood vessels.
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What condition is best described as a "remapping" of healthy neurons onto a brain area no longer served by the body?
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The pattern theory of taste sensation suggests that taste receptors are dedicated to respond to a specific chemical.
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Agnosia is an "absence of knowing" that can occur in which of the following domains?
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Uncontrolled involuntary motor movements are also referred to as ____________________.
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Describe and give clinical examples of two types of somatosensory dysfunctions and identify their associated damaged brain regions.
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The kinesthetic sense of one's own body is supplied by vision,vestibular organs,and proprioceptive sense.
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The inability to recognize objects and/or people is known as ____________________.
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