Exam 12: Sensory Mechanisms
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Foods that are potentially poisonous or inedible can often be detected by the ________ taste receptors, which are located at the very back of the tongue.
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The vestibular apparatus located in the middle ear is a system of fluid-filled chambers that is essential to the sense of hearing.
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LASIK surgery involves removing the cornea and reshaping the lens to correct for vision problems such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.
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Which of the following receive(s) a physical or chemical stimulus and ultimately cause(s) nerve impulses to be generated in sensory neurons?
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Dim light causes the pigment ________ in rods to change shape, which causes sodium channels on the photoreceptor cell to close and activate ganglion cells.
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The structure shown in the figure above is found in which one of the following?
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Match the following types of receptors to their definitions.
-respond to tissue damage
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Which one of the following occurs when bright light hits the eye?
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Match each of the following disorders associated with sensory mechanisms with its description.
-condition resulting from irregularities in the shape of the lens or cornea; symptoms include blurred vision
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Somatic sensations include temperature, touch, vibration, pressure, and pain; these sensations originate from receptors found in specific, localized areas of the body.
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Using the figure above, identify the structures of the eye.
-Label Y represents the ________.
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Both eyes have an optic disk. When an image is focused on the optic disk, it cannot be "seen."
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Stronger stimuli activate more receptors and trigger bigger action potentials in sensory neurons.
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Match the following types of receptors to their definitions.
-detect light touch of skin
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Pain, especially intense sensations, is unpleasant and sometimes difficult for a person to cope with. Nevertheless, pain detection is essential for human survival. Explain how pain detection is necessary for a person's survival.
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Which one of the following parts of the eye is affected by cataracts?
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Which one of the following structures is used to sense rotational movement of the head and body?
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During eye examinations, a test is done to monitor the pressure within the eye. This test is done to detect
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Match each of the following disorders associated with sensory mechanisms with its description.
-condition that generally occurs after age 40 as the lens stiffens; results in the inability to focus on objects that are nearby
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