Exam 43: Sensory Systems
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Match the sense organ with its description.
a.ear
f.proprioreceptor
b.eye
g.semicircular canal
c.lateral line organ
h.tongue
d.nocioreceptor
i.utricle/saccule
e.nose
-the choroid layer is found here
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If the __________ of the stomach were damaged, one would be incapable of detecting the presence of food inside.
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After working several hours in a flower shop, you do not detect the smell of the roses.Why?
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Figure 43-4
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-Referring to Figure 43-4, which of the following would not be involved in producing a receptor potential?
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Bats, by emitting high-pitched sounds, can detect distant objects via:
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Mechanoreceptors include receptors that allow us to detect all of the following except:
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Explain energy transduction and receptor potential as they relate to the function of a sensory receptor.
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The semicircular canals are not part of the vestibular apparatus.
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Figure 43-2
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-The structures responsible for detecting linear movement relative to the pull of gravity are labeled __________ in Figure 43-2.
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Figure 43-1
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-The sense organ in Figure 43-1 includes receptor cells referred to as:
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Figure 43-1
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-The sensory structure in Figure 43-1 is capable of:
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Figure 43-3
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-In Figure 43-3 the structure labeled 4 is:
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Match the sense organ with its description.
a.ear
f.proprioreceptor
b.eye
g.semicircular canal
c.lateral line organ
h.tongue
d.nocioreceptor
i.utricle/saccule
e.nose
-Trace the path of a sound wave beginning from its entry into the ear to its transmission to the brain.
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Some species of sharks, rays, and bony fish sense the movement of prey through the use of:
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The ciliary muscle changes the shape of the lens.
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High frequencies are detected by hair cells near the base of the cochlea.
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Figure 43-3
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-Which portion of Figure 43-3 would be connected to the oval window?
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Some sensory receptors decrease their frequency of action potentials when exposed to a continued, constant stimulus in a process known as:
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