Exam 6: Other Senses
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The loudness of a sound wave changes when the ____ of the wave changes.
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You are able to tell that you are thirsty with the help of:
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Flavor is a combination of taste, smell, temperature, and texture.
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Just as with other senses, damage higher up in the gustatory pathway will save the basic ability to taste, but will impair _______.
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When a taste receptor is activated, _____ can be fired in response to depolarization.
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Explain why hearing aids are useless if damage occurs within the inner ear.
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One difference between the somatosensory system and the visual and auditory systems is that the somatosensory system is:
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The outer hair cells ____ signals, making them much better tuned for the inner hair cells.
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The inner ear is an important player in both your sense of hearing and your sense of:
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Describe the transmission of sound as it moves through the outer, middle, and inner ear.
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The main sensory organ located in the back of the nasal cavity is the:
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Damage to the parts of the auditory system that follow the inner ear often result in the inability to:
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After passing through the auditory nerve, sound information enters the:
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