Exam 10:The Senses-Part C

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The temporal lobes of the cerebrum contain sensory areas for:

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The receptors in the retina that detect the presence of light are the:

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The first part of the ear that vibrates in response to sound waves is the:

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The part of a sensory pathway that feels and interprets the sensation is the:

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The cutaneous receptors for heat and cold are called ___,and are found mainly in the ___.

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The cranial nerve pair for the sense of smell is the:

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The carotid sinus contains ___,and the aortic body contains ___.

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The extrinsic muscles of the eye:

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The part of the eye that forms the white of the eye is the:

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For the sense of hunger,the receptors are located in the ___,and the sensation is projected to the ___.

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Which of these cranial nerve pairs is NOT involved in movement of the eyeball?

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Becoming unaware of a continuing stimulus is called:

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Which part of the eye is NOT paired with its correct function?

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The cutaneous receptors for touch and pressure are called ___,and are found mainly in the ___.

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Muscle sense is important for:

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The feeling of a sensation in the area of the stimulated receptors is called:

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The sensory area for the sense of smell is in the ___ lobes of the cerebrum.

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The receptors that respond to gravity are located in this part of the ear:

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