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Chapter 12 - Sensory Mechanisms.pptx

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Which type of receptor detects touch? Mechanoreceptor Thermoreceptor Pain receptor Chemoreceptor Which type of receptor detects touch? Mechanoreceptor Peripheral mechanoreceptors are stimulated by pressure on any part of the skin. Slight pressure activates receptors that cause a sensation of a light touch, while increased pressure activates sensors that cause the brain to register some level of pressure and possibly pain. © 2017 Education, Inc. True or false? We have taste receptors for four separate sensations. True False © 2017 Education, Inc. True or false? We have taste receptors for four separate sensations. False Our standard taste receptors on the tongue include the sensations of sweet, sour, salty, and bitter. A fifth receptor, umami, has been recently accepted by scientists. Another receptor, oleogustus (fat), is currently being debated. © 2017 Education, Inc. True or false? Cheese tastes like paper when we have a cold or a stuffy nose. True False © 2017 Education, Inc. True or false? Cheese tastes like paper when we have a cold or a stuffy nose. True Our brain integrates impulses from both our taste buds and olfactory mucosa to determine most tastes. A stuffy nose eliminates smell as a factor. © 2017 Education, Inc. True or false? The middle ear is filled with air. True False © 2017 Education, Inc. True or false? The middle ear is filled with air. True The middle ear is usually filled with air, which allows the three small bones to vibrate freely. © 2017 Education, Inc. True or false? The inner ear functions primarily in sensing sound. True False © 2017 Education, Inc. True or false? The inner ear functions primarily in sensing sound. False The inner ear functions equally in sensing sound, body movement, and direction. © 2017 Education, Inc. What colors do we actually “see”? Purple, green, and yellow Red, orange, and blue Red, green, and blue Purple, orange, and yellow © 2017 Education, Inc. What colors do we actually “see”? Red, green, and blue We have three types of cones: red, green, and blue. The brain integrates impulses from these to produce all the colors we see. © 2017 Education, Inc. Glaucoma is caused by _____. a detached retina a lens becoming opaque an increase in the pressure exerted by the aqueous humor the loss of cilia in the detection system © 2017 Education, Inc. Glaucoma is caused by _____. an increase in the pressure exerted by the aqueous humor This increases the pressure inside the eye and compresses blood vessels supplying the retina, which may cause the retinal cells, or optic nerve cells, to degenerate and lead to blindness. © 2017 Education, Inc.

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