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| type of receptor that is located near the body surface |
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| type of receptor that is located near the body surface |
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| type of receptor that is located near an organ |
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| type of receptor that is located near an organ |
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| activated by mechanical pressure |
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| stimuli resulting from tissue damage |
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| golgi tendon, muscle spindles, pacinian corpuscle, ruffinis corpuscle, krause's corpuscle, meissner's corpuscle |
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| name three of the six types of mechanorecpetors |
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| what lines the nasal cavity |
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smell up to 1000 different smells
remember 100 smells |
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| how many different smells a person can smell, and how many they can remember |
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| they interpret, integrate, and apply memory storage for smell in the brain |
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| smells can often bring back what ? |
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| mucus covering the nasal epithelium |
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| receptor potentials that are generated when gas molecules dissolve in what |
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| the organ that responds to taste |
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| the elevated projection on the tongue |
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| the opening that the gustatory hairs project into |
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| important chemical that allows for taste |
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| what side of the tongue tastes sweet stuff. |
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| what side of the tongue tastes sour and bitter stuff |
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| what side of the tongue tastes salty things |
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| the term for the ear canal |
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| name the three bones of the ear |
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| this part of the inner ear has the vestibule, cochlea, semicirclar canals |
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| name the three layers of the eyeball |
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| term for the hole in the middle of the eye |
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| photoreceptor neurons have what |
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| this creates a blind spot in each eye |
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leans accommodation
refraction of light
constriction of pupil
convergence of eye |
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| name 2 of the 4 processes of focusing light for a clear image |
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