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| (sense of touch) senses associated with skin, muscles, joints, and organs. |
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Oval masses under epithelum ; light touch.
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| Deep subcutaneous tissue tendons and ligaments ; heavy deep pressure. |
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Sensitive between 10 degrees and 20 degrees Celcius
10 degrees Celcius -- pain receptors -- freezing |
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Sensitive between 25 degrees and 45 degrees Celcius
Above 45 degrees Celcius -- pain receptors -- burning |
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Adjustment due to continous stimulation , impulses leave at decreasing rates.
Ex) Getting "used to" a bad odor. |
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| A feeling that occurs when the brain interperts sensory impulses. |
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| While interperting sensory info the brain projects the info back. |
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| What are the 5 types of Sensory Receptors? |
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1) Chemo Receptors
2)Pain Receptors
3)Thermo Receptors
4)Mechano Receptors
5)Photo Receptors |
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| What are the actions of Sympathetic and Parasympathetic? |
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Sympathetic -- Prepares the body for stress or emergencies.
Parasympathetic -- Operates under normal conditions and returns to normal. |
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| Function is continous and does not regain consious effort. Controls Visceral functions and responds to stress. |
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| What are the types of pain fibers? |
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Acute Pain Fiber -- myelinated nerves, rapid impulses restricted areas "sharp" pain.
Chronic Pain Fibers -- unmyelinated nerves ; slow impulses
-wide spread areas, dull/aching pain
-continues after stimulus is removed/ may increase in pain. |
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| Feelings resulting from sensory stimulation. |
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-Motor
-Move eye and regulate light |
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-Mixed
- Opthalmic
- Maxillary
- Mandibular
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| Sensory from around the Mandible |
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-Mixed
-Sensory
Taste
-Motor
Face |
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-Sensory
Vestibular-Equilibrium
Cochlear-Hearing |
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-Mixed
-Sensory
Throat
-Motor |
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| What are the 2 types of headaches? |
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Tension- contractions of the skeletal muscles in the forehead, sides of the head, or back of the neck.
Vascular - constriction or dialation of the cranial blood vessels. |
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| When viscereal pain feels as if it is coming from some part of the body other than the part being stimulated. |
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-Mixed
-Sensory-upper torso
-Motor- upper torso |
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Motor
-Cranial- soft palate throat
-Spinal- neck and back |
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