Somatic and Special Senses

Sense of smell

• Olfaction

• Gustation

• Vision

• Hearing

Which are the correct General Senses?

• Tactile, Thermal, Pain,

  Hearing

• Tactile, Thermal, Pain,

  Smell

• Tactile, Thermal, Pain,

  Priopioception

• Tactile, Visceral Senses, Pain,

  Priopioception

It is the sense of self-movement, force, and body position.

• Visceral Senses

• Proprioception

• Tactile

• Pain

Detects the condition of internal organs

• Hearing

• Proprioception

• Smell

• Visceral Senses

Conscious or subconscious awareness of change whether internal or external

• Perception

• Sensation

• Adaptation

• Somatic senses

Brain's interpretation of sensation information

• Sensation

• Adaptation

• Perception

• General Senses

Decreasing in sensation of a prolonged stimulus

• adapaptation

• sensation

• perception

• proprioception

Type of Adaption: Pressure

• Rapidly

• Slowly

Type of Adaption: Smell

• Rapidly Adapting

• Slowly Adapting

Type of Adaption: Body Position

• Rapidly adapting

• Slowly Adapting