Sensory Physiology Quiz 5 - Bio 2 Lab

What does the central nervous system contain? (3 answers)

• Spinal cord

• Brain stem

• Brain

• The somatic NS

What does the peripheral nervous system contain? (2 answers)

• Autonomic NS

• Somatic NS

• Spinal Cord

• Brian stem

What are the two types of photoreceptors? (2 answers)

• Rods

• Cones

• Pupil

• Cornea

No questions just look

• Right

• Right

What is superimposition?

• Allows your brain to take visual information from both eyes and combine them into a single image interpreted by the brain

• Process of changing the shape of the lens to allow the eye to focus on objects at different distances

• Eyes to increase or decrease the amount of light that enters

• Superstition

What is macular degeneration?

• Damage of the central
  portion of the retina
  called the macula

• Difficulty seeing distant objects

• Group of diseases
  of the optic nerve often as a
  result of increased pressure
  in the eye

• Clouding
  that develops in the
  crystalline lens of the eye

What does the tympanic membrane do?

• Structure of the ear is one of three small bones involved in amplifying vibrations transmitted through the middle ear

• Converts sound waves received via the external auditory canal into vibrations that are then transmitted through the middle ear

• Transmits sound waves from outside of the body to the tympanic membrane

• Converting vibration into electrical impulses that are sent to the brain and interpreted as sound

No questions just look!

• Right

• Right

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS4-2

What is nerve deafness?

• A person who cannot hear when spoken to also cannot hear the humming of a tuning fork placed on their mastoid process

• Cannot hear when spoken to but can hear the humming of a tunning fork

• Deaf in nerves

• Hard of hearing

What are mechanoreceptors?

• Structures in the body that produce mechanical movements in response to electrical signals from the brain

• Chemical sensors in the body that detect odors and tastes through interaction with airborne or dissolved molecules

• The receptors in your muscles

• Specialized sensory receptors that respond to mechanical stimuli such as pressure, touch, vibration, stretch, and tension.