WorksheetsGeneral and Special Senses
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
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audition
auditorium
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somatic sensations; receptors all throughout the body
touch
special senses
general senses
chemoreceptors
involves the organization, interpretation and conscious experience of sensations
tactile
free nerve endings
perception
sensation
grouped in localized/specific areas; have specialized receptors
special senses
perception
thermoreceptors
general senses
occurs when sensory receptors detect stimuli
glandular secretion
sensory adaptation
satisfaction
sensation
location of pain receptors
originating from the heart
deep tissue and most of visceral organs
signals stem from the brain
middle ear
pain felt at different site from the injured body part
slow pain
distal pain
pain receptors
referred pain
senses odor
Thermoreceptors
Nose
Olfactory receptors
Limbic system
clears mucus from the middle ear into the nasopharynx
Labyrinth
Cochlea
Eustachian tube
Pinna
Which is not a primary taste sensation?
Salty
Savory
Sickening
Sweet
A chemical must dissolved in this in order to be tasted
Saliva
Bleach
Water
Glycogen
sensitive part of the receptor cells for taste
Cell membrane
Microvilli
Vesicles
Endorphins
What is not a part of the labyrinth
cochlea
semicircular ducts
semicircular canals
pharynx
transmits sound vibration from incus- "taps" oval window to the inner ear
sound waves
hair cells
stapes
cochlea
responsible for the eye drainage; lubricates, moistures and cleans eye surface
lacrimal apparatus
levator of the upper lid
orbicularis oculi
conjunctiva
2 chambers in vestibule
cornea and sclera
lacrimal gland and lacrimal duct
saccule and utricle
pinna and cochlea
area of ear that amplifies sound
middle ear
inner ear
outer ear
pharynx
area of ear that detects sound and balance
pharynx
outer ear
middle ear
inner ear
area of ear that funnels sound waves
outer ear
inner ear
middle ear
semicircular canals
The ? is what gland
pineal gland
eye gland
lacrimal gland
thymus gland
