front 1 Any sensory neuron detects stimuli within an area called its ___ field | back 1 Receptive |
front 2 For example, a single touch sensory ____ can cover a large area of skin | back 2 Neuron |
front 3 Anywhere the skin is touched in that area stimulates that ____ neuron | back 3 Single |
front 4 The brain cannot determine where in the ____ the neuron was stimulated | back 4 Field |
front 5 A touch at any ___ places in the field can therefore feel like a single touch | back 5 Two |
front 6 Frequency discrimination is based on a structural gradient in the ____ membrane | back 6 Basilar |
front 7 The proximal end of the membrane is ____ ,and the distal end is not | back 7 Attached |
front 8 This arrangement causes a standing wave with some regions more ____ than others | back 8 Displaced |
front 9 ____ information changes depending on which end it is received | back 9 Sensory |
front 10 This change means the difference in ___ in sound | back 10 Pitch |
front 11 _____ is when the eye is focused on an object more than 20 feet away, and light rays focus on the retina without effort | back 11 Emmetropia |
front 12 The eye will automatically focus on distant things unless the ____ is shifted elsewhere | back 12 Focus |
front 13 This ____ response is the adjustments to close-range vision | back 13 Near |
front 14 This response depends on ___ ,constriction of the pupil, and lens accomodation | back 14 Convergence |
front 15 These three factors aid in focusing the image onto the ___ | back 15 Retina |
front 16 In the emmetropic eye, the ____ muscle is relaxed and dilated | back 16 Ciliary |
front 17 This puts tension on the suspensory ligament and flattens the ____ | back 17 Lens |
front 18 Oppositely, in accommodation, the ciliary muscle contracts and ____ the diameter of the ciliary body | back 18 Narrows |
front 19 This action reduces tension on the ____ ligament | back 19 Suspensory |
front 20 This results in the lend forming a ____ shape | back 20 Convex |
front 21 Sound waves reaching the olfactory mucosa do not elicit olfactory perception due to the ____ not matching the type of stimulus of the receptor | back 21 Modality |
front 22 To protect the body, potentially harmful substances emit an odor perceived as ___ | back 22 Unpleasant |
front 23 A human's inability to perceive smells that are apparent to dogs represents insufficient ____ of stimulus | back 23 Intensity |
front 24 The unpleasurable chemical smells of dissection rooms become imperceptible over time due to _____ of phasic receptors | back 24 Sensory Adaptation |
front 25 The ___ contains vertically arranged maculae that provide feedback of body movement in the vertical plane | back 25 Saccule |
front 26 The ___ is stimulated during linear acceleration in the transverse plane | back 26 Macula Utriculi |
front 27 An example of ___ would be sitting in a wheelchair and having someone push you from behind | back 27 Linear Acceleration |
front 28 An example of ____ would be sitting in an office chair and having someone spin you in a circle | back 28 Angular Acceleration |
front 29 Each of the ___ is specially positioned to detect angular acceleration in one of the three planes | back 29 Semicircular Canals |
front 30 When someone is standing still, the kinocilia of the macula sacculi are bending inferiority and thus conveying information regarding one's ____ | back 30 Static Equilibrium |
front 31 The concept of _____ can be exemplified by an acceleration, or change in velocity | back 31 Dynamic Equilibrium |
front 32 Any sensory neuron detects stimuli within an area called its ___ field | back 32 Receptive |
front 33 For example, a single touch sensory ____ can cover a large area of skin | back 33 Neuron |
front 34 Anywhere the skin is touched in that area stimulates that ____ neuron | back 34 Single |
front 35 The brain cannot determine where in the ____ the neuron was stimulated | back 35 Field |
front 36 A touch at any ___ places in the field can therefore feel like a single touch | back 36 Two |
front 37 Deep pressure, Stretch, tickle, vibration | back 37 Lamellar Corpuscles |
front 38 Light touch, movement of hair | back 38 Hair receptors |
front 39 Light touch, texture | back 39 Tactile corpuscles |
front 40 Warm and cold receptors, noriceptors | back 40 Free nerve endings |
front 41 Light touch, pressure | back 41 Tactile discs |
front 42 A structure composed of nervous system along with other tissues that enhance its response to a certain type of stimulus called a(n) | back 42 Sense organ |
front 43 Which of the following is NOT a way that receptors are classified | back 43 By sensory porjection |
front 44 As the number of cycles per second increases, the sound we perceive | back 44 Gets higher |
front 45 The three types of cones are differntiated by their | back 45 Absorption peak |
front 46 Most encapsulated nerve endings are which of the following | back 46 Mechanoreceptors |
front 47 Louder sounds are caused by vibrations with which of the following characteristics | back 47 Larger amplitudes |
front 48 During hearing, which of the following is the first to vibrate | back 48 Tympanic membrane |
front 49 The foot plate is part of which structure | back 49 Stapes |
front 50 Equal activation of M and L cones (but no activity in S cones) will create the perception of which color? | back 50 Green |
front 51 Red lights are often used in photography dark rooms, in military bunkers, and other situations that require light to see by while also preventing night vision. Which of the following statements best explains why your eyes stay dark-adapted after exposure to red light? | back 51 Since rods are not activated by long wavelengths, they are not subject to bleaching by red lights |
front 52 What percentages of maximum response in the three types of cones (S:M:L) will result in the perception of yellow light | back 52 0: 20: 70 |