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Structural sensory receptors
free nerve ending
encapsulated nerve ending
specialized receptor cell
what is the chemoreceptor functional type?
chemical signals
osmoreceptor
send solute concentrations
nociceptor
chemicals from tissue damage(pain)
Mechanoreceptor
physical stimuli, touch
Thermoreceptor
register temperature
where do our taste buds come from and contains receptors?
papillae
Smell sensory
info from nose goes directly to brain
Anosmia
loss of olfactory nerve and smell
Audition/Hearing external
Auricle: large fleshy structure on lateral aspect of head; directs sound waves towards auditory canal, which enters skull at auditory meatus
Tympanic membrane: ear drum; end of auditory canal and external ear
Middle ear parts
three ossicles: malleus, incus, and stapes
Inner ear
Eustachian tube connects to pharynx to equilibrate air pressure
houses the cochlea (hearing) and the vestibule (balance)
Three cranial nerves for vision
abduscens nerve- lateral rectus
trochlear nerve- superior oblique
oculomotor nerve- remaining nerve
Choroid
vascularized connective tissue for blood supply
Ciliary body
muscle that adjusts the lens, attached with zonule fibers
Iris
colored part of the eye; smooth muscle that controls pupil
pupil
hole at the center of iris that allows light to enter
aqueous humor
watery fluid between cornea and lens
vitreous humor
viscous fluid posterior to the lens to back of eye
retina
contains specialized cells, rods and cones, which release neurotransmitters to bipolar cells when stimulated.
Fovea of vision
exact center of retina, not occluded by vessels or nerves, and so area of highest visual acuity; peripheral to the fovea, acuity drops significantly.
Rods
contain rhodopsin that changes in light/dark
cones
contain opsins for red, green and blue
Retinal
undergoes a change in shape from resting(cis) shape to activated trans shape, activation phototransduction cascade
Phineas Gage
lost his ability to function with others because he damaged his prefrontal cortex, plasticity-retrain retooled other parts of the brain