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Insert the missing word: The sensory system is our network for … stimuli from internal and external environments. detecting providing producing preventing protruding

detecting

Insert the missing word: By detecting environmental changes, the sensory system … humans with mechanisms for experiencing the world. produces protrudes provides prevents detects

provides

Choose the correct form of predicate: The sensory system … to maintain homeostasis, provide us with pleasure, and protect us from harm. needі need to need is needed is needing

need

Choose the correct form of predicate: Sensory receptors … to specific stimulus modalities. to respond is responded response are respond responds

are respond

Insert the missing word: This is a physiological capacity of organisms that provides data for perception. reason sense intelligence imagination feelings

sense

Choose the term for the following definition: It may be classified into categories by various methods dependent on anatomic or functional criteria. intelligence reasoning perceiving sensation imagination

sensation

Insert the missing word: Vision, audition, gustatory and olfactory sensations are known as … sensations. visceral atypical special somatic typical

special

Insert the missing word: The … of the sensory system are the eyes, ears, tongue, nose, and skin. sites branches places organs tissues

organs

Insert the missing word: … include our thoughts, feelings, emotions and states of mind. Somatoreceptors Internal stimulus External stimuli External stimulus Internal stimuli

Internal stimulus

Insert the missing word: We find our thoughts, feelings, emotions and states of mind … a mix of bodily sensations and mental cognition. existing exists to exist is to be are

exists

Choose the correct form of predicate: The sensory receptor functions … the first component in a sensory system. to exist are exists existing is to be

are

Choose the correct form of predicate: Receptors for the general senses … throughout the body. concentrate are scattered focus on are concentrated scatter

are scattered

Choose the correct form of predicate: The receptors for special senses … in relatively small and specialized areas (eyes, tongue, and nose). locates locating locates locate are located

are located

Insert the missing word: The great and powerful human brain … receptors. have get lacks lack has

lack

Choose the correct form of predicate: Your brain, which interprets pain, … pain, pressure or other senses. does not feel do not feel does not fill does feel do fill

do not feel

Choose the correct form of predicate: Sensory receptors … as specialized cells to detect specific stimuli. can be defined defined defin can defined defined

can be defined

Insert the missing word: … detect stimuli inside the body (blood pressure, blood volume, and blood pH). Proprioceptors Exteroceptors Interoceptors Special receptors General receptors

Interoceptors

Insert the missing word: … detect stimuli outside the body (taste, smell, vision, hearing, and equilibrium). Exteroceptors General receptors Proprioceptors Special receptors Interoceptors

Exteroceptors

Insert the missing word: … respond to chemicals and are involved in recognizing taste, smell, blood pH. Exteroceptors Interoceptors Special receptors Chemoreceptors Proprioceptors

Chemoreceptors

Insert the missing word: … responding to light energy. Chemoreceptors Interoceptors Proprioceptors Photoreceptors Exteroceptors

Photoreceptors

Insert the missing word: … are stimulated by mechanical forces (hearing, gravity, motion, body position). Exteroceptors Photoreceptors Chemoreceptors Mechanoreceptors Interoceptors

Mechanoreceptors

Insert the missing word: … are stimulated by changes in temperature; Mechanoreceptors Interoceptors Photoreceptors Thermoreceptors Chemoreceptors

Thermoreceptors

Insert the missing word: … respond to damaging or potentially damaging stimuli. Mechanoreceptors Nociceptors Thermoreceptors Chemoreceptors Photoreceptors

Nociceptors

Choose the correct form of predicate: Taste buds …chemoreceptors and … primarily in the tongue. located, contain contained, locate containing, are located are located, contain are contain, are locate

containing, are located

Choose the correct form of predicate: Senses of smell and taste … together to create the flavours of food. are functioning functions to function function are function

function

Insert the missing word: 80-90% of what we perceive as taste is due actually to …. smell pressure sight sensation pain

smell

Insert the missing word: Olfactory cells are located … in the nasal cavity. inferiorly high low closely anteriorly

anteriorly

Insert the missing word: Each type of receptor is sensitive to a … type of stimulus. same severe difficult certain distinct

distinct

Insert the missing word: … are those involved with receptors in skin, muscles, joints, and viscera. Special receptors Olfactory receptors General receptors Visceral receptors Photoreceptors

Visceral receptors

Insert the missing word: … are for detecting equilibrium, vision, taste, smell, hearing. Interoceptors Proprioceptors Exteroceptors Chemoreceptors Photoreceptors

Interoceptors

Complete the sentence: Awareness of your body position is … proprioception thermoception nociception audioception mechanoreception

proprioception

Complete the sentence: Kinesthesis is the same as …. sense of motion the feeling of body positions body's ability to feel physical sensations such as smooth, rough, hot, cold, pleasant, painful, etc. the sensation of heat and the absence of heat sense of pain

the feeling of body positions

Complete the sentence: Hyperalgesia is … absence of touch appreciation exaggeration of pain appreciation, which is often unpleasant decrease of pain appreciation exaggeration of temperature sensation, which is often unpleasant absence of pain appreciation

exaggeration of pain appreciation, which is often unpleasant

Complete the sentence: Hypoesthesia is … decrease of touch appreciation decrease of pain appreciation exaggeration of temperature sensation, which is often unpleasant absence of touch appreciation absence of pain appreciation

decrease of touch appreciation

Complete the sentence: Analgesia is …. exaggeration of temperature sensation, which is often unpleasant decrease of touch appreciation absence of pain appreciation absence of touch appreciation decrease of pain appreciation

absence of pain appreciation

Complete the sentence: Thermanalgesia is … decrease of pain appreciation exaggeration of temperature sensation, which is often unpleasant absence of temperature appreciation decrease of temperature appreciation absence of touch appreciation

decrease of temperature appreciation

Complete the sentence: Dysgeusia is … absence of touch appreciation abnormal sensations perceived without specific stimulation painful sensations elicited by a nonpainful cutaneous stimulus exaggeration of temperature sensation, which is often unpleasant condition characterized by alterations of the sense of taste which may range from mild to severe, including gross distortions of taste quality

condition characterized by alterations of the sense of taste which may range from mild to severe, including gross distortions of taste quality

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