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Froggy Jumps Chapter 12: Sense OrgansVersión en línea Test your senses knowledge por Ginny Bradley 1 1. Respond to tissue damage; also known as pain receptors a nociceptors b photoreceptors c mechanoreceptors 2 2. Respond to pressure/stretch that change receptor position a thermoreceptors b chemoreceptors c mechanoreceptors 3 3. Allow orientation in space and body part position a nociceptors b proprioceptors c photoreceptors 4 4. React to chemicals including odors/tastes a mechanoreceptors b thermoreceptors c chemoreceptors 5 5. Respond to light; found only in eye a photoreceptors b chemoreceptors c nociceptors 6 6. Sense body movement and balance a thermoreceptors b mechanoreceptors c proprioceptors 7 7. Ring of colored muscle adjusting pupil a iris b lens c ciliary body 8 8. Light-sensitive inner neural layer a cornea b retina c sclera 9 9. Vascular layer supplying retina/sclera a choroid b lens c cornea 10 10. Outermost layer of eye a choroid b retina c sclera 11 11. Large cavity with vitreous humor a anterior cavity b canal of Schlemm c posterior cavity 12 12. Drains aqueous humor a anterior cavity b canal of Schlemm c lens 13 13. Sits over iris admitting light a lens b cornea c retina 14 14. Secretes aqueous humor a sclera b iris c ciliary body 15 15. Which statement about sensory receptors is true? a Receptors evenly distributed b Intensity of pain depends on fibers stimulated c Each receptor responds to many stimuli 16 16. A dull aching pain in lower abdomen is carried on a slow pain fibers b fast pain fibers c nociceptors 17 17. Proper path of main pain pathway a nociceptors→dorsal horn→spinothalamic tract→thalamus→postcentral gyrus b nociceptors→dorsal horn→spinoreticular tract→thalamus c nociceptors→spinoreticular tract→hypothalamus 18 18. Why pain can trigger nausea/vomiting? a Chemicals flood digestive tract b Nociceptors share GI pathways c Spinoreticular tract stimulates hypothalamus/limbic system 19 19. Taste buds send impulses to brain via a facial, glossopharyngeal, vagus nerves b glossopharyngeal only c olfactory, facial, vagus 20 20. What triggers smell? a Odor molecules bind to cilia of olfactory receptors b Chemicals in saliva stimulate olfactory nerve c Odor molecules excite olfactory bulbs directly 21 21. Where are hearing structures found? a vestibule b semicircular canals c cochlea 22 22. Which is a middle ear structure? a semicircular canal b cochlea c malleus 23 23. In hearing, what directly stimulates cochlear nerve impulses? a sound waves strike tympanic membrane b vibration of stapes c perilymph ripples bend organ of Corti hairs 24 24. Which two structures play key role in balance? a vestibule and malleus b vestibule and semicircular canals c cochlea and vestibule 25 25. What causes otoliths to shift and stimulate vestibular nerve? a sudden head rotation b bending forward at waist c loud noises 26 26. Which structure secretes thin mucous film to moisten eye? a lacrimal puncta b tarsal glands c conjunctiva 27 27. Which cranial nerves roll your eyes? a abducens b oculomotor only c trochlear and oculomotor 28 28. Center point of retina seen with ophthalmoscope? a optic disc b macula lutea c fovea centralis 29 29. Part of retina producing sharpest vision and why? a optic disc (concentrates light) b fovea centralis (cones concentrated) c macula lutea (center of retina) 30 30. What if canal of Schlemm obstructed? a anterior chamber pressure rises b posterior chamber pressure drops c anterior chamber pressure drops 31 31. Lens curvature change for near focus is a convergence b refraction c accommodation 32 32. Continuous stimulus slowing firing → sensation diminishes is a accommodation b convergence c adaptation 33 33. Drugs to relieve pain are a analgesics b stimulants c anesthetics 34 34. Pain from deep organ sensed as surface pain is a referred pain b chronic pain c phantom pain 35 35. Sensations of pressure, touch, stretch, temp are a somatic reflexes b special senses c general senses 36 36. Most taste buds located in tongue protrusions called a papillae b cilia c ganglia 37 37. Structure transmitting sound waves outer→middle ear a tympanic membrane b cochlea c ossicles 38 38. Nerve fibers leave eye at ______ forming ______. a retina; sclera b macula lutea; fovea c optic disc; optic nerve 39 39. Bending light rays to focus on retina is a accommodation b convergence c refraction 40 40. Moving eyes so both visual axes align is a accommodation b refraction c convergence 41 41. Photoreceptors for night vision are a ganglion cells b cones c rods

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1. Respond to tissue damage; also known as pain receptors

2. Respond to pressure/stretch that change receptor position

3. Allow orientation in space and body part position

4. React to chemicals including odors/tastes

5. Respond to light; found only in eye

6. Sense body movement and balance

7. Ring of colored muscle adjusting pupil

8. Light-sensitive inner neural layer

9. Vascular layer supplying retina/sclera

10. Outermost layer of eye

11. Large cavity with vitreous humor

12. Drains aqueous humor

13. Sits over iris admitting light

14. Secretes aqueous humor

15. Which statement about sensory receptors is true?

16. A dull aching pain in lower abdomen is carried on

17. Proper path of main pain pathway

18. Why pain can trigger nausea/vomiting?

19. Taste buds send impulses to brain via

20. What triggers smell?

21. Where are hearing structures found?

22. Which is a middle ear structure?

23. In hearing, what directly stimulates cochlear nerve impulses?

24. Which two structures play key role in balance?

25. What causes otoliths to shift and stimulate vestibular nerve?

26. Which structure secretes thin mucous film to moisten eye?

27. Which cranial nerves roll your eyes?

28. Center point of retina seen with ophthalmoscope?

29. Part of retina producing sharpest vision and why?

30. What if canal of Schlemm obstructed?

31. Lens curvature change for near focus is

32. Continuous stimulus slowing firing → sensation diminishes is

33. Drugs to relieve pain are

34. Pain from deep organ sensed as surface pain is

35. Sensations of pressure, touch, stretch, temp are

36. Most taste buds located in tongue protrusions called

37. Structure transmitting sound waves outer→middle ear

38. Nerve fibers leave eye at ______ forming ______.

39. Bending light rays to focus on retina is

40. Moving eyes so both visual axes align is

41. Photoreceptors for night vision are

38. Nerve fibers leave eye at forming .