Gustation and Olfaction
Raised bumps called
Papillae
When the ion influx occurs, the cell is
Depolorized
Movement of the eye within the orbit is the contraction of
six extraocular muscles
Loss of olfaction (smell),
Anosmia
The special sense of balance called
Equilibrium
The lateral edges that pick up sour and salty gustation.
Foliate lingual papillae
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The fleshy part of the ear that contributes to localization and amplification of sound waves
Pinna
When the superior rectus contracts, the eye rotates to look up. What rotates the eye to look down
Inferior rectus contracts
Death of retinal neurons.
Glaucoma
Head position is sensed by hair cells in the
Utricle and Saccule
The posterior tongue contain taste buds that sense bitter substance
Vallate lingual papillae
This region houses the functional unit of hearing called
Organ of Corti
Tears are produced by the
Lacrimal gland
Loss of gustation (taste).
Ageusia
Rapid eye-tracking movements called
physiological nystagmus
The superficial surface have taste buds sensitive to sweet tastes
Fungiform lingual papillae
Auditory information includes a total of
Four orders of neurons in the pathway
The six extraocular muscles that allow movement and contraction of the eye
Superior rectus medial rectus inferior rectus lateral rectus superior oblique trochlea
Clouding of lens leading to blurry/loss of vision
Cataract
What is composed of hair cells surrounded by support cells
Macula
Neurotransmitters from the gustatory cells can activate
Sensory neurons in the facial, glossopharyngeal and vagus cranial nerves.
Sound waves are now transferred to the ossicles in this order
malleus incus stapes
he special sense of sight that is based on the transduction of light stimuli received through the eyes
Vision
Shorter than normal eyeball causes 'farsightedness' called
Hyperopia
Head movement is sensed by hair cells in the
Semicircular canals