Sensory Receptors
Organs
Vocab
Miscellaneous
Inputs
100

Respond to temperature changes 

Electromagnetic (Thermoreceptor)  

100

Organ/body part that is photoreceptors.  

Eye (rods and cones)

100

Specialized cells that detect environmental changes and convert them into electrical signals for the nervous system to process.

Sensory Receptors

100

Receptors that respond to bad odors.

Chemoreceptors (Olfactory receptors)

100

When an organism takes in information which is transmitted along nerve cells to the brain.

Input 

200

Respond to light. 

Photoreceptors which are Electromagnetic.

200

Organs/Body Parts that are mechanoreceptors. 

Skin, muscles and joints.

200

A nerve cell specialized for transmitting fast electrochemical signals. 

Neuron 

200

Receptors that responds to flavors.

Chemoreceptors (Gustatory receptors)

200

Light or heat that enter the body is what type of input?

Electromagnetic input 

300

Respond to chemicals in taste and smell and in internal changes. 

Chemoreceptors

300

Organs/Body Parts that are chemoreceptors responsible for tasting. 

Mouth (tongue) 

300

The nervous system responsible for transmitting

signals.

peripheral

300

Part of the eye that allow us to see color.  

Cones

300

Signals that enter the body through physical touch or vibration. 

Mechanical input 

400

Respond to physical forces in touch, hearing, and pressure. 

Mechanoreceptors

400

Organs/Body Parts that are chemoreceptors responsible for smelling.

Nose  

400

An action or condition that provokes a response

Stimulus 

400

Part of the eye that is activated by light. 

Rods

400

Tasting something on your tongue is what kind of input, chemoreceptors, thermoreceptor, or mechanoreceptor?

Chemical.

500

Respond to the body positions of skeletal muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints. 

Proprioceptors 

500

What are the 5 sense organs in the human body? 

Skin, eyes, ears, tongue, and nose. 

500

The organ that serves as the primary control center of the nervous system in all vertebrate and most invertebrate animals. 

Brain 

500

A decreased or limited ability to see colors.  Can be caused by the lack of development of some cones.  Can also be caused by damage to the eye, the optic nerve, or the brain. 

Color Blindness

500

Which organ does the input collected by the sensory receptors go to be processed?

Brain