Senses & Reflexes in the Nervous System Visual Worksheet
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Biology 201: Senses & Reflexes 1) Fill in the table below with the sense associated with the proper function. Taste Sight Touch Smell Hearing Proprioception Sense Generalized or Function of the Sense for Human Response Specialized 1) Sight Specialized Perceive shapes, color, distance, depth, and movement 2) Hearing Specialized Perceive different sound waves/vibrations 3) Taste Specialized Perceive different tastes, including salty, sweet, sour, bitter, and potentially umami (savory) 4) Smell Specialized Perceive different smells and in some animal species to detect pheromones that indicate whether a female is in heat/estrus 5) Proprioception Specialized Gauge one's movement and overall position of limbs and muscles 6) Touch Generalized Gauge different degrees of touch externally (on the skin) and throughout the body Senses in the Human Body: Types & Generation of Action Potential 2) Label the structures of the eye. Pupil Sclera Retina Lens Iris Cornea The Eye: Structure, Image Detection & Disorders 3) Label the chambers and structures of the eye below. Posterior chamber Muscle Retina Conjunctiva Cornea Sclera Optic nerve Anterior chamber Pupil Choroid layer Blood vessels Lens Iris Vitreous chamber The Eye: Structure, Image Detection & Disorders 4) Label the features of the visual pathway below. Optic chiasm Left cerebral hemisphere Pretectal nucleus Lateral geniculate nucleus of the thalamus Superior colliculus Visual cortex Right cerebral hemisphere The Eye: Structure, Image Detection & Disorders 5) Study the image of the section of the retina below. Label the neural layers. Bipolar cell Cone cell Neural layer Pigmented layer Rod cell Ganglion cell The Eye: Structure, Image Detection & Disorders 6) Label the structures of the nose below. Hard palate Tongue Nasal cavity Olfactory analyzer bulb Olfactory epithelium The fibers of olfactory receptors Nostrils Source lesson: The Nose & Tongue: Structures, Senses & Functions 7) Label the structures of the inner, middle, and outer ear in the diagram below. Ear canal Stapes Temporal muscle Earlobe Cartilage Cochlea Eardrum Incus Malleus Semicircular canals Source Lesson: The Ear: Structures, Functions & Equilibrium 8) Label the structures of the outer ear below. Helix Antihelix Concha Scapha Triangular fossa External acoustic meatus Pinna Auditory bulba The Ear: Structures, Functions & Equilibrium 9) Identify the outer ear, middle ear, inner ear, and cochlea in Diagram A below. Some terms may be used more than once. Then, identify the structures of the middle ear in Diagram B. Diagram A Word Bank: Outer ear Inner ear Cochlea Middle ear Diagram B Word Bank: Incus Round window Eustachian tube Stapes Oval window Eardrum Ligaments Malleus The Ear: Structures, Functions & Equilibrium 10) Identify the structures of the inner ear. Cochlea nerve Cochlea Bony labyrinth Oval window Round window Semicircular canals Vestibular nerve The Ear: Structures, Functions & Equilibrium 11) Identify all the structures of the ear. Malleus Temporal bone Incus Muscle Cartilage Stapes Helix Semicircular canals Cochlea Antihelix Pinna Vestibular nerve Cochlear nerve Concha Auditory bulba Eustachian tube Tympanic membrane Ear canal Tympanic cavity The Ear: Structures, Functions & Equilibrium 12) Match the proper order of sound detection and transmission from the outer ear to the brain. First, sound enters the ears: B Then, it travels into the middle ear: A Then, the cochlea sorts out the frequency: D Then, communication travels to the brain:C Finally, the auditory cortex processes sound: E The Ear: Structures, Functions & Equilibrium 13) Label the structures of the vestibular system below. Note that the crista has already been identified for you. Otoliths Semicircular canals Cochlea Membrane Utricle Cilia Receptor cell Saccule Hair cell Vestibule Support cell Nerve fibers The Ear: Structures, Functions & Equilibrium 14) Identify the different mechanoreceptors in the image below. Pacinian corpuscle Bulbous corpuscle Merkel cell Tactile corpuscle Source Lesson: Touch & Cutaneous Sensations: Structure & Receptors 15) Label the components of the reflex arc in the image below. Receptor Interneurons Motor nerve fibre Grey matter White matter Effector (muscle) Traverse section through spinal cord Sensory neurone Source Lesson: Touch & Cutaneous Sensations: Structure & Receptors .