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Anatomy and Physiology 2211K

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Anatomy and Physiology 2211K

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    1. Anatomy and Physiology 2211K Lecture 7

    2. Slide 2 – electromagnetic wave length

    3. Slide 3 – thermal energy

    4. Slide 4 – mechanical force

    5. Slide 5 – chemical receptors

    6. Slide 6 – sensory receptors

    7. Slide 8 – sensory organs

    8. Slide 9 - modality

    9. Slide 10 – projection pathways

    10. Slide 11 - intensity

    11. Slide 12 – phasic receptors

    12. Slide 13 – tonic receptors (pain receptors)

    13. Slide 2 - afferents

    14. Slide 14 – general senses

    15. Slide 15 – special senses

    16. Slide 16 - interoceptors

    17. Slide 17 - proprioceptors

    18. Slide 14 - exteroceptors

    19. Slide 19 – sensory limitations

    20. Slide 20 – free nerve endings – temperature sensors

    21. Picture 21 – temperature sensors

    22. Slide 22 – Merkel’s receptors

    23. Slide 23 – Hair receptor

    24. Slide 24 – Meissner’s corpuscles

    25. Slide 25 - Krause end bulb

    26. Slide 26 – Pacinian corpuscles

    27. Slide 27 - Ruffini corpuscles

    28. Slide 29 – Superficial somatic pain (Brown Recluse)

    29. Slide 30 – Deep somatic pain

    30. Slide 30 – Visceral pain

    31. Slide 28 – Royal Pain

    32. Slide 32 – spinalthalamic tract

    33. Slide 33 – referred pain

    34. Slide 34 - tongue

    35. Slide 35 – Lingual papillae

    36. Slide 36 – taste bud

    37. Slide 37 - Taste

    38. Slide 38 - olfactory

    39. Slide 39 – olfactory cells and function

    40. Slide 40 – odor and the G-protein complex

    41. Slide 41 - hearing

    42. Slide 42 – Sine waves of sound

    43. Slide 42 - ear

    44. Slide 45 – Bony and membranous labyrinth

    45. Slide 45 - Vestibule

    46. Slide 46 – semicircular canal

    47. Slide 47 - Ampulla

    48. Slide 48 - Cochlea

    49. Slide 49 – Cochlea

    50. Slide 50 – round window

    51. Slide 47 – Hair cells

    52. Slide 48 - vision

    53. Slide 49 - eye

    54. Slide 50 – tear ducts

    55. Slide 51 – extrinsic muscles of the eye

    56. Slide 52 – layers of the eye

    57. Slide 53 – ciliary muscle

    58. Slide 54 - retina

    59. Slide 55 – optic disk

    60. Slide 56 – retina and the rods and cone cells

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