Sensory Pathways
- Created by: AnnaLouise
- Created on: 08-12-13 21:42
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2. In the homunculus, the body areas are represented with regards to what?
- Tactile Sensitivity
- Skin Area
3. Which of the following is not true for rapidly adapting receptors and is true for ONLY slowly adapting receptors?
- The receptor encodes the duration and intensity of stimuli
- The receptor encodes the dynamic features of stimuli
- It characterised by a burst of action potentials which rapidly decays
- It is part of a peripheral mechanism to inhibit sensory information so the brain is not overloaded
4. What mechanism do the centre/surround receptor fields exhibit? (These receptor fields are present in the dorsal column nuclei and thalamic neurones
- Lateral Inhibition
- Medial Excitation
- Medial Inhibtion
- Lateral Excitation
5. Which of the muscle and joint mechanoreceptors is responsible for the detection of joint position and movement?
- Golgi tendon organ
- Joint capsule
- Muscle spindle secondary
- Muscle spindle primary
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