Анатомия общих и специальных органов чувств

Review the anatomy and physiology of the general and special senses. Sensory receptors detect a stimulus, sensory neurons carry information, and the nervous system interprets signals as perception. General senses include touch, pressure, temperature, pain, and body position. Special senses include vision, hearing, equilibrium, smell, and taste. Compare the receptor type, location, and stimulus for each sense. Relate structures in the eye, ear, nose, and tongue to the information they detect, and distinguish a receptor's response from processing in the brain. Use this overview as a map for deeper study. Pause to make a table of sense, organ, receptor, stimulus, and pathway; then check the detail required by your current A&P course. Helpful for sensory system anatomy, nervous system review, general senses, special senses, and exam preparation. Learn happily with Scientist Cindy at www.scientistcindy.com. #SpecialSenses #GeneralSenses #SensorySystem #AnatomyAndPhysiology #NervousSystem