1. Integumentary System Jeopardy
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PNS pt 1
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PNS pt 2
Category 3
ANS
Category 4
Senses
Category 5
Sensory perception 10 20 30 40 50

2. There are ____ pairs of spinal nerves. 21 31 41 51
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3. There are ____ pairs of spinal nerves. 21 31 41 51
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4. Which of the following is true concerning the structural complexity of sensory receptors?
Special sense organs are widely distributed in the body.
General senses are complex receptors.
Simple receptors include somatic senses.
The complex receptors include senses for pain, temperature, and muscle distortion.
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5. Which of the following is true concerning the structural complexity of sensory receptors?
c. Simple receptors include somatic senses.
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6. From the following choices, choose the one that is NOT a level of sensory integration.
Perceptual
Circuit
Receptor
Cerebral
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7. From the following choices, choose the one that is NOT a level of sensory integration.
Perceptual
Circuit
Receptor
Cerebral
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8. DOUBLE JEOPARDY! Category 1 - 80 points
Choose the correct number of nerves for the parts of the spine. (Some answers will be used more than once.)
A. 5 B. 7 C. 8 D. 12 E. 31
1. There are ___ Cervical nerves.
2. There are ___ Thoracic nerves.
3. There are ___ Lumbar nerves.
4. There are ___ Sacral nerves.
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Choose the correct number of nerves for the parts of the spine. (Some answers will be used more than once.)
A. 5 B. 7 C. 8 D. 12 E. 31
1. There are ___ Cervical nerves. C
2. There are ___ Thoracic nerves. D
3. There are ___ Lumbar nerves. A
4. There are ___ Sacral nerves. A
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10. Which type of sensory receptors are sensitive to changes in light?
Thermoreceptors
Chemoreceptors
Nociceptors
Mechanoreceptors
Photoreceptors
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11. Which type of sensory receptors are sensitive to changes in light?
Thermoreceptors
Chemoreceptors
Nociceptors
Mechanoreceptors
Photoreceptors
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12. What is the function of the stretch reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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13. What is the function of the stretch reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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14. Which function goes with the plantar reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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15. Which function goes with the plantar reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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16. What is the correct function of the abdominal reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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17. What is the correct function of the abdominal reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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18. What is the correct function of the Golgi-tendon reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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19. What is the correct function of the Golgi-tendon reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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20. What is the correct function of the Flexor withdrawal reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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21. What is the correct function of the Flexor withdrawal reflex?
A. Contraction of abdominal muscles from the touching of skin.
B. Help prevent damage from excessive stretching.
C. Maintain muscle tone (doctor hits your knee.)
D. Initiated by painful stimulus, like a flame.
E. Initiated by stroking sole of foot causing toes to curl under.
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22. The effects of the sympathetic nervous system are essentially opposite of the:
A) motor division
B) parasympathetic nervous system
C) sensory division
D) central nervous system
E) autonomic nervous system
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23. The effects of the sympathetic nervous system are essentially opposite of the:
A) motor division
B) parasympathetic nervous system
C) sensory division
D) central nervous system
E) autonomic nervous system
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24. Preparing the body for “fight or flight” response is the role of the..
Cerebrum
Parasympathetic nervous system
Sympathetic nervous system
Somatic nervous system
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25. Preparing the body for “fight or flight” response is the role of the..
Cerebrum
Parasympathetic nervous system
Sympathetic nervous system
Somatic nervous system
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26. DOUBLE JEOPARDY! Category 3 - 60 points
Which of the following effects is characteristic of the parasympathetic nervous system:
A) increases metabolic rate
B) stimulates sweat glands to produce perspiration
C) decreases heart rate
D) decreases urine output
E) decreases activity of the digestive system
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Which of the following effects is characteristic of the parasympathetic nervous system:
A) increases metabolic rate
B) stimulates sweat glands to produce perspiration
C) decreases heart rate
D) decreases urine output
E) decreases activity of the digestive system
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28. Double Jeopardy: Category 3 - 40 points Effectors of the ANS are…
A. Skeletal muscles
B. Smooth muscles
C. Glands
D. Brain tissue
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29. Double Jeopardy: Category 3 - 40 points Home Effectors of the ANS are…
A. Skeletal muscles
B. Smooth muscles
C. Glands
D. Brain tissue
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30. In regards to the ANS, what is the purpose of the hypothalamus?
A. Coordinates many hormonal and behavioral circadian rhythms
B. Main integrative center of the ANS
C. Controls motivated behaviors
D. Regulate the body's systems, including electrolyte and fluid balance, body temperature, blood pressure, and body weight
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31. In regards to the ANS, what is the purpose of the hypothalamus?
A. Coordinates many hormonal and behavioral circadian rhythms
B. Main integrative center of the ANS
C. Controls motivated behaviors
D. Regulate the body's systems, including electrolyte and fluid balance, body temperature, blood pressure, and body weight
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32. What is the main function of the rods in the eye? Depth perception
Color vision
Vision in dim light
Accommodation for near vision
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33. What is the main function of the rods in the eye? Depth perception
Color vision
Vision in dim light
Accommodation for near vision
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34. Category 4 - 20 points Receptors for hearing are located in the…..
Cochlea
Semicircular canals
Tympanic membrane
Vestibule
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35. Category 4 - 20 points Receptors for hearing are located in the…..
Cochlea
Semicircular canals
Tympanic membrane
Vestibule
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36. DOUBLE JEOPARDY - 60 points
Seventy percent of all sensory receptors are located in the….
Eye
Ears
Skin
Nose
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37. DOUBLE JEOPARDY - 60 points
Seventy percent of all sensory receptors are located in the….
Eye
Ears
Skin
Nose
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38. Which of the following structures is NOT part of the external ear?
Pinna
External acoustic meatus
Tympanic membrane
Pharyngotympanic tube
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39. Which of the following structures is NOT part of the external ear?
Pinna
External acoustic meatus
Tympanic membrane
Pharyngotympanic tube
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40. Which of the following taste sensations is incorrectly matched to the chemicals that produce it?
Sweet- organic substances such as sugar and some lead salts
Sour- acids
Salty- metal ions
Bitter- alkaloids
Umami- amino acids glutamate and lysine
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41. Which of the following taste sensations is incorrectly matched to the chemicals that produce it?
Sweet- organic substances such as sugar and some lead salts
Sour- acids
Salty- metal ions
Bitter- alkaloids
Umami- amino acids glutamate and lysine
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42. What is the correct description for Quality discrimination?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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43. What is the correct description for Quality discrimination?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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44. What is the correct description for perceptual detection?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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45. What is the correct description for perceptual detection?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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46. What is the correct description for magnitude estimation?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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47. What is the correct description for magnitude estimation?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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48. What is the correct description for spatial discrimination?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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49. What is the correct description for spatial discrimination?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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50. What is the correct description for pattern recognition?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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51. What is the correct description for pattern recognition?
Recognition of familiar or significant patterns in stimuli
The ability to identify submodalitites of sensation
Identifying the site or pattern of the stimulus
Intensity is coded in the frequency of impulses
Ability to detect a stimulus
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