'Vestibular sense' presentation slideshows

Special Senses: The Ear

Special Senses: The Ear. By the end of this class you should understand:. The properties of sound waves as they relate to hearing The three regions of the ear and their functions How the inner ear creates the senses of hearing and balance. Sensory Neurons.

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Helping Vestibular Systems Grow

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Chapter 6 (E): Other Senses

Chapter 6 (E): Other Senses. Do-Now (Discussion). What are some vital characteristics of the following senses : Touch Kinesthesis Vestibular Taste Smell. Touch. Touch: Includes four distinct skin senses: Pressure Warmth Cold Pain. Homunculus. Touch. Kinesthesis :

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Sensory Integration Gigantic Freeway System

Sensory Integration Gigantic Freeway System. How do your senses fit together within your body? How does the brain get all the traffic to the right places?. What happens if the roads get clogged?. Great Photo. 5 Senses Balance Body Position Tactile Why ? Int erventio ns.

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Somesthesis

Somesthesis. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoiaUV7fGEI. Top-Down Processing. Information guided by mental processes Starts in the brain Construct perceptions through prior experience and expectation. Bottom-up Processing. Begins with sensory information

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The Sense of Touch

The Sense of Touch. Vestibular sense, pain. The Environment Within. Kinesthesis The sense of body position and movement of body parts; also called kinesthesia. Equilibrium (vestibular sense) The sense of balance. Vision interacts with kinesthesis Semicircular Canals

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