No. Response 1 2 3 4 5 Question Which of these would be most likely to stimulate a mechanoreceptor? A. A signal molecule binding B. Physical distortion of cells C. A photon of light D. Cold temperature E. An odorant molecule Which of these would be most likely to stimulate a chemoreceptor? A. An odorant molecule B. Physical distortion of cells C. Vibration D. Cold temperature E. Hot temperature All sensory pathways except olfaction first travel to the , which acts as a relay and processing station. A. Cerebrum B. Thalamus C. Cerebellum D. Pons E. Medulla oblongata Convergence describes how multiple presynaptic sensory neurons synapse on one post-synaptic neuron. Which of the following is the most likely result? A. A stronger stimulus intensity is needed to activate the sensory receptors. B. Incoming stimuli will not be processed in the CNS. C. The individual receptive fields for the presynaptic sensory neurons overlap to form a secondary receptive field. D. Sensory transduction will not occur. Tonic receptors A. Quickly adapt to a stimulus and "turn off". B. Slowly decrease the frequency of action potentials, but continue to fire as long as a stimulus is present. C. Always decrease to the point where no action potentials are being generated. D. All of these are correct.

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Which of these would be most likely to stimulate a mechanoreceptor?
A. A signal molecule binding
B. Physical distortion of cells
C. A photon of light
D. Cold temperature
E. An odorant molecule
Which of these would be most likely to stimulate a chemoreceptor?
A. An odorant molecule
B. Physical distortion of cells
C. Vibration
D. Cold temperature
E. Hot temperature
All sensory pathways except olfaction first travel to the, which acts as
a relay and processing station.
A. Cerebrum
B. Thalamus
C. Cerebellum
D. Pons
E. Medulla oblongata
Convergence describes how multiple presynaptic sensory neurons
synapse on one post-synaptic neuron. Which of the following is the most
likely result?
A. A stronger stimulus intensity is needed to activate the sensory
receptors.
B. Incoming stimuli will not be processed in the CNS.
C. The individual receptive fields for the presynaptic sensory neurons
overlap to form a secondary receptive field.
D. Sensory transduction will not occur.
Tonic receptors
A. Quickly adapt to a stimulus and "turn off".
B. Slowly decrease the frequency of action potentials, but continue to
fire as long as a stimulus is present.
C. Always decrease to the point where no action potentials are being
generated.
D. All of these are correct.
Transcribed Image Text:No. Response 1 2 3 4 5 Question Which of these would be most likely to stimulate a mechanoreceptor? A. A signal molecule binding B. Physical distortion of cells C. A photon of light D. Cold temperature E. An odorant molecule Which of these would be most likely to stimulate a chemoreceptor? A. An odorant molecule B. Physical distortion of cells C. Vibration D. Cold temperature E. Hot temperature All sensory pathways except olfaction first travel to the, which acts as a relay and processing station. A. Cerebrum B. Thalamus C. Cerebellum D. Pons E. Medulla oblongata Convergence describes how multiple presynaptic sensory neurons synapse on one post-synaptic neuron. Which of the following is the most likely result? A. A stronger stimulus intensity is needed to activate the sensory receptors. B. Incoming stimuli will not be processed in the CNS. C. The individual receptive fields for the presynaptic sensory neurons overlap to form a secondary receptive field. D. Sensory transduction will not occur. Tonic receptors A. Quickly adapt to a stimulus and "turn off". B. Slowly decrease the frequency of action potentials, but continue to fire as long as a stimulus is present. C. Always decrease to the point where no action potentials are being generated. D. All of these are correct.
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1.B)Physical distortion of cells.

Mechanoreceptors are receptors that are stimulated by physical changes such as touch,vibration, distortion, etc.

2.A)An odorant molecule

Chemoreceptors are receptors that are stimulated by the changes in chemical composition of their environment such as changes in smell, taste, etc.

3.B)Thalamus

Thalamus is the information relay station in our body. All the informations from our body,except smell,must be processed through thalamus before being sent to brain for interpretation.

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