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Integumentary System

Integumentary System . ST110 Concorde Career College, Portland. Objectives. Define the term integument Describe the functions of the integumentary system List and identify the structures of the integumentary system and describe the function of each Identify the layers of the skin.

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Sensory, Motor, and Integrative Systems

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Sensory, Motor, and Integrative Systems

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Sensory System

Sensory System. Transmits sensory information collected by receptors to the CNS. Outline. 1- General principles of sensory physiology 2- The somatosensory System 3- Olfaction 4- Taste 5- Hearing and Equilibrium 6- Vision. Outline. 1- General principles of sensory physiology

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Somatic Sensation (The Bodily Senses)

Somatic Sensation (The Bodily Senses). Exteroception (perception of external events) Touch (active and passive) Thermal senses (heat and cold) Pain (external or internal events that damage or harm the body) Proprioception (sense of oneself) Movements of the limbs Posture of the body

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Humanoids

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PAIN & PAIN CONTROL THEORIES

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Schedule 9/17- Tissue Practicum, Tissue Drawings Due 9/18- Integ Notes; Lab activity ( End 1 st 6 wks) 9/21- Finish In

Schedule 9/17- Tissue Practicum, Tissue Drawings Due 9/18- Integ Notes; Lab activity ( End 1 st 6 wks) 9/21- Finish Integ Notes, Finish Lab 9/22- Integ. Lab Due , Disease & Disorder Lecture 9/23- Case Studies ? Whatya have? Whatya have? 9/24- Review for Test

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Somatosensation

Somatosensation. Lesson 17. Somatosensation. Sensory info from body Cutaneous senses exteroceptors touch / pain Kinesthesia interoceptors body position & movement ~. The Cutaneous Senses. Physical events next to organism info about stimuli in direct contact surfaces, objects, energy

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Special senses- touch (somatic)

Special senses- touch (somatic). Nicholas Brazones, Stephanie Hutchinson, Khaled Nada, Wynne Kirchner . Somatic Senses. Somatic senses are associated with receptors in the: Skin. Muscles. Joints. Viscera. These include the senses of: Touch. Pressure. Temperature. Pain.

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