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Receptors

Subject: Biology
Grade: Upper Secondary
Publisher: YDP
Resource types: Whiteboard presentation
Resource ID: b1725
Description:
At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– define and describe the basic characteristics of receptors (specificity, threshold)
– describe the process of sensory transduction (receptor and action potentials);- describe the functioning of the receptors of touch, pressure, hearing, balance and pain.

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Receptors
Class activity
Consists of...
Making sense of the...
Animation
Additional receptor...
Slideshow
Sensory transductio...
Animation
Receptor potential ...
Whiteboard exercise
Sensation; percepti...
Slideshow
Sensory receptors
Illustration
Receptors activatio...
Whiteboard exercise
Skin and the sense ...
Illustration
Structure of the Pa...
Slideshow
Pressure receptors ...
Whiteboard exercise
Pain receptors save...
Slideshow
Acute and chronic pain
Animation
Referred pain regions
Illustration
Pain receptors
Whiteboard exercise
The pathway for a r...
Animation
Muscle spindles
Animation
Muscle spindle
Illustration
Proprioreceptors â€...
Whiteboard exercise
Thermoreceptors and...
Slideshow
Thermoreceptors –...
Whiteboard exercise
Ear
Illustration
Functioning of the ...
Slideshow
Mechanoreceptors â€...
Simulation
Organ of Corti
Illustration
Bats navigation
Animation
Relevant to...
Copyright
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Keywords
homeostasis, receptors, feedback, receptor, activation threshold, electromagnetic receptor, lateral line system, Meissner corpuscle, muscle spindle, pain receptor, perception, sensation, sensory adaptation, thermogenesis
 
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