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Name: __________________
per: 1 2 3 4 5 6
SENSORY SYSTEMS
&
THE HUMAN EYE
Rods and Cones in the retina of the eye. Rods are receptors
sensitive to dim light but not color. Cones need a lot of light
but are sensitivee to color.
SVHS ADVANCED BIOLOGY
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
Spring Semester 2017
SVHS ADVANCED BIOLOGY
Spring 2017
SENSORY SYSTEMS
READING:
Chapter 12 “Introduction To The Human Body”
OUTCOMES:
A) Define “sensation”, “generator potential”, and “sensory pathway” and explain how they
are related in structure and function. (page 315)
B) Describe the 2 characteristics of sensation. (315)
C) Describe the different types of receptors based on location, type of stimulus detected, and
whether they are simple or complex. (pages 315-316)
D) Be able to describe the structure of the eye, how light is refracted, and how the image is
focused on the retina. (pages 323-331 and lab)
E) Explain how the rods and cones form generator potentials that result in images. (326-327)
F) Be able to explain the pathway an impulse takes from the rods and cones in the eye to the
occipital lobe of the cerebrum. (pages 331)
E) Be able to describe the main structures of the ear, and the functions of the cochlea and the
semi-circular canals (331-338)
SCHEDULE:
Thurs 3/2
Amgen test: Biotechnology
HW: read pgs 314-319 D.R. 12.1
Complete Amgen journal entries, essay
Mon 3/6
Discussion:
Lab:
Homework:
Cutaneous sensation, structures of the eye
Vision tests + work on table “A” of packet
Complete lab packet table “A”, D.R. 12.2
Wed 3/8
Discussion:
Retinal image formation, visual pathway
Thurs 3/9
Videos:
Lab:
Homework:
Biobeware: cow eye dissection
Cow eye dissection
D.R. 12.3: Vision
Mon 3/13
Discussion:
Lab:
Homework:
Hearing and equilibrium
Hearing and equilibrium lab
D.R. 12.4: Hearing. Complete lab packet
Wed 3/15
Block day
UNIT TEST - SENSORY SYSTEMS
Fri 3/18 C day
Convention
complete lab: hearing and equilibrium
lab: Spatial awareness
Sensory systems lab packets due
SVHS ADVANCED BIOLOGY
SENSORY SYSTEM LAB
PART A:
Using the sheep eye and the lab direction sheet provided identify the following structures as to
location and function. Be able to describe all structures that light passes through in order to reach
the receptors in the retina.
Name
Any Rectus
Any Oblique
Cornea
Pupil
Anterior
Chamber
Posterior
Chamber
Iris
Ciliary Body
Lens
Suspensory
Ligaments
Vitreous
Chamber
Vitreous
Humor
Function of Structure
Aqueous
Humor
Retina
Choroid Coat
Optic Disc
Fovea
Centralis
Sclera
Optic
Nerve
Path of Light
Label the structures of the retina shown below. Include all structures observed in Fig. 12.8 of your textbook.
The retina is said to be an inverted
retina. In the space to the right
explain what the term refers to and
why the retina might be structured
as such.
Label the following structures of the
retina.
Rods
Cones
Bipolar neurons
Ganglion neurons
SVHS ADVANCED BIOLOGY
VISION TESTS
Describe your results for each of the vision tests in the spaces below.
Visual acuity test:
Astigmatism test:
Peripheral vision test: