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SCIENCE FORM 2 THE WORLD THROUGH OUR SENSES

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SCIENCE FORM 2

THE WORLD THROUGH OUR SENSES

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THE SENSORY ORGANS

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Main sensory organsSKINNOSETONGUEEAREYE

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FUNCTION OF MAIN SENSORY ORGANS

SKINDetect touch,pressure, pain, heat,

cold.Organ for touch.

NOSEDetect chemicals.Organ for smell.

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TONGUEDetect chemicals. Organ for taste.

EARDetect sound.Organ for hearing.

EYEDetect light.Organ for sight.

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THE HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM

♥Responsible for detecting stimuli and changes in the environment and sending the information to the brain for interpretation.

♥The brain then send out instructions to the relevant parts of the body for actions to be taken.

♥The information and instructions are send out in the form of nervous impulses along nerves.

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♥The nervous system consists of the brain, the spinal cord and the nerves.

♥The brain and the spinal cord form the central nervous system.

♥The nerves which send nerves impulses from the sensory organs or receptors to the brain are called the sensory nerves.

♥The nerves which carry nervous impulses from the central nervous system to the muscles or glands for carrying out the responses are called the motor nerves.

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THE PATHWAY FROM STIMULUS TO RESPONSE

StimulusSensoryorgans

Sensory nerves

BrainMotor nerves

Responses

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THE SENSES OF TOUCH

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THE SKIN AS A SENSORY ORGAN

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THE SKIN

♥The skin is made up of two layers: -the epidermis -the dermis♥The skin is a sense organ helping

the body to know what is happening in its surroundings.♥The nerve endings or receptors in

the skin detects stimuli

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THE FUNCTION OF RECEPTORS

TOUCH RECEPTORDetects any contact made with the

skin.

PRESSURE RECEPTORDetects pressure exerted on the

skin.

PAIN RECEPTORDetects pain when the skin is

injured.

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HEAT RECEPTOR Detects heat or any that rise in temperature.

COLD RECEPTOR Detects a cold substance or any fall in temperature.