Matching Pairs Nervous System - Matching Part 2Online version Nervous System - Matching Part 2 by Benjamin D Morgan 1 Convert chemical stimuli (molecules) in the air into electrical impulses. They are found in your nose. 2 sensory organs 3 spinal cord 4 chemical stimuli 5 touch receptors 6 How does the amount of alcohol consumed by an individual affect the number of brain cells. Identify the dependent variable 7 brain 8 electromagnetic stimuli 9 Neurons 10 How does the amount of alcohol consumed by an individual affect the number of brain cells. Identify the Independent variable 11 taste receptors 12 hair receptors 13 Rods and Cones Receptors 14 How does the amount of alcohol consumed by an individual affect the number of brain cells. Identify a possible controlled variable 15 mechanical stimuli Stimuli due to a molecule entering through the mouth for taste or nose for smell Stimuli that enters the eye as light Nerve cells that carry information as tiny electrical signals between the receptors and the brain Stimuli due to touching something and sound waves Olfactory Receptors Pathway for neural fibers traveling to and from brain; controls simple reflexes that are not sent to the brain. Convert mechanical stimuli in the form of pain, temperature, and pressure into electrical impulses. They are found in your skin. amount of alcohol Convert electromagnetic waves (light) stimuli into electrical impulses. These are found in your eyes. Processes the electrical signals sent from each receptor and decides on how to respond to the stimuli by sending an electrical signal to a part of the body and/or committing the electrical signal to memory Convert chemical stimuli in the food you eat into electrical impulses. They are found on your tongue. Age of the individual drinking alcohol number of brain cells Tongue, eyes, skin, nose, and ears are these Convert mechanical sound wave stimuli that travel through the air into electrical impulses. They are found in your ears.
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