Problem
Special sense of choice - Vision provide reference as well thank you.
• What cranial nerve(s) is(are) associated with your chosen special sense
• Describe how the anatomy of your chosen special sense organ relates to its physiology.
• Special sense of choice - Vision.
A. What cranial nerve(s) is(are) associated with your chosen special sense
B. Describe how the anatomy of your chosen special sense organ relates to its physiology.
C. Describe how signal transduction occurs in your chosen special sense organ. Distinguish how it is different from signal transduction in a somatic peripheral sensory nerve.
D. Describe how sensory stimuli from your chosen special sense can trigger autonomic activation. Discuss the downstream effects at the organ and organismal levels.
E. Discuss physiological consequences that can occur as a result of homeostatic imbalances in your chosen special sense organ.