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Proprioceptive System:
a sensory system that provides information about the body's position and movement in relation to the environment. It provides the person with information on how far to reach, how much pressure, where we are in space, and what our body scheme is.
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Vestibular System:
a sensory system in vertebrates that helps you maintain your sense of balance and spatial orientation. he system sends information about your head and body's position and motion to the brainstem, cerebellum, and somatic sensory cortices, which then help you coordinate your movements.
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SENSORY SYSTEMS/SENSES
Proprioceptive System:
Gives the nervous system input on the position of muscles, joints, and tendons. It provides the person with information on how far to reach, how much pressure, where we are in space, and what our body scheme is.
Vestibular System:
Affects balance, muscle tone, equilibrium responses, the ability to use both sides of the body together, coordination of the head, neck, and eye movements, auditory language, and plays a role in arousal.
Gustatory System:
Our sense of taste, allows us to recognize the five basic taste sensations of sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami.