sensorium

sen·so·ri·um   (sěn-sôr'ē-əm, -sōr'-)    n.   pl. sen·so·ri·ums or sen·so·ri·a (-sôr'ē-ə, -sōr'-) The part of the brain that receives and coordinates all the stimuli conveyed to various sensory centers. The entire sensory system of the body. [Late Latin sēnsōrium, organ of sensation, from Latin sēnsus, sense; see sense.]

Main Entry: sen·so·ri·um
Pronunciation: sen-'sOr-E-&m, -'sor-
Function: noun
Inflected Form: plural sen·so·ri·ums or sen·so·ria /-E-&/
1 : the parts of the brain or the mind concerned with the reception andinterpretation of sensory stimuli; broadly : the entire sensory apparatus
2 a : ability of the brain to receive and interpret sensory stimuli sensorium> b : the state of consciousness judged in terms of this ability sensorium> sensorium remained clear>

sensorium sen·so·ri·um (sěn-sôr'ē-əm)
n. pl. sen·so·ri·ums or sen·so·ri·a (-sôr'ē-ə)

1. The part of the brain that receives and coordinates all the stimuli conveyed to various sensory centers.

2. The sensory system of the body.