Waves
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Eye structures
Ear
Lenses
100

Waves carry what

Energy 

100

radio waves Have the longest wavelengths and the lowest _______

Frequency 

100

allows for the passage of light into the eye and it also focuses the light

Cornea

100

What are the 3 Main Components of the Hearing Mechanism

Outer Ear

Middle Ear

Inner Ear

100

 A lens that curves outwards is called a

Convex lens

200

material through which a wave transfers energy

medium

200

When light enters a new medium it bends (refracts). Each wavelength bends a different amount allowing white light to separate into

ROYGBIV


200

controls the amount of light entering the eye

Iris

200

Collects sound and Helps in sound localization

Pinna/outer ear

200

 A lens that curves inwards is called a concave lens.

Concave Lenses

300

Waves that don’t need a medium 

electromagnetic wave

300

Used to kill bacteria.

UV

300

supports eyeball and provides attachment for muscles

Sclera

300

Provides support to the external ear and posterior wall of the middle ear cavity

Mastoid

300

The light that enters the eye is refracted by the __________

cornea

400

Waves are caused by what 

Vibrations

400

The sun Causes your skin to produce what 

Vitamin D

400

Brain takes inverted image and flips it so we can see

OPTIC NERVE

400

What are the 3 Ossicular bones

Malleus

 Incus

Stapes

400

In a concave lens light rays spread _________

parallel

500

medium vibrates ________ to the direction of wave motion

perpendicular

500

______ waves use thermogram

INFRARED

500

On retina where optic nerve leads back into the brain

Blind spot 

500

What is a Cochlea

Snail-shaped organ with a series of fluid- filled tunnels; converts mechanical energy into electrical energy

500

The focal length of a converging lens depends on two factors

The shape of the lens

 The index of refraction of the lens material

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