Touch and Skin
Sight and Eyes
Hearing and Ears
Taste and Smell
All 5 senses
100
tiny pits where hair grows
What are hair follicles
100
clear front layer of the eye
What is the cornea
100
area of ear from the eardrum to the oval window
What is the middle ear
100
sticky, slime-like substance found in the nose
What is mucus
100
the sense you use most often
What is sight
200
Organs in the skin that make sebum, or greasy fluid
What are oil glands
200
Lining on the back of the eye
What is retina
200
floppy outer part of the ear
What is pinna
200
openings in the nose where air enters
What are nostrils
200
thin sheet of skin that receives sound vibrations
What is eardrum
300
the inner layer of the skin
What is the dermis
300
Clear, flexible material that changes shape to make eyesight clear
What is lens
300
three tubes that help the body keep its balance
What are semicircular canals
300
nerve that sends smells to the brain
What is the olfactory nerve
300
clear front layer of the eye
What is cornea
400
organs in the skin that get rid of water from the body
What are sweat glands
400
recepton cells in the retina the respond to movement and light
What are rods
400
Thin sheet of skin at the entrance to the inner ear
What is oval window
400
Nerve cells that react to smells or taste
What is receptor cells
400
outer layer of the skin
What is epidermis
500
substance that gives color to the skin
What is melanin
500
receptor cells in the retina that respond to colors
What are cones
500
three small bones in the ear
What are hammer, anvil, stirrup
500
curved tubes inside the nose that warm, moisten and filter air
What are nasal passages
500
the four types of taste buds
What are sweet, spicy, sour, bitter
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