Eye Disorders
Vision Basics
Hearing
Balance and Equilibrium
Taste and Smell
100

A condition where the eye cannot focus evenly due to an irregular cornea 

Astigmatism 

100

Normal vision where light focuses directly on the retina

Emmetropia

100

The structure also known as the eardrum 

Tympanic Membrane

100

The system responsible for balance

Vestibular System

100

Receptors responsible for detecting smells 

Olfactory Receptors

200
Clouding of the eye's lens that causes blurry vision 

Cataracts 

200

Part of the eye that controls how much light enters 

Iris

200

Three tiny bones in the middle ear that amplify sound

ossicles 

200

Structures that detect rotational movement of the head. 

Semicircular Canals 

200

Receptors responsible for detecting taste

Gustatory Receptors

300

Eye disease caused by increased pressure that can damage the optic nerve

Glaucoma

300

The opening in the center of the iris

Pupil 

300

Spiral-shaped structure responsible for hearing 

Cochlea

300

Part of the inner ear involved in equilibrium but not hearing

Vestibule 

300

Taste that detects sugars 

Sweet

400

Difficulty seeing objects far away clearly 

Myopia

400

Photoreceptors responsible for color vision 

Cones

400

Hearing loss caused by damage to the inner ear or auditory nerve

Sensorineural Deafness

400

Structures that detect linear movement and head position

Utricle and Saccule

400

Taste that detects acids

Sour

500

Difficulty seeing objects close up clearly 

Hyperopia

500

Photoreceptors responsible for night vision and peripheral vision

Rods

500

Hearing loss caused by problems conducting sound waves

Conductive Deafness

500

This system works closely with vision to maintain balance

Inner Ear

500

Taste associated with amino acids and savory foods

Umami 

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