I smell you.
I can't see a thing!
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Senses Stew
100
bipolar neurons surrounded by columnar epithelial cells in the nose
What are olfactory receptor cells
100
These muscles of the iris cause the pupil to get smaller when they contract
What is circular
100
sweet, salty, bitter, sour, umami
What are primary taste sensations
100
This connects the middle ear with the throat
What is the auditory tube
100
The transparent, anterior portion of the eye's outer tunic
What is cornea
200
olfactory receptors and taste receptors
What are chemoreceptors
200
clumps of gel or deposits of crystal-like substances in the vitreous humor
What is floaters
200
This area is most sensitive to sweet stimuli
What is tip of the tongue
200
Infection from the nose may spread through the auditory tube to this area
What is the middle ear
200
These are stimulated by changes in temperature.
What are thermoreceptors
300
Partial or complete loss of smell
What is anosmia
300
Depression in the center of the retina
What is fovea centralis
300
It's also known as the spiral organ
What is the Organ of Corti
300
A ruptured tymapnic membrane could cause this
What is conductive deafness
300
20-20,000 vibrations/second
What is range of human hearing
400
Impulses within the olfactory bulbs travel along these tracts to the limbic system
What are olfactory tracts
400
The light-sensitive biochemical in rods
What is rhodopsin
400
This cone is sensitive to green
What is chlorolabe
400
The auditory cortices are located here
What is in the temporal lobes
400
Poor vision in dim light due to nutritional deficiency (vitamin A)
What is night blindness
500
This happens when you smell something when you enter a classroom, but soon the odor fades away
What is sensory adaptation
500
erythroblade, chloroblade, and cyanoblade
What are the 3 types of cones that contain a visual pigment
500
This lines the inner surface of the eyelid
What is conjunctiva
500
This is also known as the eardrum
What is the tymanic membrane
500
Condition in which the rate of aqueous humor formation exceeds the rate of removal, causing increased pressure.
What is glaucoma
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