Bones
The smallest bone in the body.
What is the stapes (stirrup)
Tiny bon attached to the ear drum.
What is the malleus.
Biggest part of the eye and gives it shape.
What is the vitreous body.
The two holes in your nose.
What is nostrils.
Substance in the mouth that breaks down food.
What is saliva.
The adult human body has how many bones.
What is 206.
Separates the outer ear from the middle ear.
A part of the eye that helps us see color.
What is cones.
This wall separates the nasal passages.
What is the septum.
Bumps on the top of the tongue.
What are papillae.
This is in the center of a bone.
What is marrow.
The name of the outer ear.
What is the pinna.
It closes automatically to protect the eye from danger.
What is the eyelid.
These are sensitive to order molecules and help your brain recognize smells.
What is receptors.
Papillae contain these.
What are taste buds.
The bones in the spine are called this.
What is vertebrae
Part of the ear that causes the popping sensation when flying on an airplane.
What is the Eustachian tube.
The colorful part of the eye.
What is the iris.
Icky stuff, also known as boogers, helps capture dust, germs and small particles.
What is mucus.
Thin membrane that connects the tongue to the bottom of the mouth.
What is frenulum.
Where the patella is located.
What is the knee.
Fluid moves in this and causes you to feel dizzy even after one stops spinning.
What is semicircular canals.
The great messenger at the back of the eye.
Cavity behind nose that connects with the back of the throat.
What is nasal cavity.
Tiny hairs that send messages to the brain to identify tastes.
What is microvilli.