A protective touch function, which prevents tissue damage.
What is pain?
100
Part of the ear that contains the wax glands.
What is the external auditory canal?
200
They hold the eye in place and also, allow movement.
What are the extrinsic muscles?
200
Organs of the inner ear and what they do.
What is the semicircular canal (balance) and cochlea (hearing)?
200
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3 disorders of the nose.
200
Four sensations that we can feel (touch).
What are pain, touch, heat, pressure, traction, cold, tickle?
200
This is the place where the causative agent survives, but does not multiply.
What is a reservoir?
300
Also known as tear ducts.
What are lacrimal glands?
300
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Abbreviation you might find on ear drops
300
Another name for taste buds.
What are papillae?
300
Names of the two thermoreceptors
What are hot and cold?
300
Largest endocrine organ in the body.
What is the pancreas?
400
How does the eye work?
Light focus on object, Lens views object, projected upside down on Retina. Optic nerve sends it to brain for interpretation.
400
Three bones of the ear.
What are the malleum (hammer), incus (anvil), and stapes (stirrup)?
400
The four tastes
What is sweet, sour, bitter, and salty?
400
What to tell the patient when they use eye drops
What is 1) wash hands 2) read label 3) do not touch applicator tip to eye 4) do not rub eyes 5) watch out for expiration date 6) be careful with contact drops
400
The last two numbers of an NDC number stand for this.
What is quantity or package size?
500
Opening in the middle of the Iris.
What is the pupil?
500
It contains the organs of Corti.
What is the cochlea?
500
Happens when the brain sends fewer signals to the brain as we get used to things happening?
What is adaptation?
500
The most common medication found in nose drops
What is a decongestant
500
This word can mean a chamber of the heart of the heart or a cavity of the brain.