Hearing/Ears
Sight/Eyes
Equilibrium
Receptors
Somatic Senses
100
The first step to hearing
What is when sound waves enter external auditory meatus
100
Number of muscles that help move the eye (closest answer)
What is 6
100
Senses the position of the head
What is static equilibrium
100
The type of receptor in your ears that involves pressure and vibrations.
What is mechanoreceptor
100
This kind of pain originates from the skin and usually stops when the stimulus stops
What is acute pain
200
Contains hearing receptors and contains hair cells that detect vibrations
What is the organ of corti
200
Eyelid, conjunctiva, and extrinsic muscles are these
What are visual accessory organs
200
Bony chamber between semi-circular canals and cochlea
What is vestibule
200
Receptors that receive light
What is photoreceptors
200
This type of pain comes from your intestines
What is visceral pain
300
Sound waves enter the ear and make the _______ vibrate.
What is the eardrum
300
Exists at the optic disk and transmits visual information from the eye to the brain
What is the optic nerve
300
The part of the ear that gives the sense of equilibrium
What is the semi-circular canals
300
Type of receptor that receives pain
What is pain receptors
300
Conduct nerve impulses rapidly and are associated with sharp pain
What are acute pain fibers
400
Small electronic devises that amplify sound and can help restore many of the sounds that hearing-impaired people are missing
What is a hearing aid
400
The opening for light to enter
What is the pupil
400
Balances the head during sudden movement
What is dynamic equilibrium
400
Receptors that measure changes in chemicals
What is chemoreceptors
400
At this temperature your free nerve endings become unresponsive (closest answer)
What is 45 degrees C, 113 degrees F
500
The structure that contains endolymph
What is the membranous labyrinth of the inner ear
500
_______ is for black and white vision and ________ is for color vision
What is rods, cones
500
Interprets in impulses from the semi-circular canals and maintains overall balance and stability
What is cerebellum
500
Receptors that measure changes is temperature
What is thermoreceptors
500
The hairless areas of the skin (lips, fingertips)
What are Meissner's Corpuscles
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