Vision
Hearing and Balance
Touch
Taste and Smell
Problems & Diseases of the Senses
100

What part of the eye adjusts the amount of light that enters the eye?

The pupil, controlled by the iris

100

These parts of the body are used for hearing.

What are the ears?

100

Of the following which has a higher density of touch receptors?


Shoulder, ankle, belly, fingertips

Fingertips

100

Part of the body used to taste.

What is the tongue?

100

What is the inability to hear called?

Deafness

200

What is the name of the nerve that carries visual information to the brain?

What is the optic nerve?

200

Made up of the hammer, anvil, and stirrup.

What is the middle ear?

200

What is the largest organ in the human body, and plays a crucial role in our sense of touch?

What is skin?

200

Salty, sweet, bitter, sour, and umami

What are the 5 types of taste?

200

What is anosmia?

Loss of the sense of smell

300

What type of lens is used to correct nearsightedness?

What are concave lens?

300

The vestibular system (including the semicircular canals)

Which part of the ear is responsible for balance?

300

Connects nerves from hand to the brain

The spinal cord

300

What are the sensory organs for taste located on the tongue?

What are a taste buds?

300

Damage in this part of the brain can cause problems in balance

Cerebellum

400

Connects to the Thalamus to send signals from the eye.

What is the optic nerve?

400

Part of the air that converts the sound waves into vibrations

The ear drum

400

Give 2 types of touch receptors

pain, temperature, pressure, vibration

400

Where are olfactory receptors located?

In the olfactory epithelium, high in the nasal cavity

400

What's one of the biggest dangers to your hearing, especially as you get older?

Exposure to loud noises.

500

In what part of the eye does the image form to send the information to the brain?

What is the retina?

500

What part of the ear converts sound vibrations into electrical signals?

What is the cochlea?

500

Sensory information from touch receptors travels to a specific lobe of the brain for processing. Which lobe is this?

Parietal lobe

500

What is the name for the sensory cells in the nose that bind to odor molecules?

What are olfactory receptor neurons?

500

The ________________________ in the brain deciphers the combination of activated receptors to recognize the smell

What is the olfactory cortex?

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