Eye
Ear
Smell/Taste
Physiology
Miscellaneous
100
What structure is #6?
Lens
100
What is #1? (please provide both names)
pinna/auricle
100
The receptors for smell and taste are called ____.
Chemoreceptors
100
What cranial nerve is stimulated when you smell?
I, Olfactory
100
What type of food excites pain receptors in the mouth?
Hot/spicy foods
200
What structure is #4?
Iris
200
What are the names of all 3 auditory ossicles?
Malleus, Incus, Stapes
200
What is "D" pointing to?
Olfactory bulb
200
What part of the ear is filled with fluid?
Cochlea
200
The inner corner where your eyelids meet is called the...
medial canthus
300
What structure is #1?
Cornea
300
What is #3?
Tympanic Membrane
300
What is "C"?
Olfactory receptor cells
300
Rearrange the words in order that light will hit them.
Retina, cornea, vitreous humor, pupil
Cornea, pupil, vitreous humor, retina
300
Give me the scientific names for the following:
earwax
tears
earwax- cerumen
tears- lacrimal fluid
400
What structure is #2?
Sclera
400
What is #7?
Cochlea
400
What does the epiglottis do?
prevent food from entering the windpipe
400
What are the names of the two photoreceptors, where in the eye can you find them and what do they do?
Rods and cones in the retina.
Rods- light
Cones-color
400
What eye muscle depresses the eye?
inferior rectus
500
How would you describe to someone where the conjunctiva is?
Lines the inside of the eyelid on the outer surface of the eyeball
500
What is #2?
External acoustic meatus
500
What 3 cranial nerves is the sense of taste going to use?
VII-Facial
IX- glossopharyngeal
X-vagus
500
Explain why children are often more picky about food than adults.
Their senses of smell and taste are sharper and foods taste stronger especially bitter foods.
500
What are the 3 tunics of the eye?
Sclera (fibrous tunic), vascular tunics, sensory tunic