Eyes
Ear
Nose
Skin
Tongue
100

cone-shaped cavity formed by the

skull that houses and protects the eyeball

Orbital Cavity

100

the outer ear,

collects sound waves and directs

them into the auditory canal

Pinna

100

the sense of smell

comes from the olfactory region

Nasal Cavity
100

What type of organ?

Sensory

100

inflammation of the tongue

Glossitis

200

protective membrane that lines the

inside of the eyelids and covers the sclera (the

white of the eye)

Conjunctiva 

200

 Causes earache.

Frequent complication of common cold in children.

Tx: Antibiotics. If chronic and have buildup of fluid or

pus may require myringotomy.

Otitis Media 

200

small, hair-like projections

that trap larger dust particles

entering the nose

Cilia

200

Made of?

Epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis 

200

Bumps on the

surface of the tongue that

contain the taste buds

Papillae

300

produce tears which cleanse and

lubricate the eye

Lacrimal Gland

300

performed for chronic ear infections.

Surgical opening made in tympanic membrane and

tubes placed in ear to drain fluids

Myringotomy

300

partition that divides the

nose into right and left sides

Septum

300

Detects?

Touch, surface temp. and pain.

300

swollen, red bumpy

tongue with enlarged taste buds. Causes

include: Scarlet fever; allergies; Toxic shock

syndrome; Vitamin B12 deficiency and

Kawasaki disease

Strawberry Tongue

400

movable folds of skin that protect the

eye

Eyelids

400

the stapes becomes hardened and

immovable. Common cause of deafness in young

adults.

Otosclerosis

400

What percent of smell accounts for taste?

90 

400

What type of receptors?

Tactile

400

an oral yeast infection that causes

white lesions on tongue and inner cheeks.

Common in babies, people with immune

deficiency, and those who use steroid

sprays for asthma.

Thrush

500

prevent large particles from entering

the eye

Eyelashes

500

condition affects the semicircular

canals causing vertigo (dizziness)

Meniere's Disease

500

structures located

at the bottom of each cerebral

hemisphere that process

information about odors

Olfactory Bulb 

500

Contains?

Free nerve endings

500

How many nerves?

3