Eye Anatomy
Hormones
Vision
More Hormones
Smell & Taste
100
This is the scientific name for the white part of the eyeball.
What is the sclera?
100

Steroid hormone

Testosterone, estrogen, cortisol

100

Most focusing of vision is from this structure

Lens

100

Calcitonin secreted by this gland

Parathyroid gland

100

This is the type of receptors of smell.

What are chemoreceptors?

200

These structures are muscles involved in accommodation.

What is the ciliary body?

200

Amine hormone

epinephrine, NE

200

Gel-like humor that gives shape to the eyeball

Vitreous humor

200

Glucocorticoids (cortisol) is secreted by this gland

adrenal cortex

200

The number of olfactory receptors in nasal epithelium.

up to 20 million

300

This is highly vascularized (darkest) with blood vessels?

What is the choroid?

300

Peptide hormone

insulin, GH

300

This is the name where sharpest vision occurs.

What is the fovea centralis?

300

Disease of low cortisol of adrenal cortex 

Addison's disease

300

Number of taste buds in adults

10,000

400
Structure that gives binocular vision

Optic chiasmata (Where optic nerve crosses)

400

Hormones secreted by posterior pituitary

Oxytocin, ADH

400

Cones are highly concentrated here

Fovea centralis (dented thus sharpest vision)

400

High T-3 and T-4 disease

hyperthyroidism

400

Which taste is considered protective?

Bitter (back of tongue - poisons)

500

Fluid between cornea & lens

aqueous humor

500

TSH stimulated by this gland

Thyroid gland

500

Name of lens that have lost elasticity and thus needs bifocals

Presbyopia

500

Increased secretions from parathyroid gland ___ calcium in bone

increases

500

Cranial Nerves of taste?

V, IX, X