Brain and EEG
Anatomy of the Eye
Physiology of Vision
Anatomy of the Ear
100

This contains your brain and spinal cord.

Central Nervous System

100

True or false: What we see in your right eye is processed by the left side of your brain and vice versa.

True

100

The Snellen eye chart is most commonly used to determine what?

Visual acuity

100

Which part of your ear is vital for equilibrium?

Internal ear

200

What does your automatic nervous system do?

Controls smooth muscles and cardiac muscles and glands. (Everything that is automatic must work for you to live!)

200

_____________ help us see color and at night.

Photoreceptors

200
Being nearsighted means you have a ____________ eye.

Myopic

200

Your ____________ is the part of your ear that is responsible for your hearing.

Cochlea

300

Brain waves are measured in what unit?

Hz

300

Your eye is enclosed by what?

A layer of fat and the bony orbit.

300

What is your blind spot?

The site where the optic nerve exits the eyeball.

300

Your bony labyrinth is located inside what bone?

Temporal bone

400

What does an EEG do?

Records electoral activity of the brain.

400

_________________ keeps your retina pressed firmly against the wall of the eyeball.

Scleral Venus Sinus

400

Predators, like humans, have binocular vision. This provides ___________________.

Depth perception

400

The bony labyrinth contains what?

Semicircular canals, vestibule, cochlea

500

What can cause changes in brain wave patterns?

Age, sensory stimuli, brain pathology, chemical state of the body, health, etc.

500

What is your optic nerve?

A bundle of fibers that contain your ganglion cell layer, bipolar cell layers, rods and cones.

500

Irregularities in the curvatures of the lens/cornea that lead to blurred vision is called what?

Astigmatism

500

The bony labyrinth is filled with an aqueous fluid called _______________. While your membranous labyrinth is filled with a viscous fluid called _____________.

Perilymph; endolymph