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Results in reddened, irritated eyes; commonly known as "Pinkeye"
What is Conjunctivitis
100
Glands that produce and oily secretion that lubricates the eye.
What is Tarsal Glands
100
Malleus, Incus, and Stapes are found in the ear which help the ear do this.
What is Hear
100
White portion of eye
What is Sclera
100
colored portion of the eyeball
What is Iris
200
Most common cause is prolonged vitamin A deficiency, which can result in deterioration of much of the neural retina. Interferes with rod function
What is Night Blindness
200
Lines the eyelid and covers the outer surface of the eyeball and secretes mucus.
What is Conjunctiva
200
Using Meisner's Corpuscles one can do this...
What is Touch
200
The clear covering of the eyeball...
What is Cornea?
200
sharpest vision center of the eye.
What is Centeral Fovea
300
CROSS EYED!!!
What is Strabismus
300
Tears are produced here.
What is Lacrimal Apparatus
300
The olfactory nerve is usually associated with this...
What is smell?
300
Produces ear wax..
What is auditory canal?
300
The Hammer, Anvil and Stirrups are apart of this...
What are Ossicles?
400
Vision going gray, common cause of blindness in the elderly.
What is Glaucoma
400
Commonly known as eardrum.
What is Tympanic Membrane
400
The optic nerve deals with this fourth sense..
What is sight?
400
connects the ear to the throat...
What is Ustation Tubes?
400
Loss of smell...
What is Anosmias?
500
Symptoms are: nausea, ringing of the ear and the sensation of spinning.
What is Vertigo
500
Gel-like substance that is located in the back of the eyeball.
What is Vitreous Humor
500
The tongue is associated with this...
What is taste?;)
500
Long cilia that are in the nose that are bathed in mucus
What is Olfactory Hairs/Nose hairs?
500
Spiral structure in the ear
What is the cochlea?