Sight
It controls how much light enters the eye
The pupil
Sound is a form of __________
Energy
The largest organ that detects touch
The skin
Openings in the nose that allow air to enter
Nostrils
Proprioception
It focuses the light onto the retina
It vibrates when sound hits it
The Eardrum
The first layer of the skin, which acts as a protective wrap
Name the five common tastes
Sweet, sour, bitter, umami and salty
Sense that helps you understand and feel what is going on inside your body
Interoception
It converts light into neural signals
The retina
Carries neural signals on to the brain
The Auditory Nerve
Why is the taste map incorrect?
Because all taste buds detect all five common tastes
Receptors in charge of sensing the position of the different parts of the body
Proprioceptors
For correcting short sightedness you need a _______ lens, and for correcting long sightedness you need a ____________ lens.
Concave - Convex
It transmits sounds vibrations into neural messages
The Cochlea
The subcutaneous tissue
Receptors located throughout the body that send information about the inside of your body to regulate vital functions
Interoceptors
It provides protection to the eye
Sound is a ____________ wave
Mechanical
Detect pressure changes and vibrations in the skin
Function of the olfactory cilia
Respond to the chemical molecules that create different smells
The person would not be able to do basic tasks like eat, walk, talk, regulate the body temperature, etc.