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Bending light

What is refracting

100

Olfaction

What is smelling

100

the structure that guides sound waves into the ear

What is the pinna or auricle(external ear)

100

Your equilibrium and balance is maintained by this part of the brain

What is the cerebellum

100

Body positioning or location in space

What is proprioception

200

Dysfunctioning lacrimal glands would cause this condition

What are dry, irritated eyes

200

Pain originating in one place but felt in another

What is referred pain

200

This organ is stimulated in the process of sound transmission

What is the organ of Corti

200

The "true organ of hearing" and resembles a hollow snail shell

What is the cochlea

200

Connects the ear to the nasopharynx

What is the Eustachian tube

300

This structure refracts the light coming into the eye 

What is the cornea

300

An effect of aging on vision

What is Presbyopia

300

The stapes, incus, and stirrup vibrate and send their message here

What is the oval window

300

These areas of the brain relay changes in body position mainly at rest

What are the cerebellum and the midbrain

300

The lens adjusting to cause a clear image

What is accommodation 

400

This is the part of the eye that gives the color

What is the iris

400

This structure focuses light on the retina

What is the lens

400

Sound waves enter the ear and strike this structure and it vibrates

What is tympanic membrane or ear drum

400

Function of the Eustachian Tube

What is equalize pressure between the middle ear and the atmospheric pressure

400

Tactile receptors are generally found here

What are the tongue, the cheek, and the roof of your mouth

500

This nerve allows for voluntary movement of the eye

What is the oculomotor nerve

500

When the eye is unable to bring the horizontal and vertical lines (planes)into focus at the same time is known as this

What is astigmatism

500

This nerve sends the sound wave impulse to the brain for interpretation.

What is vestibulocochlear

500

The patient state that the room is spinning. you tell them this.

What is "You are experiencing vertigo"

500

Helps maintain the eyeball shape and contributes to intraocular pressure

What is vitreous humor