Nervous System
Ears
Eyes
Taste, Smell, Touch
Endocrine System
100

Nerve Cells are called

Neurons

100

What are the three sections of the ear

outer, middle, and inner ear

100

Part of the eye that has color

Iris

100

What are the 4 different types of touches that your receptors pick up on

  • Touch 

  • Pain 

  • Pressure

  • Temperature

100

The different parts of the body that produces hormones

Gland

200

Support Cells are called

Glial Cells

200

Vibrates in the ear when sound hits it

Eardrum

200

Cells that send information from the eyes to the brain

Photoreceptors

200
The part of the tongue that picks up on taste

Taste bud

200

What gland produces  horomones for the Fight or flight response

Adrenal gland

300

A type of glial cell that provides nutrients to neurons 

Astrocytes

300

A spiral-shaped organ filled with fluid and hair cells that convert vibrations into electrical signals.

Cochlea

300

The cells in the back of the eye that senses color and the cells that see light 

Cones

Rods

300

The space behind your nose that connects to the back of your throat

nasal cavity

300

This gland regulates gamete cells

Gonads

400

Known as the master gland found in the brain

Pituitary Gland

400

The visible part of the ear that collects sound.

Pinna

400

The part of the eye tht allows light to enter

lens

400

The special receptors to pick up on smell

Olfactory

400

It increases the energy production, oxygen consumption, and protein structure of cells

Thyroid Gland

500

The part of the nervous system that allows people to rest and digest

Parasympathetic system

500

Three bones of the ossicles that amplify sounds

malleus or hammer, anvil or incus, and stapes or stirrup

500

The name of the back of the eye that holds the sight cells

Retina

500

The area that connects your nostrils

Septum

500

Immature T cells (type of white blood cell) travel to develop into fully functional immune cells.

Thymus