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Eye
Ear
Pot Pourri
Pot Pourri 2
100
Problem caused by continuous movement of fluid in the ear
What is Motion Sickness
100
Nerve endings that let you see black, white and gray
What is Rods
100
The part of the ear that seperates the outer and middle ear
What is the ear drum
100
Part of the eye that controls the size of the pupil, the colored part
What is the iris
100
The measure of the loudness of sound
What is decibel
200
Vibrations in the air
What is sound waves
200
White of the eye, not used to see
What is Sclera
200
snail like part of the ear that carries messages to the brain
What is cochlea
200
Part of the eye that absorbs light and turns it into an electrical message
What is retina
200
Your iris is named after what godess
What is the godess of rainbows
300
Condition where distant objects appear blurred
What is nearsightedness
300
Nerve endings that let us see color
What is Cones
300
Part of the ear responsibile for balance
What is semicircular canal
300
Name one flaw of the human eye
What is we have a blind spot What is the eye sees all images upside down
400
Condition where images are distorted and blurry
What is astigmatism
400
Part of the eye that adjusts to allow proper amounts of light into the eye
What is the Pupil
400
Part of the ear that relays electrical messages from the cochlea to the brain
What is auditory nerve
400
The actual substance that gives your iris its color
What is Melanin
400
Substance created to keep insects and dirt out of the ear
What is ear wax
500
Condition where close objects appear blurry
What is farsightedness
500
Part of the eye that relays visual messages to the brain
What is the optic nerve
500
Name the three auditory bones, aka the bones that never grow.
What is the hammer, anvil, and stirrup
500
tube that runs from the ear to the nose, helps to relieve pressure on the eardrums.
What is the eustachian tube
500
What is the outer ear made up of
What is cartilage