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Chapter 15 - Special Senses

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Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.1a

back 1

Label the Eye

front 2

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.1b

back 2

Label the Eye

front 3

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.2

back 3

Label the Eye

front 4

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.3a

back 4

Label the Eye

front 5

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.4a

back 5

Label the Eye

front 6

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.19a

back 6

Label the Brain

front 7

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.20b

back 7

Label the parts of the Olfactory receptors

front 8

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.22a

back 8

Label the tongue

front 9

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.24a

back 9

Label the Ear

front 10

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.24b (1 of 2)

back 10

Label the Ear

front 11

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.24b (2 of 2)

back 11

Label the Ear

front 12

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.26

back 12

Label the Ear

front 13

Art-labeling Activity: Figure 15.27c

back 13

Label the Hair Cells in the Organ of Corti

front 14

What term means that the lens can change shape so that the eye can focus on items either close at hand or far away?

back 14

accommodation

front 15

What condition results when distant objects focus in front of the retina, rather than on it?

back 15

myopia

front 16

Which of the following is NOT an accessory structure of the eye?

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retina

front 17

The visible colored portion of the eye is the __________.

back 17

iris

front 18

Which of the following is a role of the vitreous humor?

back 18

It supports the posterior surface of the lens

front 19

Which of the following is a characteristic of the lens?

back 19

The lens focuses light on the retina.

front 20

Choose the correctly paired terms.

back 20

nyctalopia: night blindness

front 21

Which accessory eye structures function to produce the tears that cleanse and protect the eye?

back 21

lacrimal glands

front 22

Which structure in the eye provides nutrition to all eye layers?

back 22

choroid

front 23

What part of the eye constitutes the blind spot?

back 23

optic disc

front 24

Which photoreceptors respond to very dim light?

back 24

rods

front 25

Most taste buds are located __________.

back 25

on the tongue

front 26

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for something to be tasted?

back 26

tastant must contact the basal epithelial cells of the taste buds.

front 27

Choose the FALSE statement about the olfactory epithelium.

back 27

It is made of simple squamous epithelium.

front 28

Taste is independent of smell

back 28

False

front 29

Which of the following is the basic taste quality responsible for the "beef taste" of steak?

back 29

umami

front 30

The boundary between the external and middle ear is the __________.

back 30

tympanic membrane

front 31

Ringing in the ears is called __________.

back 31

tinnitus

front 32

Where are equilibrium receptors located?

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in the semicircular canals and in the vestibule of the ear

front 33

There are __________ auditory ossicles in the ear.

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three

front 34

The final step in perceiving sound is __________.

back 34

the auditory cortex is stimulated

front 35

The receptor organ for hearing is the __________.

back 35

spiral organ (of Corti)

front 36

Which of the following is true of receptors for dynamic equilibrium?

back 36

The receptors for dynamic equilibrium respond to rotational forces.

front 37

Information from balance (equilibrium) receptors goes directly to __________.

back 37

the brain stem

front 38

Which of the following is the receptor organ for hearing?

back 38

spiral organ (of Corti)

front 39

Vision is fully developed at birth.

back 39

False