Chap 15 Flashcards

1
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retina is the _____ tunic of the eyeball

A

nervous

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2
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a condition characterized by abnormal intraocular pressure;

A

glaucoma

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3
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light rays converge, reach a point at they cross. This point is called;

A

focal point

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4
Q

3 taste buds;

A
  • fungiform papilla
  • vallate papilla
  • foliate papilla
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5
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3 auditory ossicles in middle ear (from tympanic membrane to the oval window);

A
  • malleus
  • incus
  • stapes
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6
Q

_____ cells & _____ cells are continuously replaced (10 days).

A
  • taste

- olfactory

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7
Q

______ is the only major sensation that relay directly to the cerebral cortex without first pass through the thalamus

A

olfaction (smell)

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8
Q

optic nerve are connect to each other at the ______. Ganglion cell axons from the nasal retina cross through this and project to the opposite side of the brain

A

optic chiasm

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9
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jelly-like substance found in the largest chamber of the eye;

A

vitreous humor

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10
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middle ear contains 3 auditory ossicles;

A
  • malleus
  • incus
  • stapes
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11
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vibration pass from external to inner ear:

A
  1. tympanic membrane
  2. malleus
  3. incus
  4. stapes
  5. oval window
  6. perilymph
  7. endolymph
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12
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a substance dissolved in saliva that causes taste cells to depolarize;

A

tastant

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13
Q

inner ear structure;

A
  • cochlea
  • semicircular membrane
  • vestibule
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14
Q

optic disk does not contain photoreceptors and does not respond to the light;

A

blind spot

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15
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function of sclera;

A
  • provides a point of attachment for the eye muscles
  • maintain shape of eye
  • protects internal structures
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16
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avascular, transparent, allows light to enter the eye and refracts light;

A

cornea

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17
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regulates amount of light that enters eye by controlling the size of the pupil;

18
Q

transparent, biconvex structure that focuses light;

19
Q

converts light into action potentials;

20
Q

5 major tastants;

A
  • salt
  • sour
  • sweet
  • bitter
  • glutamate (amino acids)
21
Q

the sensory structure within the vestibule (Utricle & Saccule) that responds to gravity is;

22
Q

____ neurons are continuously replaced

23
Q

6 extrinsic eye muscles;

A
  • superior rectus
  • inferior rectus
  • medial rectus
  • lateral rectus
  • superior oblique
  • inferior oblique
24
Q

3 eye chambers;

p. 513

A
  • anterior
  • posterior
  • vitreous
25
______ membrane separates external ear from middle ear
tympanic
26
2 visual fields;
- temporal (lateral) | - nasal (medial)
27
_____ window membrane is a mechanical release for waves, and relief of pressure
round
28
static labyrinth involved in evaluating the position of head relative to gravity, has;
- utricle | - saccule
29
dynamic labyrinth is involved in evaluating ______ of the head
movement
30
conjunctiva
mucus membrane covering the anterior surface of the eyeball / lining the lids
31
vibration transfers (5 location);
1. tympanic membrane 2. malleus 3. incus 4. stapes 5. oval window
32
function of sclera;
- maintain the shape of eyeball - protects its structures - attachment point for the muscles that move eye
33
earwax is called;
cerumen
34
avascular, transparent structure that permits light to enter the eye is;
cornea
35
vestibule and semicircular canals of bony labyrinth (inner ear) are involved in;
balance
36
cochlea of bony labyrinth (inner ear) functions in;
hearing
37
optic disk;
- retinal artery enters, and retinal vein exits the eyeball - nerve process and exit as optic nerve - no-photoreceptor cells= blind spot
38
group of smells;
- camphoraceous (strong smell) - musky - floral - peppermint - ethereal - pungent - putrid
39
location of the lens;
between posterior and vitreous chamber by suspensory ligaments
40
lost olfactory cells are replaced by a proliferation of ________ in the olfactory epithelium
basal cells