Chapter 8.5 Flashcards

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The main symptom of Tinnitus is” __________”

A

Ringing in the ears

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You have “_________” on your tongue.

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Chemoreceptors

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___________ is a caused by a mis-sharpen eyeball.

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Astigmatism

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The chemical _________ is needed for good night vision.

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Visual Purple

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The scientific name for the “hammer” bone in the inner ear is the _______.

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Malleus

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_________ is a chemical that kills bacteria in your eyes.

A

Lysozyme

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The ________ has a high concentration of touch receptors

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Forehead

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What is the pinnea?

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The external part of the ear which is made of cartilage.

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Explain what the semicircular canals do in the inner ear.

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These loops are organs of balance. The fluid in these canals move when we fall up or down, forward or laterally.

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What is the vitreous humor in the eye?

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The fluid between the lens and the rear of the eye which is jellylike.

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Explain in detail what radical keratotomy “RK” surgery is.

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RK surgery is used to correct nearsightedness. It involves making small cuts on the cornea which corrects nearsightedness.

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What is the structure that controls the amount of light that enters the eye?

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Pupil

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What is “persistence of vision”? Give a practical example.

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“Persistence of vision” is when an image remains on the retina for 1/10 of a second after the image disappears. An example would be when you watch a movie it is individual frames, but because of our “persistence of vision” it looks like one constant movie.

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Explain in detail why you are dizzy after getting off a carnival ride?

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In the ear there’s the cochlea. It’s liquid filled and controls hearing. The semicircular canals are filled with fluid and controls balance.

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