Eyes

Question 1

Cataracts

Answer 1

Loss of lense transparency

Question 2

Astigmatism

Answer 2

Asymmetric lens curve

Question 3

Myopia

Answer 3

Eyeball too deep, nearsighted

Question 4

Hyperopia

Answer 4

Eyeball too shallow, farsighted

Question 5

Terachomats

Answer 5

Fourth”gold” cone,can see 100,000,000 more shades.

Question 6

Lgn, lateral geniculate nucleus

Answer 6

Visual in sent here

Question 7

The endocrine system

Answer 7

Hormones and communication

Question 8

Endocrine secretion

Answer 8

Blood stream->everywhere!

Question 9

Endrocrine system cost and speed

Answer 9

Low cost but a bit slow.

Question 10

Name all the endocrine glands!

Answer 10

Name all the hormones!

Question 11

Tropic hormones

Answer 11

Hormones to release other hormones

Question 12

Bleaching

Answer 12

They receptors respond to light through a process called bleaching. In this process a molecule of visual pigment absorbs a photon of visible light and there by chemically changes into a Nother compound that absorbs light less well or perhaps differs in its wavelength. Recovery: Rhodopsin is broken down and reassembled. Time-consuming and expensive

Question 13

Photopic vision

Answer 13

Vision in well lit conditions. Provides for color vision and utilizes the retinas cones.

Question 14

Scotopic vision

Answer 14

Vision under low light conditions. Cone cells are nonfunctional and your vision in low light is produced exclusively through rod cells.