Sense Organs

Question 1

organs that enable us to understand and perceive what is happening in our surroundings.

Answer 1

Sense organs

Question 2

5 sense organs

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Sight
Taste
Touch
Smell
Sound

Question 3

the sense organs that allow you to see. They take in information about the world- shapes, colors, distances, brightness, and more.

Answer 3

eyes

Question 4

the transparent gel that gives the eye its shape.

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VITREOUS HUMOR

Question 5

makes the fluid inside the eye. It also enables the lens of the eye to focus on objects at various distances.

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CILIARY BODY

Question 6

a clear part that receives the light that enters the eye. It then bounces off this light to the back of the eye.

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LENS

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The colored part in front of the eye. It helps screen and control the amount of light that enters the eye.

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IRIS

Question 8

the transparent film- like part that enables the eye to focus on images so they do not look blurred.

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CORNEA

Question 9

the white part of the eye. It is made of a tough material that protects the inside of the eye

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SCLERA

Question 10

The middle layer of the wall of the eye. It is filled with blood vessels that bring oxygen and nutrients to the eye.

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CHOROID

Question 11

Receives the light from the lens. It is made up of rods and cones. The rods let the eyes sense light while the cones help identify color.

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RETINA

Question 12

transmits electrical impulses or nerve messages from the eye to the brain.

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OPTIC NERVE

Question 13

Are paired organs, located on each side of your head, which help with hearing and balance.

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Ears

Question 14

Parts of the Ear

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Outer Ear
Middle Ear
Inner Ear

Question 15

develops when bacteria and viruses become trapped in your middle ear. This type of infection is more likely to affect children than adults

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Ear Infection (otitis media)

Question 16

Getting water in your ear can cause this condition. Can also occur if you get hair spray or other irritants inside of your ear canal.

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Swimmer’s ear (otitis externa)

Question 17

Infection, trauma, loud sounds or foreign objects in your ears can cause a ruptured eardrum. In most cases it will heal on its own in a few weeks

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Ruptured eardrum

Question 18

occurs when the skin of your outer ear becomes infected. This condition is usually the result of injury or trauma, such as piercings, contact 26 2 sports or ear surgery.

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Perichondritis

Question 19

Cuts, fractures and blunt force trauma can cause ear injury. If damage is severe, surgery may be necessary to address the problem

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Ear Injury

Question 20

May be benign or malignant.. Noncancerous ear tumors usually require surgical removal.

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Ear Tumor

Question 21

The sense organ that allows you to breathe and smell.

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nose

Question 22

a muscular organ in the mouth that is involved in tasting, chewing, swallowing, and speaking.

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Tongue

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5 basic taste

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1. Sweet
   2.Salty
2. Bitter
   4.Sour
   5.Umami

Question 24

Located on the walls of Papillea

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Taste Buds

Question 25

wart like bumbs

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PAPILLEA

Question 26

Largest organ of the body

Answer 26

Skin