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Eye Ear Taste/ Smell Random Random #2 Random #3

What is the name given to the colored portion of the eye? A 100

Iris A 100

The sclera is commonly referred to as what part of the eye? A 200

The white of the eye A 200

What part of the eye is transparent and holds in fluid just in front of the lens? A 300

Cornea A 300

Which photoreceptors of the retina are responsible for peripheral and night vision? A 400

Rods A 400

Which gland is responsible for producing tears? A 500

Lacrimal gland A 500

Which part of the ear is lined with cilia that are triggered by sound and sends nerve signals to transmit impulses to the brain? B 100

Cochlea B 100

What is the visible portion of the outer ear called? B 200

pinna B 200

Which part of the ear is responsible for our sense of dynamic balance? B 300

Semicircular canals B 300

There are three small bones in the middle ear. Which bone transfers vibrations from the first bone to the third bone? B 400

“Anvil” or Incus B 400

Which tube connects the middle ear to the back of the nose allowing for air pressure equilibrium and fluid drainage? B 500

Eustachian (auditory) tube B 500

What are the cells that penetrate the ethmoid bone and cribiform plate for smell? C 100

“olfactory cells” C 100

What are the 5 basic taste sensations? C 200

Sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami C 200

What are the specific cells that respond to dissolved chemicals in saliva? C 300

Gustatory cells C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

What is the name used to describe both taste and smell receptors? C 400

Chemoreceptors C 400

What is the disorder where a person loses their sense of smell? C 500

anosmia C 500

Name the 3 layers of the eye from outer to inner. D 100

Scelera, Choroid, Retina or Fibrous, Vascular, Sensory D 100

Which nerve relays the sense of smell? Give name and nerve number. D 200

I Olfactory Nerve D 200

What are the 6 eye muscles? D 300

Superior, Inferior, Medial, Lateral Rectus Superior and Inferior Oblique D 300

What is the delicate membrane that lines the eyelids and covers part of the outer surface of the eye? D 400

Conjunctiva D 400

What are the internal eye muscles that move the lens? D 500

Ciliary body D 500

Where is the blind spot on the retina? E 100

Optic disc (no rods and cones) E 100

Lack of which photoreceptors results in color blindness? E 200

cones E 200

Which humor is found in front of the lens? E 300

Aqueous humor E 300

What is the disorder when the lens becomes hard and opaque (milky)? E 400

Cataracts E 400

What is the region of the retina with the highest density of cones and allows for optimal clear vision? E 500

Fovea centralis E 500

What part of the inner ear is responsible for static equilibrium? F 100

Vestibule F 100

F 200 What inside the semicircular canals moves the hairs?

The capula F 200

What inside the vestibule moves the hairs F 300

otoliths F 300

Name the 3 middle ear bones F 400

Malleus, incus, stapes F 400

What membrane seperates the outer ear from the middle ear? F 500

Tympanic membrane F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Nerves Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

Which nerve sends signals to the brain for both static and dynamic equilibrium? Click on screen to continue

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