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Final Jeopardy Question Eye Anatomy Eye Physiology 500 Taste Ear Physiology Ear Anatomy Smell

Back Ciliary body

Back sclera

Back Vitreous humor

Back Aqueous humor

Back Lens

If the drainage of the vitreous humor is blocked what disease do you have? Back None. The vitrous humor doesn’t drain, the aqueous humor does.

The blind spot is caused by Back The optic nerves connection to the eye. There are no photoreceptors there.

This type of photoreceptor allows us to see in color Back cones

Light passes into your eye through the Back pupil

When the lens changes shape to allow you to focus this is called Back accommodation

BackAuditory tube

Back Semicircular canal

Back Hammer/malleus

Back Tympanic membrane

Back pinna

This type of lymph is inside the ear Back Perilymph or endolymph

The tiny stones in static equlibrium that “tell” your brain where your head is relative to gravity Back otholiths

The organ of hearing is called the Back cochlea

What contains the senses for equlibrium? Back Semicircular canals

The 2 senses that your ear provides are Back Hearing & Balance

The type of cell that allows for smell are Back Olfactory cells

Smell is directly connected to the ___________ Back brain

Smell is strongly connected to Back Taste or memory

In order to smell molecules need to Back Diffuse though mucus

The sense of smell is what kind of receptor? Back chemoreceptors

The name of the cell that actually does the “tasting” is Back gustatory

The 5 taste sensations are Back Sweet, sour, bitter, salty & umami

Why is saliva required for taste? Back The molecules need to diffuse to the “taste cells”

The structure that houses the “taste cells” Are called Back Taste buds

“taste cells” are located on the tongue. They are also in 2 other places, name 1 Cheek or palate Back

What is the collective name of the 3 bones in your ear? Back