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5. EYESMELLTASTE 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points EARSKIN

6. The largest organ in the body, weighing about 6 pounds

7. Skin

8. Waterproofs the skin

9. Keratin

10. Outer layer of skin containing both living and dead cells

11. Epidermis

12. A solid elevated lesion not containing pus

13. Papule

14. Also known as a blister

15. Vesicle

16. Name an error of refraction

17. Near or Farsightedness (myopia or hyperopia)

18. Protects the eye from dust and perspiration

19. Eyelashes

20. Surrounds the eye and gives shape to the eyeball

21. Sclera

22. Gives eyes their color

23. Iris

24. Retina contains receptors called what?

25. Rods and Cones

26. Secretes ear wax (cerumen)

27. External Auditory Canal

28. The outer cartilaginous flap is called what?

29. The external ear, Pinna or Auricle

30. Changes sound waves into mechanical vibrations

31. Tympanic Membrane, eardrum

32. The malleus (hammer), incus (anvil), stapes (stirrup) make up the what?

33. Middle Ear

34. Name 2 parts of the inner ear

35. Cochlea, Vestibule, Semicircular Canals

36. It is the most important sense for most organisms

37. Smell

38. Long cilia covered with mucus that transmit impulses

39. Olfactory hairs

40. Decreased ability to smell

41. Hyposmia

42. Lack of ability to smell

43. Anosmia

44. Sniffing enhances the sense of smell through these cells

45. Olfactory receptors cells

46. Receptor for sense of taste

47. Taste buds

48. Taste sensation on back of tongue

49. Bitter

50. Taste sensation on sides of tongue

51. Sour

52. Taste sensation on tip of tongue only

53. Sweet

54. Complete loss of taste

55. Ageusia

56. Make your wager

57. Elevated lesion containing pus

58. Pustule