ABeka 10th Grade Biology Chapter 8.5
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What receptors obtain and relay information concerning bodily conditions?
What group of senses include the senses of the skin?
What group of senses include the sight, hearing , taste, and balance?
What organs helps provide the body with special senses?
What are the bare dendrites that react to certain strong stimulus?
What are the sensory receptors responsible for touch and pressure?
What are the sensory receptors that react to temperature change?
What group of senses make up taste and smell?
What are the receptors responsible for taste?
What nerve connects the nose's sensory receptors to the brain?
Label the section of the ear
What is the taut membrane stretched across the canal of the ear?
What is the section of the ear that contains the three tiny bones, the malleus, incus, and stapes?
What is the section of the ear that is the actual hearing organ of the ear?
What is the main component of the ear?
What nerve carries the information from the ear to the brain?
What are the 3 canals that serve as balance sensors in the inner ear?
What is the type of hearing in which the the inner ear receives vibrations from the lower jaw?
What is the bone that surrounds and encloses the eye?
What covers and protects the eye from debris?
What gland produces tears to clean the eyes?
What is the enzyme found in tears that destroys bacteria?
What is the group of 6 muscles that move the eye called?
What is the outer layer of the eye that protects it and is the supportive frame for the interior of the eye?
What is the membrane on the front of the eye that allows light to enter the eye?
What is the layer of connective tissue that provides nourishment to the eye?
What is the middle layer of tissue in the eye?
What is the flap of cartilage and skin that collects sound waves and directs them to the ear?
What is opening of the eye through with light enters?
What is the innermost layer of the eye?
Rods and Cones
What are the 2 type of cell in the eye?
What is the small depression in the retina that produces the clearest vision called?
What is the point on the retina where the optic nerve leaves the eyeball and their are no light sensative cells, resulting in the vison being cut off?
What is the substance in the rods that absorbs light?
What cells are responsible for sight in color?
Persistence of Vision
What is the phenomenon in which the image of an object may stay persistent for about a tenth a second after it is gone?
What is the condition in which the fluid inside the eye becomes much higher than usual and is the leading cause of blindness?
Nearsightedness ( myopia)
the ability to see only near objects clearly
A condition in which a person sees objects at a distance better than those that are nearby
a focusing problem, usually the result of an asymmetrically curved cornea, which causes light rays entering the eye to be bent incorrectly.
Caused by a lack of vitamin A. Eyes do not become adjusted to darkness, remaining almost totally blind in dimly lit places.
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