Chapter 12 Test Review Flashcards

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Sour is best tasted in which portion of tongue

A

Sides

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Name the largest papillae of tongue

A

Cirrcum vallate

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2
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What type of sensory organs are the gustatory organs

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taste

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3
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what type of stimulus is required for olfactory reception to occur

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a few molecules

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4
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Name the five primary taste sensations

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sour, sweet, salty bitter, umami

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5
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What is lacking in the blind spot so that it has no vision capability

A

rods and cones

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6
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Name structures that protect the eye

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eyebrows, eyelashes, eyelids

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7
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What is the term we use to describe the closet distance at which sharp focus is attained by the eyes

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near point

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The thin transparent mucous membrane covering the anterior of the eye and lining the eyelids

A

conjunctiva

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9
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The ability of the eyes to focus together so that we see only one image and have depth perception

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binocular vision

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10
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A touch receptor is an example of this type of receptor

A

mechanoreceptor

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11
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The process that adjusts the lens for near vision

A

accommodation

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12
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Light energy initiates nerve impulses in what structure

A

retina

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13
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A sex linked trait; lacking cones

A

color blindness

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14
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In what area of the eye are cones are most densely concentrated

A

central fovea

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15
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The colored part of the eye

A

Iris

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16
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A kind of pain often experienced by people suffering a heart attack

A

referred

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17
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What receptors work to allow color vision

A

the three kinds of cones

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18
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What is the term we use to describe bringing each eye to focus at the same point

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convergence

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The bending of light rays as they pass from the air through the cornea and lens

A

refraction

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20
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List the accessory structure of the eye

A

eyebrows,eyelash lacrimal apporatus

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21
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Where does most of our refraction occur

A

cornea

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22
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The outermost layer of the retina that contains melanin to absorb light rays

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pigment epithelium

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23
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The structure that provides blood for the eye and absorbs scattered light

A

choroid

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In what area do humans have the sharpest vision
central fovea
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In what process are the maculae and semicircular canals involved
equilibrium
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The equilibrium apparatus concerned with maintaining posture
maculae (of the vestibule)
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The structures for dynamic (motion) equilibrium
semicircular canals
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What makes up the bony labyrinth
semicircular canals, vestibule, cochlea
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The ear structure that converts sound waves into vibrations
tympanic membrane
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A balance disorder which causes a person to feel that they are going around in space and are extremely dizzy
vertigo
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A disorder caused by fusion of the bones of the middle ear
conduction deafness
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A constant ringing in the ears
tinnitis
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The structure that helps equalize air pressure on the tympanic membrane
eustachian tube
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A disorder caused by nonfunctional organs or Corti within the cochlea
sensprineural deafness
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What is created when hair cells come in contact with the tectorial membrane
an impulse
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What is the purpose of static equilibrium
balance
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Sound waves directly cause what structure to vibrate
tympanic membrane
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Nociceptors are receptors of ______
pain
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Block the formation of chemicals that stiumulate the nociceptor
analgesics
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Responsible for vision bringing in light
cones
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Responsible for vision in dim light
rods
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Changes the shape of the lens
ciliary muscle
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Controls light entry into eyes
iris
44
Focus light onto the retina
lens
45
Central area of retina
macula lutea
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Nearsightedness
myopia
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Fairsightedness
hyperopia
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Focusing of light rays behind the retina
hyperopia
49
Corrected by convex corrective lens
hyperopia
50
Fluid in the anterior cavity of the eye
aqueos humor
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Excess fluid pressure in the eye
glaucoma
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Clouding of the lens and or cornea
cataract
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Lens that has lost its elasticity with age
presbyopia
54
Fluid in the posterior cavity of the eye
vitreous humor
55
Normal vision
emmetropia
56
Irregular curvature of the lens or cornea
astigmatism
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How many molecules of a substance need to be present in air to be smelled
only a few
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How are taste and smell related
much of what we perceive as taste is smell
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These papillae cover most of the surface of the tongue and rarely contain taste buds
filiform
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The lateral edges of the tongue are more sensitive to what substances
sour
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What substances maintains the pressure in the eye
aqueous humor
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Where does the aqueous humor drain
into the blood
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The structure commonly known as the "white" of the eye
sclera
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What is the shape of the lens when you view distant objects
flat
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Which type of equilibrium refers to the maintenance of body position (as in posture)
static
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The nerve that carries impulses from our eyes to the occipital lobe of the brain
optic