special senses Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
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OS

A

Left eye

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2
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OU

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Both eyes

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3
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OD

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Right eye

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4
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VA

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Visual acuity

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5
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VF

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Visual field

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6
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3 layers of the eye

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Fibrous-outermost
Vascular-middle
Nervous-innermost

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7
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What structures is the fibrous layer made of

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Cornea and sclera

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8
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What is the vascular composed of

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Choroid
Iris
Ciliary body

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9
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What is the nervous layer composed of

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Retina

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10
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Ocul

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Eye

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11
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Opthalm

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Eye

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12
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Phak

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Lens of the eye

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13
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Retin

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Retina

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14
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Opt

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Vision/sight

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15
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Structure of the cornea

A

Outermost transparent Layer
Convex shape

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16
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Function of the cornea

A

Refract light onto the retina

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17
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Structure of the sclera

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White outer layer of the eye

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18
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Function of the sclera

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Fibrous layer-maintains the shape of the eye

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19
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Describe the choroid

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Lines posterior portion of inner sclera
Rich in blood vessels

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20
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Choroid function

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Supplies nutrients to the retina
Light stimulates sensory receptors in the retina and is then absorbed by the choroid

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21
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Pupil structure

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Opening in the iris

22
Q

Pupil function

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Allows light to pass through

23
Q

What happens to the pupil when it’s bright

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Constricts to limit light entering the eye

24
Q

What happens to the pupil when it’s dark

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Dilates to let more light in

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Iris structure
Coloured part of the eye
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Iris function
Regulates amount of light entering the eye through control of the pupil Dilated pupil-thin Iris
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aur/o
ear
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aural discharge
discharge from the ear
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ot/o
ear
30
otitis
inflammation of the ear
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otalgia
pain in the air
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otorrhoea
discharge from ear
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myring/o
eardrum
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tympan/o
eardrum
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tympanotomy
surgical repair of the eardrum
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ear function
-to detect sound waves and convert to nerve signals -to detect changes in position
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outer ear components
pinna/auricle auditory canal
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outer ear function
to collect sound waves
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pinna function
shaped to funnel/concentrate/ collect sound waves into the auditory canal
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auditory canal function
transmit sound waves from the pinna to the eardrum
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middle ear structure
tympanic membrane(eardrum) ossicles->malleus incus stapes
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middle ear function
transmit sound waves
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eardrum function
transmit sound waves via vibrations protects middle ear
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ossicles function
transmit vibrations/sound waves from outer ear to cochlea amplify sound waves
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inner ear structure
cochlea vestibular system
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inner ear function
to process sound waves to detect changes in body position
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cochlea
transforms sound waves into neural signals
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vestibular ystem
detect changes in body position then sends information to brain to maintain balance equilibrium
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eustachian tube
maintains drains middle ear
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vestibular nerve
transmit messages from vestibule to the brain about balance and equilibrium
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cochlear nerve
transmit messages from vestibula to brain to interpret sound