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library assignment 15

library assignment 15

  • In the eye, name the structures that allow vision in dim light and in the periphery

    rods

  •  In the eye, name the structures that allow for clear, color vision.

    cones 

  • Which of the following statements about the cornea is FALSE?

    a. The external layer of the cornea is stratified squamous epithelium

    b. The cornea contains no nerves

    c. The cornea contains no blood vessels

    d. Light bends as it passes through the cornea

    (write it is false that ____________ )

    it is false that the cornea contains no nerves

  • Which region of the eye has enough cones for detailed color vision?

    fovea centralis

  • Name the region of the eye that results in a “blind spot” in vision?

    optic disc

  • State the function of the vitreous humor

    Supports the posterior surface of the lens and holds the neural layer of the retina firmly against the pigmented layer

  • In close vision and bright light, __________ and the ___________ , controlled by _______________________

    sphincter pupillae contracts

    pupil constricts

    parasympathetic fibers 

  • In distant vision and dim light, the ________________ and the __________ allowing more light to enter, controlled by _____________

    dilator pupillae contracts

    pupil dilates

    sympathetic fibers

  • What is the function of extraocular muscles?

    voluntary eye movement

  • How does the eye "fine focus" on an object?

    lens can adjust the curve of light as it enters the eye

  • When you experience an emotional response to an odor, what regions of the brain are involved?  

    limbic system

    olfactory cortex

    olfactory association area

    posterior association area

  • Which ear structure allows you to equalize pressure in your ear when you are on a plane (and is responsible for the “pop” you hear in that situation)?

    eustachian tube

  • Name the structure that participates in the response to angular (rotational) movements of the head.

    semicircular canals

  • Name the structure that participates in the response to linear movements of the head.

    the macula 

  • Name the structure that is considered the organ of hearing?

    the spiral organ and its hair cells

  • Which of the following statements is TRUE?

    a. The olfactory nerves pass through the cribriform plate.

    b. In order for us to experience a “smell,” the odor causing chemical must be dissolved in mucus.

    c. The olfactory bulbs and tracts are components of cranial nerve #1

    d. All of the above

    d, all of the above

  • Name the two muscles within the middle ear that work to prevent damage to hearing receptors when the ear is exposed to very loud noises.

    tensor tympani 

    stapedius muscles

  • Name the organs responsible for taste.

    taste buds