AP: L2, D 7, ch 10 (sensory), PREtest45 MIN

Proprioception is best defined as:

• The sense of pain

• The sense of balance

• The sense of body position

• The sense of touch

What is a possible consequence of poor proprioception?

• Hearing loss

• Blurred vision

• Increased risk of falls

• Loss of smell

Where are the auditory ossicles located?

• External ear

• Middle ear

• Inner ear

• Auditory canal

Which structure converts sound vibrations into nerve impulses?

• Tympanic membrane

• Ossicles

• Cochlea

• Semicircular canals

The primary function of the ear is:

• Vision and balance

• Hearing and equilibrium

• Smell and hearing

• Coordination and reflexes

The bony labyrinth is best described as:

• A soft membrane in the middle ear

• A snail-shaped cavity in the inner ear

• The auditory canal

• The eardrum

The eardrum is also called the:

• Oval window

• Round window

• Tympanic membrane

• Cochlea

Which is the innermost layer of the eye?

• Sclera

• Choroid

• Retina

• Cornea

Match eye structure to its description.

• White part of the eye

• Pupil

• Colored part of the eye

• Sclera

• Opening into the eye

• Iris

The Snellen chart is used to assess:

• Color vision

• Peripheral vision

• Visual acuity

• Depth perception