WorksheetsSenses
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 42mins
responsible for picking up dim light and peripheral vision
rods
cones
retina
lens
responsible for picking up color and bright light
rods
cones
retina
lens
nearsighted cannot see?
near
faraway
focus
Farsighted cannot see?
near
faraway
focus
The function of tears is to
clean
moisturize
constrict
repair damage
Pupils will get ___ in bright light.
dilate (get bigger)
constrict (get smaller)
Pupils will get ___ in dim light.
dilate (get bigger)
constrict (get smaller)
shell shaped structure on the outside of the temporal bone
auricle
cerumen
ceruminous gland
external acoustic meatus
earwax
auricle
cerumen
ceruminous gland
external acoustic meatus
secrete a waxy yellow cerumen
auricle
cerumen
ceruminous gland
external acoustic meatus
auditory canal, short narrow chamber
auricle
cerumen
ceruminous gland
external acoustic meatus
connects to stapes, when it vibrates it sets the fluid of the inner ear in motion
oval window
pharyngotympanic
tympanic membrane
auricle
connect middle ear and throat
oval window
pharyngotympanic
tympanic membrane
auricle
eardrum, will vibrate when hit with sound waves
oval window
pharyngotympanic
tympanic membrane
auricle
sensation of spinning
vertigo
motion sickness
equilibrium problems
Meniere's syndrome
felling you get when the movement you sense with your ears doesn't match your eyes
vertigo
motion sickness
equilibrium problems
Meniere's syndrome
occurs when the impulses from the vestibular apparatus disagree with what we see
vertigo
motion sickness
equilibrium problems
Meniere's syndrome
serious problems with the inner ear, progressive deafness occurs
vertigo
motion sickness
equilibrium problems
Meniere's syndrome
temporary or permanent, something interferes with the passage of sound vibrations to the fluid of the inner ear
conduction deafness
deafness
myringotomy
otitis media
sensorineural deafness
hearing loss of any degree
conduction deafness
deafness
myringotomy
otitis media
sensorineural deafness
tubes in the tympanic membrane
conduction deafness
deafness
myringotomy
otitis media
sensorineural deafness
inflammation of the middle ear
conduction deafness
deafness
myringotomy
otitis media
sensorineural deafness
degeneration or damage to the receptor cells in the spiral organ of the corti, to the cochlear nerve or to neurons to the auditory cortex
conduction deafness
deafness
myringotomy
otitis media
sensorineural deafness
tympan
eardrum
ear
eye
hearing
rainbow
myring
eardrum
ear
eye
hearing
rainbow
acoustic
eardrum
ear
eye
hearing
rainbow
ophthalam
eardrum
ear
eye
hearing
rainbow
aur
eardrum
ear
eye
hearing
rainbow
oto
eardrum
ear
eye
hearing
rainbow
iris
eardrum
ear
eye
hearing
rainbow
blurry images occur because light is not focused correctly
astigmatism
emmetropia
hemianopia
hyperopia
myopia
normal loss of near focusing ability that occurs with age
presbyopia
emmetropia
hemianopia
hyperopia
myopia
perfect vision
presbyopia
emmetropia
hemianopia
hyperopia
myopia
loss of the same side of the visual field in both eyes
presbyopia
emmetropia
hemianopia
hyperopia
myopia
person can see faraway but cannot see close up
presbyopia
emmetropia
hemianopia
hyperopia
myopia
person can see near but cannot see faraway
presbyopia
emmetropia
hemianopia
hyperopia
myopia
lens becomes hard an opaque
cataracts
color blindness
conjuctivitis (pink eye)
glaucoma
night blindness
lack of one or more of the three types of cones on the retina
cataracts
color blindness
conjuctivitis (pink eye)
glaucoma
night blindness
inflammation of the white of the eye which results in reddened and irritated eyes
cataracts
color blindness
conjuctivitis (pink eye)
glaucoma
night blindness
aqueous humor does not drain properly; pressure builds up in the eye
cataracts
color blindness
conjuctivitis (pink eye)
glaucoma
night blindness
hinderance in the rod function, most likely because of vitamin A deficiency
cataracts
color blindness
conjuctivitis (pink eye)
glaucoma
night blindness
anterior to the lens, contains clear watery fluid
aqueous humor
vitreous humor
choroid
fovea centralis
cornea
posterior to the lens, gel-like substance
aqueous humor
vitreous humor
choroid
fovea centralis
cornea
blood rich tunic that contains a dark pigment which prevents light from scattering inside the eye
aqueous humor
vitreous humor
choroid
fovea centralis
cornea
a tiny pit that contains only cones, area of greatest visual acuity
aqueous humor
vitreous humor
choroid
fovea centralis
cornea
window, where light enters into the eye
aqueous humor
vitreous humor
choroid
fovea centralis
cornea
lines the eyelids and covers part of the outer surface of the eyeball
conjunctiva
iris
lens
ophthalmoscope
optic disk
circular pigmented area
conjunctiva
iris
lens
ophthalmoscope
optic disk
focuses light entering the eye on the retina
conjunctiva
iris
lens
ophthalmoscope
optic disk
instrument that illuminates the interior of the eyeball
conjunctiva
iris
lens
ophthalmoscope
optic disk
spot on the retina where there is no photoreceptors
conjunctiva
iris
lens
ophthalmoscope
optic disk
circular opening through which light passes
pupil
sclera
retina
cornea
thick, glistening white connective tissue
pupil
sclera
retina
cornea
two layers on the inner most part of the eye, contains rod and cones
pupil
sclera
retina
cornea
Reorder the following
lacrimal gland releases
across the eye
into nasolacrimal duct
empty into nasal cavity
Reorder the following
cornea
aqueous humor
lens
vitreous humor
retina
Reorder the following
aqueous humor
lens
vitreous humor
retina
optic nerve
Reorder the following
auricle
external acoustic meatus
tympanic membrane
malleus
incus
Reorder the following
incus
stapes
oval window
semicircular canal, vestibule, cochlea
vestibulocochlear nerve
Organize the cranial nerves into the right categories
Optic
Vestibulocochlear
oculomotor
trochlear
abducens
Match the cranial nerve with it's number
2
optic
3
oculomotor
4
trochlear
6
abducens
8
vestibulocochlear
Label the parts of the ear.
Label the parts of the ear.
