Worksheet X (EYE/EAR): Answers
1. a. Eyelids
f. Lacrimal glands
b. Eyelashes
g. Eyelids
c. Eyebrows
h. Extrinsic eye muscles
d. Conjunctiva
i. Tarsal (Meibomian) glands
e. Eyebrows.
j. Nasolacrimal duct
k. Lacrimal glands
2. water, mucus, antibacterial agents, salts, lysozymes, etc.
3. tunics 4.
Fibrous/vascular/sensory (retina)
5. cornea/sclera
6. a. Lens
g. Sclera
m. Choroid
s.
Neural layer
b. Choroid
h. Iris
n. Retina
t. Optic nerve
c. Sclera
i. Suspensory
o. Ciliary processes u.
Macula lutea
d. Sclera
j. Sclera
p. Pupil
e. Ciliary body
k. Sclera
q. Pigmented layer
f. Cornea
l. Ciliary body
r. Optic disc (blind spot)
7. a. vascular
e. fibrous
b. sensory
f. vascular
c. sensory
g. vascular
d. fibrous
h. sensory
8. a. relaxes
b. more
9. a. radial
b.
circular
10. Stores Vitamin A/protective with phagocytes
11. ganglion cells, bipolar cells, photoreceptors
12. fovea centralis
13. a. Rods
f. outer
b. outer
g. macula lutea
c. pigmented
h.
colored
d. peripherally
i. outer
e. cones
14. a. anterior
e. anterior
b. aqueous humor
f.
posterior
c. posterior
g.
ciliary processes
d. vitreous body
(humor) h. Canal of Schlemm
15. biconves/crystallins
16. electromagnetic spectrum
17. photons
18. refraction
19. reflection
20. a. converge
d. reversed
b. real image
e. focal
length
c. upside down
f.
shorter
21. a. with your iris
b. with the retina
c. with the ciliary body
that changes the shape of the lens
22. Lens/cornea/humors
23. a. parallel b.
relax c.
contract d. less
24. a. diverging
c. relax
b. contract
d. more
25. Accomodation of the lens/pupil constriction/convergence of eyeballs
26. a. Pupil constriction
d. Convergence of eyeballs
b. Accomodation
e. Pupil constriction
c. Pupil constriction
f. Pupil constriction
27. a. Cataracts
h. Hyperopia
b. Presbyopia
i. Astigmatism
c. Glaucoma
j. Hyperopia
d. Myopia
k. Myopia
e. Night blindness
l. Eyestrain
f. Color blindness
m. Astigmatism
g. Myopia
28. a. Retinal
g. outer segments
b. opsins
h. Na+
c. 11 cis
i. inhibitory
d. all trans
j. all trans retinal
e. scotopsin
k. hyperpolarizes
f. rhodopsin
l. depolarize
29. photopsins
30. red (625nm), green (530nm), blue (455nm)
31. bright/color
32. Dark adaptation
33. Light adaptation
34. a. optic nerve
f. hypothalamus
b. optic
chiasma g.
visual
c.
do
h. occipital
d. do not
i. superior colliculi
e. optic
35. Outer, middle, inner
36. a. auditory canal
h. incus
b. cerumen
i. malleus
c. Eustachian canal
j. Tensor tympani
d. Pinna
k. Stapedius
e. Pinna
l. stapes
f. Tympanic membrane
m. Ceruminous glands
g. Eustachian canal
n. Both tensor tympani and stapedius
37. a. bony
e. endolymph
b. membranous
f. vestibule
c. temporal
g.
semicircular canals
d. perilymph
h. cochlea
38. a. saccule
d. hair
b. utricule
e. vestibular
c. maculae
39. anterior, lateral, posterior
40. a. ampulla
d. hair
b. cristae
(ampullaris) e.
vestibular
c. Rotary
angular
41. a. Scala media (Cochlear duct)
f. Perilymph
b. Scala
vestibuli
g. Basement membrane
c. Basement
membrane
h. Tectorial membrane
d. Scala
tympani
i. Oval window
e.
endolymph
j. Round window
42. pinna-auditory canal-tympanic
membrane-malleus-incus-stapes-oval window-Organ of Corti-round window.
43. frequency
44. wavelength
45. 20-20,000 hertz
46. hertz
47. higher
48. amplitude or height
49. pitch
50. decibel
51. quality
52. 0/120
53. 15-20/amplifies and concentrates sound energy
54. a. oval window
k. stereocilia
b.
perilymph
l. tectorial
c. round
window
m. Na
d. basement
(basilar)
n. receptor potentials
e. scala media
(cochlear duct)
o. cochlear
f.
frequency
p. vestibular
g. short
and rigid
q. vestibulocochlear
h. long and
floppy
r. auditory
i.
gradual
s. temporal
j. Organ of
Corti
t. inferior colliculi
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