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WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE WATERY FLUID LOCATED IN THE ANTERIOR SECTION OF THE EYE
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CH-24-SENSES
MR UTT'S SPECIAL SENSES
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| WHAT IS A FLUID-FILLED AND SPHERICAL SHAPED ORGAN | THE EYE |
| WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE WATERY FLUID LOCATED IN THE ANTERIOR SECTION OF THE EYE | AQUEOUS HUMOR |
| WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE VISCUS FLUID LOCATED IN THE POSTERIOR SECTION OF THE EYE | VITREOUS HUMOR |
| WHAT SECTION OF THE EYE REGULATES THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT THAT PASSES THROUGH THE EYE | PUPIL |
| THE COLOR PORTION OF THE EYE | IRIS |
| THE CONCAVED STRUCTURE THATS PURPOSE IS TO SHARPEN AND FOCUS LIGHT | LENS |
| THE PROCESS OF SHARPEND AND FOCUSED LIGHT ON THE RETINA | ACCOMODATION |
| THIS STRUCTURE ALLOWS A PERSON TO SEE IMAGES THROUGH THE USE OF RODS AND CONES | RETINA |
| THE WHITE PORTION OF THE EYE | SCLERA |
| THE PORTION OF THE EYE THAT SUPPLIES RICH BLOOD | CHOROID |
| THIS IS KNOWN AS THE BODY OF THE EYE | VITEOUS BODY |
| THIS STRUCTURE IS LOCATED ABOVE THE OUTSIDE CORNER OF THE EYE, USED TO SECRETE TEARS | LACRIMAL GLAND |
| THIS STRUCTURE IS LOCATED IN THE LATERAL CORNER OF THE EYE | LATERAL CANTHUS |
| THESE STRUCTURES ARE LOCATED UNDER THE EYE LID, AND IS A MUCUS MEMBRANE | CONJUNCTIVA |
| THESE STRUCTURES ARE FOUND ON THE SURFACE OF THE CONJUNCTIVA | LACRIMAL DUCTS |
| THESE STRUCTURES ARE LOCATED AT THE INNER CORNER OF EACH EYE | LACRIMAL PAPILLAE |
| THE PURPOSE OF THIS STRUCTURE IS TO DRAIN TEARS TO THE NASOLACRIMAL DUCT | LACRIMAL SAC |
| THIS DISORDER IS WHEN A PERSON MUST WEAR CORRECTIVE LENSES | REFRACTIVE ERROR |
| WHAT IS MYOPIA | NEAR SIGHTEDNESS |
| WHAT IS HYPEROPIA | FAR SIGHTEDNESS |
| WHAT IS PRESBYOPIA | LOSS OF LENS ELASTICITY, COMMON IN OLDER PEOPLE |
| OTHERWISE KNOWN AS CROSSED EYED | STRABISMUS |
| A CONDITION CAUSED BY IRREGULARITIES OF THE CORNEA LEADING TO BLURRED IMAGES. | ASTIGMATISM |
| KNOWN AS LAZY EYE | AMBLYOPIA |
| A CLOUDING OVER THE LENS PREVENTING LIGHT FROM ENTERING | CATARACT |
| INFLAMMATION OF THE CONJUCTIVA | CONJUNCTIVITIS |
| CONDITION CAUSED BY INCREASED PRESSURE IN THE EYE | GLAUCOMA |
| WHEN THE RETINA SEPARATES FROM THE UNDERLYING CHOROID | RETINAL DETACHMENT |
| DETERIORATION OF THE CENTRAL PORTION OF THE RETINA | MACULAR DEGENERATION |
| KNOWN AS A SCRATCH ON THE EYE | CORNEAL ABRASION |
| THIS APPEARS AS A PUS-FILLED SWELLING LOCATED NEAR THE ROOT OF THE EYELASH | HORDEOLUMS |
| WHAT ARE THE THREE SECTIONS OF THE EAR | EXTERNAL, MIDDLE, INNER |
| THE AUDITORY CANAL IS APPROXIMATELY HOW LONG | 2.5CM |
| WHAT SEPERATES THE EXTERNAL AND MIDDLE EAR | TYMPANIC MEMBRANE |
| THIS STRUCTURES PURPOSE IS TO TRANSMIT SOUND VIBRATIONS, PROVIDE EQUALIZATION, AND PROTECT FORM DAMAGING SOUNDS | MIDDLE EAR |
| NAME THE THREE BONES IN THE EAR | MALLEUS(HAMMER) INCUS(ANVIL) STAPES(STIRRUP) |
| WHAT ARE THE THREE SECTIONS OF THE INNER EAR | COCHLEA, VESTIBULES, SEMICIRCULAR CANALS |
| THIS SECTIONS FUNCTIONS AS A RECEPTOR FOR HEARING AND EQUILIBRIUM | INNER EAR |
| THE SPIRAL-SHAPED BONY STRUCTURE THAT RESEMBLES A SNAIL'S SHELL | COCHLEA |
| THIS CONTAINS HAIR CELL SENSORY RECEPTORS USED FOR HEARING | ORGAN OF CORTI |
| INFLAMMATION OF THE EAR | OTITIS |
| INFLAMMATION OF THE OUTER EAR | OTITIS EXTERNA |
| INFLAMMATION OF THE MIDDLE EAR | OTITIS MEDIA |
| OVERGROWTH OF TISSUE OR NARROW EAR CANAL | OTOSCLEROSIS |
| A CONDITION THAT CAUSES A HOST OF SYMPTOMS SUCH AS TINNITUS, HEARING LOSS,PAIN.... | MENIERES DISEASE |
| GRADUAL DETERIORATION OF THE SENSORY RECEPTORS LOCATED IN THE COCHLEA CAUSING HEARING LOSS | PRESBYCUSIS |
| RINGING IN THE EARS | TINNITUS |
| WAX BUILD UP IN THE EAR | IMPACTED CERUMEN |
| THE STUDY OF HEARING DISORDERS | AUDIOLOGY |
| WHAT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR SENSE OF SMELL | OLFACTORY |
| THESE TINY BUMPS ARE LOCATED ON THE TONGUE, ROOF OF THE MOUTH AND WALLS OF THE THROAT | TASTE BUDS |
| HOW MANY TASTE BUDS ARE THERE | 4 |
| LIST THE TASTE BUDS | SWEET, SOUR, BITTER, SALT |
| THE OLDEST, MOST PRIMITIVE AND PERVASIVE SENSE | TOUCH |
| SENSE OF TOUCH ORIGINATES WHERE | DERMIS |
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