Exam 35: Special Senses

An abnormal ringing in the ears is called ________.

Which of these is in the posterior chamber of the eye?

Glutamic acid found in kelp produces a savory taste called ________, now recognized as a fifth basic taste.

The three tiny bones called ear ossicles are the malleus, ________, and stapes.

At what age should infants begin to babble at people talking to them?

Receptors that are found on the taste buds are also known as ________ receptors.

The ________, shown at letter H in the figure, contains hearing receptors, including the organ of Corti.

The condition characterized by eversion of the lower eyelid is ________.

Which of these is found in the anterior chamber of the eye?

The ________, a fibrous partition that separates the external ear from the middle ear, is shown at letter F in the figure.

One of the smallest bones in the body, the ________ shown at letter B, is shaped like a stirrup.

The muscle in the eyelid called the ________ is responsible for blinking and squinting.

Muscles in the ________ control the shape of the lens of the eye.

Which of the following structures is on the medial aspect of each eye and drains tears into the nose?

Letter H in the figure indicates the ________, a transparent area on the front of the eye that lets light into the eye.

The membrane indicated by letter G, which separates the middle ear from the inner ear, is the ________.

When the tympanic membrane vibrates, it causes the ossicles to vibrate and hit a membrane called the ________.

A buildup of earwax within the external auditory canal is ____.

The ________, shown at letter G in the figure, controls the size of the pupil.

____ is an inflammation of the ear.