lining of nasal cavity responsible for smell olfactory epithelium Taste buds name of organs for taste Outer ear auricle, external auditory canal, eardrum circular opening in center of iris pupil eardrum semitransparent membrane where vibrations are passed on nourishes anterior cavity of eye aqueous humour semicircular canals part of labyrinth responsible for balance and equilibrium medial rectus moves eye medially papillae bumps on tongue housing taste buds middle ear space in temporal bone lateral rectus moves eye laterally superior oblique moves eye down and laterally vascular middle layer of eye conjunctiva mucous membrane that lines inner portion of eyelid and most of eye taste cells sensory receptors that convert chemical signals to electrical signals of tongue underside of frontal lobe, extension of brain olfactory bulb control movement of lens ciliary muscle vestibule of inner ear located between cochlea and semicircular canals, static equilibrium nasolacrimal gland carries tears into nasal cavity focusing part of eye lens color sight cones inferior oblique moves eye up and laterally colored portion of eye iris malleus, incus, stapes bones in middle ear that increase vibration from eardrum to oval window superior rectus moves eye up and medially cochlea part of inner ear responsible for hearing "blind spot" of eye optic disk fluid filling largest compartment of eye vitreous humour fibrous outer layer of eye taste hairs microvilli that absorb chemical signals on tongue nervous inner layer of eye dark spot with sharp vision fovea cupula gelatinous fluid moving with head transparent covering of eye cornea Auditory tube equalizes pressure between outer and middle ear External auditory canal tube carrying sounds through temporal bone labyrinth bony & membranous portions & fluid conduct vibrations black and white vision, low light rod one axon and one dendrite reaching through cribriform plate olfactory sensory neurons organs converting light to electrical signal photoreceptors inferior rectus moves eye down and medially Round window portion of cochlea where vibrations pass oto inner ear visual accessory organs lacrimal gland, extrinsic muscles, & eyelid crista ampullaris dynamic equilibrium, convert movement to electrical signals tissue on back of eye retina white portion of eye sclera lacrimal gland secretes tears otoliths calcium deposits that aid static equilibrium Auricle curved structure to funnel in noises lining of nasal cavity responsible for smell olfactory epithelium Taste buds name of organs for taste Outer ear auricle, external auditory canal, eardrum circular opening in center of iris pupil eardrum semitransparent membrane where vibrations are passed on nourishes anterior cavity of eye aqueous humour semicircular canals part of labyrinth responsible for balance and equilibrium medial rectus moves eye medially papillae bumps on tongue housing taste buds middle ear space in temporal bone lateral rectus moves eye laterally superior oblique moves eye down and laterally vascular middle layer of eye conjunctiva mucous membrane that lines inner portion of eyelid and most of eye taste cells sensory receptors that convert chemical signals to electrical signals of tongue underside of frontal lobe, extension of brain olfactory bulb control movement of lens ciliary muscle vestibule of inner ear located between cochlea and semicircular canals, static equilibrium nasolacrimal gland carries tears into nasal cavity focusing part of eye lens color sight cones inferior oblique moves eye up and laterally colored portion of eye iris malleus, incus, stapes bones in middle ear that increase vibration from eardrum to oval window superior rectus moves eye up and medially cochlea part of inner ear responsible for hearing "blind spot" of eye optic disk fluid filling largest compartment of eye vitreous humour fibrous outer layer of eye taste hairs microvilli that absorb chemical signals on tongue nervous inner layer of eye dark spot with sharp vision fovea cupula gelatinous fluid moving with head transparent covering of eye cornea Auditory tube equalizes pressure between outer and middle ear External auditory canal tube carrying sounds through temporal bone labyrinth bony & membranous portions & fluid conduct vibrations black and white vision, low light rod one axon and one dendrite reaching through cribriform plate olfactory sensory neurons organs converting light to electrical signal photoreceptors inferior rectus moves eye down and medially Round window portion of cochlea where vibrations pass oto inner ear visual accessory organs lacrimal gland, extrinsic muscles, & eyelid crista ampullaris dynamic equilibrium, convert movement to electrical signals tissue on back of eye retina white portion of eye sclera lacrimal gland secretes tears otoliths calcium deposits that aid static equilibrium Auricle curved structure to funnel in noises
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olfactory epithelium
name of organs for taste
auricle, external auditory canal, eardrum
pupil
semitransparent membrane where vibrations are passed on
aqueous humour
part of labyrinth responsible for balance and equilibrium
moves eye medially
bumps on tongue housing taste buds
space in temporal bone
moves eye laterally
moves eye down and laterally
middle layer of eye
mucous membrane that lines inner portion of eyelid and most of eye
sensory receptors that convert chemical signals to electrical signals of tongue
olfactory bulb
ciliary muscle
located between cochlea and semicircular canals, static equilibrium
carries tears into nasal cavity
lens
cones
moves eye up and laterally
iris
bones in middle ear that increase vibration from eardrum to oval window
moves eye up and medially
part of inner ear responsible for hearing
optic disk
vitreous humour
outer layer of eye
microvilli that absorb chemical signals on tongue
inner layer of eye
fovea
gelatinous fluid moving with head
cornea
equalizes pressure between outer and middle ear
tube carrying sounds through temporal bone
bony & membranous portions & fluid conduct vibrations
rod
olfactory sensory neurons
photoreceptors
moves eye down and medially
portion of cochlea where vibrations pass oto inner ear
lacrimal gland, extrinsic muscles, & eyelid
dynamic equilibrium, convert movement to electrical signals
retina
sclera
secretes tears
calcium deposits that aid static equilibrium
curved structure to funnel in noises
