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Some structures listed below will NOT be used. Vitreous humour Ciliary muscle Sclera Cornea Rods and cones Aqueous humour Conjunctiva Lens Pupil be 4. Pathway of Vision Directions: Complete the paragraph by writing the correct term in the space provided. See text, Section 13.31. cones lens occipital retina cornea pupil rods optic fovea centralis (macula lutea) Light waves pass through the , the avas- cular extension of the sclera.<\/p>\n

The light goes through the opening in the iris, called the and then through arefracting structure, called the In daylight, the light waves focus on the the area of most acute vision because of the high numbers of , the photoreceptors for colour vi- sion. In dim light, the light waves are scattered along the periphery of the retina, stimulating the the photoreceptors for night vision.<\/p>\n

Action potentials (nerve impulses) are formed by the stimulated Chapter 13 Sensory System photoreceptors located in the inner layer of the eye, called the . The nerve impulses travel along the nerve to the primary visual cortex of the lobe of the cerebrum. Structures of the Ear Directions: Match the following terms to the most ap- propriate definition by writing the correct letter in the space provided.<\/p>\n

Some terms may be used more than once. See text, Section 13.3. A. external ear B. middle ear C. inner ear lt. ________ Location of the semicircular canals, cochlea and vestibule 2. ________ Location of the hammer, anvil and stirrup 3. ss Oltottoxicity (e.g. damage to CN VIII by antibiotics) occurs here 4. Location of the auditory canal and cerumen op The eustachian tube connects the pharynx with this part of the ear 6.<\/p>\n

Location of the organ of Corti Mes The tympanic membrane separates the middle ear from this part of the ear 8. CN VIII originates within this part of the ear 9. Otitis media occurs here 10.<\/p>\n

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