Special Senses 1-30
In an emmetropic eye: the real image is right-side up light refraction occurs convex lenses are required for correction the focal point is on the fovea centralis
light refraction occurs the focal point is on the fovea centralis
Second-order neurons for olfaction are located in the: uncus of the limbic system olfactory epithelium olfactory bulb primary olfactory cortex
olfactory bulb
The receptors for olfaction are: specialized nonneural receptor cells in papilla the ends of dendrites of bipolar neurons cilia
the ends of dendrites of bipolar neurons cilia
In far vision: the ciliary muscles contract suspensory fibers are slack the lens is at its thinnest the light rays are nearly parallel
the lens is at its thinnest the light rays are nearly parallel
Nociceptors in the nasal mucosa stimulate the: facial nerve glossopharyngeal nerve olfactory nerve trigeminal nerve
trigeminal nerve
The cornea is nourished by: vitreous humor corneal blood vessels scleral blood vessels aqueous humor
aqueous humor
Movement of the ____________________ membrane triggers bending of hairs of the hair cells in the spiral organ. basilar tympanic vestibular tectorial
basilar
Objects in the periphery of the visual field: can be seen in low light intensity appear fuzzy cannot have their color determined stimulate cones
can be seen in low light intensity appear fuzzy cannot have their color determined
Cranial nerves that are part of the gustatory pathway include: facial hypoglossal glossopharyngeal trigeminal
facial glossopharyngeal
An unequal corneal curvature: can be corrected with concave lenses is a type of astigmatism is treated by transplant results in cataracts
is a type of astigmatism
Convergence: involves transmission of impulses along the abducens nerves is needed for near vision requires contraction of the medial rectus muscles of both eyes can promote eye strain
is needed for near vision requires contraction of the medial rectus muscles of both eyes can promote eye strain
When light strikes the lateral aspect of the left retina, activity increases in the: pretectal nucleus superior colliculus left optic tract right primary visual cortex
left optic tract
Which of the following would be found in the fovea centralis? Bipolar neurons Ganglion neurons Cones Rhodopsin
Cones
The vitreous humor: Contributes to intraocular pressure holds the retina in place helps support the lens is constantly replenished
Contributes to intraocular pressure holds the retina in place helps support the lens
Which cranial nerve controls contraction of the circular smooth muscle of the iris? Oculomotor Abducens Facial Trigeminal
Oculomotor
Removal of a tumor in a woman has necessitated the destruction of the right facial nerve's branch to the lacrimal gland. Which of the following right eye problems will result from the loss of innervation? Sty Reduced lubrication of the conjunctiva Chalazion Lack of lysozyme
Reduced lubrication of the conjunctiva Lack of lysozyme
Which of the following is a space within the membranous labyrinth? Helicotrema Scala media Scala vestibuli Scala tympani
Scalia media
Blockage of which of the following is suspected in glaucoma? Ciliary processes Choroid vessels Scleral venous sinus Retinal blood vessels
Scleral venous sinus
Which of the following parasympathetic responses can be triggered reflexively by the activation of taste receptors? Secretion of Saliva Coughing Gagging Secretion of Gastric Juice
Secretion of Saliva Gagging Secretion of Gastric Juice
Which of the following statements apply to rhodopsin? The concentration of rhodopsin increases in the rods during dark adaptation. Rhodopsin is identical to the visual pigments in the cones. Rhodopsin consists of opsin and retinal. A solution of rhodopsin looks reddish-purple, but becomes colorless after illumination.
The concentration of rhodopsin increases in the rods during dark adaptation Rhodopsin consists of opsin and retinal A solution of rhodopsin looks reddish-purple, but becomes colorless after illumination
Depth perception is due to all of the following factors except which one? The eyes are frontally located. There is partial crossover of the optic nerve fibers at the optic chiasma. Each visual cortex receives input from both eyes. There is total crossover of the optic nerve fibers at the optic chiasma.
There is total crossover of the optic nerve fibers at the optic chiasma
Which structures are contained within the petrous portion of the temporal bone? Tympanic Cavity External Auditory Meatus Stapedius Muscle Mastoid Air Cells
Tympanic Cavity Stapedius Muscle
Receptive fields of the retinal ganglion cells: are found only in the fovea can be subdivided into functionally distinct center and surround regions are equal in size, over the entire retina are smaller in the fovea than in the periphery of the retina
can be subdivided into functionally distinct center and surround regions are smaller in the fovea than in the periphery of the retina
Excitation of a retinal bipolar cell: always results from light striking its photoreceptor cells causes excitation of its ganglion cell can result from excitation of its photoreceptor cells is modified by lateral inhibition
causes excitation of its ganglion cell can result from excitation of its photoreceptor cells is modified by lateral inhibition
he near point of vision: changes due to loss of lens elasticity gets closer with advancing age occurs when the ciliary muscles are totally relaxed occurs when the lens is at its maximum thickness
changes due to loss of lens elasticity occurs when the lens is at its maximum thickness
Refraction can be altered for near or far vision by the: neural layer of the retina vitreous humor ciliary muscles cornea
ciliary muscles
Nonfunctional amacrine granule cells would result in: extremely rapid olfactory adaptation diminished olfactory adaptation anosmia excessive GABA secretion in the olfactory bulb
diminished olfactory adaptation
Vitamin A deficiency lead to depletion of: retinal rhodopsin scotopsin photopsins
retinal rhodopsin
When moving from darkness to bright light: rhodopsin breakdown accelerates visual acuity increases retinal sensitivity declines adaptation inhibits cones
rhodopsin breakdown accelerates visual acuity increases retinal sensitivity declines
Gustatory epithelial cells are: specialized epithelial cells unipolar neurons bipolar neurons multipolar neurons
specialized epithelial cells