Receptors for hearing are located in the _____________. a. vestibule b. cochlea c. tympanic membrane d. semicircular canals

Q: auditory nerve

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A: The eye is responsible for photosensory activity in human that sense the light stimulus. The…

Q: Glaucoma primarily causes damage to the: A. Iris B. Lens C. Optic nerve D. Cornea

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A: The transmission of visual signals can be defined as the sequence of events that helps detect and…

Q: The ciliary body/ muscle change the shape of  the _____________.    a.sclera b.optic disc…

A: The ciliary body is a circular structure which is basically an extension of the iris. It also…

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A: Tactile receptors are corpuscles which is a type of mechanoreceptor present in the skin. These…

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A: Broca's area is situated in the front part of the left hemisphere.

Q: The malleus, incus, and stapes of the middle ear are joined by tiny _____. A. syndesmoses B.…

A: The sensory system in our body is the extension of the nervous system. There are sensory organs in…

Q: Aside from the lens, damage to the ________ can affect the eye’s ability to focus light. a. iris b.…

A: Cornea, iris (colored part of the eye), lens, pupil (at the center of iris), macula (part of…

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Q: 44. The bones in the middle ear are the A. labyrinth, cerumen, and the ossicles. B. hammer, anvil,…

A: The ear can be divided into three different parts. The inner, middle and external ear/outer ear are…

Q: Vibrations of the stapes are transferred to the _________ window, waves displace the ___________…

A: The stapes is one of the three auditory ossicle bones in the middle ear. It is the smallest bone of…

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A: Tranquilizer is a drug which is used to reduce anxiety and stress. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter…

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Q: The artery that supplies blood to the back of the ear region is called the:     A. Maxillary artery…

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Q: The optic nerve is formed by __________.     a. ganglion cell dendrites     b. ganglion cell axons…

A: The optic nerve is a network of nerve fibers that transmits visual signals or messages. One connects…

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Q: Titubation most often implies damage to the  a. Paravermis b. Lateral zone c. Dentate nuc

A: Ans. a. Paravermis

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