ANAPHY 2

Question 1

respond to physical stimuli such as sound or touch

Accepted Answer

Mechanoreceptors

Question 2

respond to temperature

Accepted Answer

Thermoreceptors

Question 3

detect tissue damage, extreme heat and cold and chemicals released from damaged cells

Accepted Answer

Pain receptors

Question 4

respond to light

Accepted Answer

Photoreceptors

Question 5

detect chemicals

Accepted Answer

Chemoreceptors

Question 6

detect position of body parts

Accepted Answer

Proprioceptors

Question 7

the white coating of the eye, white tough fibrous
connective tissue protecting the inner structures of the eye.

Accepted Answer

Sclera

Question 8

a sheet of photoreceptors that forms the innermost layer of
the eye.

Accepted Answer

Retina

Question 9

a well-defined round or oval area within the retina. The
ganglion nerve fibers (axons) exit the retina through this area

Accepted Answer

Optic disk

Question 10

fluid found between the cornea and the lens that helps bend light rays and focus them on the retina.

Accepted Answer

Aqueous humor

Question 11

a circular lymphatic-like vessel in the eye that collects aqueous humor from the anterior chamber and delivers it into the episcleral blood vessels via aqueous veins.

Accepted Answer

Schlemm's canal

Question 12

3 smallest bones of the body

Accepted Answer

Ossicles

Question 13

first bony ossicle where the eardrum is
attached

Accepted Answer

Malleus

Question 14

attached to the malleus and stapes

Accepted Answer

Incus

Question 15

attached to the oval window

Accepted Answer

Stapes

Question 16

are small peg like projections on the dorsal tongue surface that houses the taste buds.

Accepted Answer

Papillae

Question 17

contain the chemoreceptors that detect the flavor of food

Accepted Answer

Tastebuds

Question 18

are the specific epithelial receptor cells in the taste buds that respond to chemicals dissolved in the saliva.

Accepted Answer

Gustatory cells

Question 19

long microvilli protrusions of gustatory cells that transmit taste impulses to the brain.

Accepted Answer

Gustatory hairs

Question 20

are responsible for the detection of odorants

Accepted Answer

Olfactory receptor cells

# 1

maikling sagot

respond to physical stimuli such as sound or touch

# 2

maikling sagot

respond to temperature

# 3

maikling sagot

detect tissue damage, extreme heat and cold and chemicals released from damaged cells

# 4

maikling sagot

respond to light

# 5

maikling sagot

detect chemicals

# 6

maikling sagot

detect position of body parts

# 7

maikling sagot

the white coating of the eye, white tough fibrous connective tissue protecting the inner structures of the eye.

# 8

maikling sagot

a sheet of photoreceptors that forms the innermost layer of the eye.

# 9

maikling sagot

a well-defined round or oval area within the retina. The ganglion nerve fibers (axons) exit the retina through this area

# 10

maikling sagot

fluid found between the cornea and the lens that helps bend light rays and focus them on the retina.

# 11

maikling sagot

a circular lymphatic-like vessel in the eye that collects aqueous humor from the anterior chamber and delivers it into the episcleral blood vessels via aqueous veins.

# 12

maikling sagot

3 smallest bones of the body

# 13

maikling sagot

first bony ossicle where the eardrum is attached

# 14

maikling sagot

attached to the malleus and stapes

# 15

maikling sagot

attached to the oval window

# 16

maikling sagot

are small peg like projections on the dorsal tongue surface that houses the taste buds.

# 17

maikling sagot

contain the chemoreceptors that detect the flavor of food

# 18

maikling sagot

are the specific epithelial receptor cells in the taste buds that respond to chemicals dissolved in the saliva.

# 19

maikling sagot

long microvilli protrusions of gustatory cells that transmit taste impulses to the brain.

# 20

maikling sagot

are responsible for the detection of odorants