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4. Jeopardy
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5. The sensation of a pleasant taste characteristic of beef broth, chicken broth , and parmesan cheese.

6. What is Umami?
A 100

7. The structure formed from the combination of taste receptors and specialized epithelial cells.
*An adult has about 3000
A 200

8. What are taste buds?
A 200

9. The type of lingual papillae that provide friction but do not contain taste buds.

10. What are filiform papillae?

11. A narrow opening in a taste bud that allows for movement of surrounding fluid.

12. What is a taste pore?
A 400

13. The cranial nerve that monitors the anterior two thirds of the tongue.

14. What is the facial nerve VII?

15. The location of the olfactory organs.
B 100

16. What is the nasal cavity?
B 100

17. The gland that produces mucus or snot.
B 200

18. What is the olfactory or Bowman’s Gland

19. The strongest odors must be soluble to these two substances.

20. What are lipids and water.
B 300

21. The bone through which the olfactory nerves pass to travel to the cortex.

22. What is the ethmoid bone?

23. The two layers of the olfactory organs.
B 500

24. What are the olfactory epithelium and the lamina propria
B 500

25. Palpebrae are known more commonly as these

26. What are eyelids?
C 100

27. The gland that produces tears.

28. What is the lacrimal gland?

29. The two layers of the fibrous tunic.

30. What are the sclera and the cornea?

31. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
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C 400

32. The two muscles that control the diameter of the pupil

33. What are the pupillary constrictor muscles and the pupillary dilator muscles?

34. The area of highest cone concentration within the macula lutea.

35. What is the fovea?
C 500

36. The external ear made of flesh and cartilage

37. What is the Auricle or Pinna?
D 100

38. The ear drum is also known as this.

39. What is the tympanic membrane?
D 200

40. The three auditory ossicles (anatomical terms please)

41. What are the malleus, incus, and stapes?

42. The movement of the stapes at this location creates pressure waves in the vestibular duct of the cochlea.
D 400

43. What is the oval window?
D 400

44. The branch and cranial nerve that relays sound information to the brain.

45. What is the Cochlear Branch of the Vestibulocochlear nerve VIII?
D 500

46. These are located at 90 degree angles to each other in order to detect rotation of the head.

47. What are Semicircular canals?

48. Fluid that causes distortion of receptors to detect balance.

49. What is endolymph?
E 200

50. The branch of cranial nerve VIII that detects balance.

51. What is vestibular?
E 300

52. Gelatinous material on nerve fiber hair cells contains these, densely packed calcium carbonate crystals.
E 400

53. What are statoconia?
E 400

54. The two receptors that detect acceleration.

55. What are the utricle and saccule.

56. The gelatinous structure on the scalpel.
F 100

57. What is vitreous body or humor
F 100

58. Corner of the eye shown below

59. What is the medial canthus?
F 200

60. The Structure Shown Below
F 300

61. What is a taste bud?
F 300

62. The Accommodation Problem Shown above
F 400

63. What is Hyperopia?
F 400

64. The Part of the Semicircular Canals colored in blue

65. What is the membranous labyrinth?
F 500

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Hearing
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The location at which sound is dampened in the ear. (Eliminates any potential echoes)
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68. What is the round window?
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