wi Hm correct answer.
W lici i a palient refers to the white of the eye he means
®!l.c selera h) the lens
I he lacrimal gland produces
a) liulasc b) tears
I he yellow spot is
ii) Hic pupil i) Ilu1 fovea
I lic eye photoreceptors are
a) rods and cones c) Iris
lo 1)11nk is to
a) respond to dim iight r) lo contract the lateral rectus
The ear drum is
li) Ihc auricle
i) the cochlea
I hc stirrup is
u) malleus b) incus
The ear lobe is the
ii) plnna e) cochlea
The round window is the
ii) fenestra cochleae c) malleus
The Kustachian tubę allows our
ii) pop b) drain
(:erumen is known as a) fluid b) hairs
c) the cornea d) the fovea
c) mucus d) spit
b) the choroids
d) the optic nerve
b) optic nerve d) visual cortex
b) to lower the eyelid
d) to activate the lacrimal glands
b) the tympanic membranę d) fenestra vestibuli
c) stapes d) saccule
b) ossicles
d) fenestra cochleae
b) fenestra vestibuli d) semicircular canal
ears to
c) bang d) close
c) pastę d) wax
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The endocrine system operates by a system of hormones which are (produced) secrefzd into the blood stream.
Hormones either (increase)_or (slow)____ the activity
of specific cells.
Many hormones (join)_to carrier proteins and this has a
(protective)_effect against sudden changes.
Hormone levels generally (go up and down)_but within
limits. The production of thyroxine is (all the time)_while
the production of other hormones is (from time to time)_.
Any (imbalance)_in the endocrine system can have
important (results)_. Problems in the endocrine system
usually involve (making too much )_or (making too little)
Growth hormone is important in children to (encourage)_
growth.
The adrenal glands (get)_some of their blood supply from the
renal artery.
Calcitonin and parathormone are involved in the (utilization)
_of calcium. Parathormone (keeps)_plasma
calcium levels within normal limits.
Aldosterone is the most important (controller)_of sodium
and potassium. Thyroxine (speeds up)_the release of energy
in the tissues.
The prefixes used in the answers above have particular meanings. over- = too much; under- = not enough, inter- = between ; dis- = not. You will meet these prefixes regularly so it's good to understand their meaning. See also: Test 50.
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