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31 Cards in this Set
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pinnea
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ear lobe
outter part of ear collects sound |
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Auditory canal
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tube connecting pinnea to ear drum
first inner part of ear vibrations collect in ear to hit ear drum |
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incus/anvil
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between the hammer and striup
transmits vibrations |
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semicircular canals
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located behind tympanum
helps maintain balance by hairs and fluid |
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malleus/hammer
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located next to the anvil
transmits vibrations to a membrane |
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cochlear nerve
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carries signals from the cochlea of the inner ear directly
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tympanum
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separates to the external from the middle ear
vibrates |
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cochlea
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inner ear, fluid filled
the fluid maintains pressure waves with hair cells sends nerve impulses to brain=sound |
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stirrup
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by oval window
helps maintain balance by hairs and fluid-changes |
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Eustachian tube
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connects to the throat and nose
helps equalize pressure level |
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iris
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allows however much light into eye
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cornea
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protects eye
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pupil
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gap, the empty space
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lense
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focuses light into image
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retina
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sclera
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optic nerve
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land food
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kayani
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chocolate lilly
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looks like rice, starch super important to the thlingets.
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red seaweed
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kaach
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psp
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poisonous
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no brain pain
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no nerves
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what do nerves send
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electrical signals
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what is mylen
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isolation basically for your nerves
like wires the instillation part |
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rods
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black and white, contrast
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cones
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color
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what is substance
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living off the land
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low sounds?
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travel father than high sounds but take more energy
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lool
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fire weed
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fob2
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a genetic DNA that allows you to communicate, humans have a specific type
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what helps you maintain balance
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vestibular system
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