Nose: Smell Topics Pts. Pts. Possible Earned Organs/Structures involved in smelling include diagram and explain olfactory 5 receptors AND steps of stimulation Smell discrimination- explain how we are able to discriminate between so many 3 different odors Why does sniffing increase the smell stimulus? 2 How do adaptations to smell occur? 2 Taste & Smell-explain how taste and smell are linked 4 Taste Disorder: discuss an olfactory disorder of your choice 2 Interesting Fact: Include an interesting fact you have found about the sense of 2 smell Ear: Hearing and Equilibrium Topics Pts. Pts. Possible Earned Organs/Structures involved in hearing and equilibrium- Diagram 5 Anatomy of 3 parts of ear: include the function or a characteristic of each Outer Ear pinna, external auditory canal, ceruminous glands, tympanic – membrane (eardrum) Middle Ear lateral and medial borders, auditory tube, ossicles (hammer, – anvil, and stirrup) Inner Ear osseous labyrinth, cochlea, vestibule, semicircular – canals,perilymph, membranous labyrinth Explanation of Mechanism of Hearing 5 Static vs. Dynamic Equilibrium- discuss the difference 2 How can you get equal pressure in middle and outer ear? 2 What happens when auditory receptors become adapted to unchanging sound? 2 discuss a disorder of your choice 2 Hearing/Equilibrium Disorder: Interesting Fact: Include an interesting fact you have about hearing and 2 equilibrium TOTAL POINTS: _________ out of 73
Nose: Smell Topics Pts. Possible Pts. Earned Organs/Structures involved in smelling include diagram and explain olfactory receptors AND steps of stimulation 5 Smell discrimination- explain how we are able to discriminate between so many different odors 3 Why does sniffing increase the smell stimulus? 2 How do adaptations to smell occur? 2 Taste & Smell-explain how taste and smell are linked 4 Taste Disorder: discuss an olfactory disorder of your choice 2 Interesting Fact: Include an interesting fact you have found about the sense of smell 2 Ear: Hearing and Equilibrium Topics Pts. Possible Pts. Earned Organs/Structures involved in hearing and equilibrium- Diagram Anatomy of 3 parts of ear: include the function or a characteristic of each Outer Ear – pinna, external auditory canal, ceruminous glands, tympanic membrane (eardrum) Middle Ear – lateral and medial borders, auditory tube, ossicles (hammer, anvil, and stirrup) Inner Ear – osseous labyrinth, cochlea, vestibule, semicircular canals,perilymph, membranous labyrinth 5 Explanation of Mechanism of Hearing 5 Static vs. Dynamic Equilibrium- discuss the difference 2 How can you get equal pressure in middle and outer ear? 2 What happens when auditory receptors become adapted to unchanging sound? 2 Hearing/Equilibrium Disorder: discuss a disorder of your choice 2 Interesting Fact: Include an interesting fact you have about hearing and equilibrium 2 TOTAL POINTS: _________ out of 73
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