Motion sickness:

When light passes through the lens in the eye, the light rays:

What happens when we taste something?  Order these items from “1” (first in the sequence). ….to “5” (the last thing that happens).   Place the numbers in the blanks. [BLANK-1].  Signals are then relayed to the thalamus and cerebral cortex to interpret the taste. [BLANK-2] . Taste bud receptors bind food molecules, relaying infomration to the facial (anterior), glossopharyngeal (back of the tongue), and vagus (back of the tongue) nerves. [BLANK-3].  Food enters the mouth and is chewed. [BLANK-4].  SIgnals travel to the medulla oblangata. [BLANK-5]. Chewing releases some volatile gasses, which travel to the olfactory center.

The half-life of hormones are:

What happens when we smell something?  Order these items from “1” (first in the sequence). ….to “6” (the last thing that happens).   Place the numbers in the blanks. [BLANK-1].  Chemicals bind to receptors on the cilia of olfactory epithelium cells. [BLANK-2] . The signal travels along CN1 to the olfactory area of the cerebral cortex and interprets the smell. [BLANK-3].  The signal reaches the oflactory bulb of the brain. [BLANK-4].  The signal transfers to first order neurons connected to epithelial cells. [BLANK-5]. Air enters the nasal cavity. [BLANK-6].  The signal is carried by neurons through the ethmoid bone.

The two layers of the adrenal glands are called: (check all that apply)

Sound waves are measured by: (check all that apply)

What vessel delivers deoxygenated blood to the right atrium?         Obj 17.8

What blood type is considered the universal recipient?         Obj 19.16

Which capillary would hinder and be least likely to allow substances to enter or exit the blood due to tight junctions that join the endothelial cells?     Obj 18.15