24. Accomodation - n. Ability of lens to chhange shape diminishes as one ages 25. Astigmatism - o.Unequal curvatures of lens or cornea causing blurred vision 26.Audiometer - h. Measures frequency and intensity of audible range of sound 27.Auditory ossicles- l. transmit sound waves from tympanic membrane to inner ear 28.bitter taste- u.Produced by alkaloids detected on posterior tongue 29.Cochlea- b.contains sensory organs for hearing 30.conduction deafness y.intereference with conduction of sound vibrations to fluids of inner ear 31.emmetropia- p.Normal vision: light focuses on retina 32.glaucoma- v.increased intraocular pressure due to insufficient drainage of aqueous humor 33.gustatory cells- e.dendrites project through the pores in the taste bud 34. hypermyopia- d. Ability to focus for close vision under 20 feet 35.Iris- r. regulates the amount of light entering through the pupil of the eye 36.Myopia- a. near sightedness; inability to focus on objects farther away 37.near point- w. Closest point at which clear focus is possible 38.Nerve deafness- s.Neural structures relating to hearing have been damaged 39.Olfactory fatigue- g. Rapid adaptation of olfactory receptors to odors 40.Olfactory neurons- j.Receptors located in the superior nasal concha 41.Optic disk- t.Area of retina tha lacks photoreceptors; blind spot 42.presbyopia- m.Farsightedness; inability to focus on close objects 43.Rinne test- c.Differentiates between nerve and conduction deafness 44.salty taste- x.produced by cations of ionized salts 45.sour taste- i.produced by acids and detected on lateral edges of tongue 46.sweet taste- q.detected on tip of tongue 47.tympanic membrane- k.vibrates when soundwaves hit it; eardrum 48.weber test- f.base of tuning fork placed on forehead during hearing test Solution 24. Accomodation - n. Ability of lens to chhange shape diminishes as one ages 25. Astigmatism - o.Unequal curvatures of lens or cornea causing blurred vision 26.Audiometer - h. Measures frequency and intensity of audible range of sound 27.Auditory ossicles- l. transmit sound waves from tympanic membrane to inner ear 28.bitter taste- u.Produced by alkaloids detected on posterior tongue 29.Cochlea- b.contains sensory organs for hearing 30.conduction deafness y.intereference with conduction of sound vibrations to fluids of inner ear 31.emmetropia- p.Normal vision: light focuses on retina 32.glaucoma- v.increased intraocular pressure due to insufficient drainage of aqueous humor 33.gustatory cells- e.dendrites project through the pores in the taste bud 34. hypermyopia- d. Ability to focus for close vision under 20 feet 35.Iris- r. regulates the amount of light entering through the pupil of the eye 36.Myopia- a. near sightedness; inability to focus on objects farther away 37.near point- w. Closest point at which clear focus is possible 38.Nerve deafness- s.Neural structures relating to hearing have been damaged 39.Olfactory fatigue- g. Rapid adaptation of olfactory receptors to odo.