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Study of microscopic structure of sense organs i.e. eye, ear and integument

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Study of microscopic structure of sense organs i.e. eye, ear and integument

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

  1. What is the primary function of the cornea?
    • A) Regulate light entry
    • B) Refract light
    • C) Transmit visual signals
    • D) Produce tears
      Answer: B) Refract light
  2. Which part of the ear contains hair cells responsible for converting sound vibrations into nerve impulses?
    • A) Pinna
    • B) Cochlea
    • C) Tympanic membrane
    • D) Auditory ossicles
      Answer: B) Cochlea
  3. What type of cells in the retina are responsible for color vision?
    • A) Rods
    • B) Cones
    • C) Bipolar cells
    • D) Ganglion cells
      Answer: B) Cones
  4. Which layer of skin contains blood vessels and nerve endings?
    • A) Epidermis
    • B) Dermis
    • C) Hypodermis
    • D) Stratum corneum
      Answer: B) Dermis
  5. The tympanic membrane is also known as the:
    • A) Eardrum
    • B) Cochlea
    • C) Pinna
    • D) Auditory canal
      Answer: A) Eardrum
  6. What is the primary function of melanocytes in the skin?
    • A) Produce keratin
    • B) Produce melanin
    • C) Regulate temperature
    • D) Absorb UV radiation
      Answer: B) Produce melanin
  7. Which structure in the eye adjusts its shape to focus light?
    • A) Retina
    • B) Iris
    • C) Lens
    • D) Cornea
      Answer: C) Lens
  8. The organ of Corti is located in which part of the ear?
    • A) Outer ear
    • B) Middle ear
    • C) Inner ear
    • D) Auditory canal
      Answer: C) Inner ear
  9. Keratinocytes are primarily found in which layer of the skin?
    • A) Dermis
    • B) Epidermis
    • C) Hypodermis
    • D) Subcutaneous layer
      Answer: B) Epidermis
  10. What type of glands secrete sebum to lubricate skin and hair?
    • A) Sweat glands
    • B) Sebaceous glands
    • C) Ceruminous glands
    • D) Mammary glands
      Answer: B) Sebaceous glands

True/False Statements

  1. The sclera is the transparent part of the eye that refracts light.
    Answer: False (The cornea is transparent; the sclera is opaque.)
  2. Rods are responsible for color vision in low light conditions.
    Answer: False (Rods are for low-light vision; cones are for color vision.)
  3. The outer ear includes the pinna and external auditory canal.
    Answer: True
  4. Sebaceous glands produce sweat to regulate body temperature.
    Answer: False (Sebaceous glands produce sebum; sweat glands produce sweat.)
  5. The cochlea contains hair cells that detect sound vibrations.
    Answer: True
  6. Melanocytes are found in the dermis layer of the skin.
    Answer: False (Melanocytes are found in the epidermis.)
  7. The tympanic membrane separates the outer ear from the middle ear.
    Answer: True
  8. The retina contains both rods and cones for light detection.
    Answer: True
  9. The hypodermis is primarily made up of epithelial tissue.
    Answer: False (It is made up of loose connective tissue and fat.)
  10. Hair cells in the vestibular system are responsible for hearing.
    Answer: False (They are responsible for balance.)

Fill in the Blanks

  1. The __________ is responsible for regulating light entry into the eye.
    Answer: iris
  2. The __________ contains photoreceptors that convert light into electrical signals.
    Answer: retina
  3. The __________ is also known as the eardrum.
    Answer: tympanic membrane
  4. __________ are sensory receptors located in the cochlea.
    Answer: Hair cells
  5. The outer layer of skin is called the __________.
    Answer: epidermis
  6. The __________ secretes sebum to lubricate skin and hair.
    Answer: sebaceous gland
  7. The __________ provides structural support and protection to the eye.
    Answer: sclera
  8. The __________ system helps maintain balance in animals.
    Answer: vestibular
  9. The __________ layer of skin contains blood vessels and nerves.
    Answer: dermis
  10. __________ produce melanin, which gives skin its color.
    Answer: Melanocytes