Explain why UV light can’t be seen by the eye?

2. People who have hearing loss due to vestibulocochlear nerve damage do not suffer motion sickness. Why not? HINT Motion sickness can happen when the brain receives conflicting information from the eye and the ear.

1.    List the risk factors for preeclampsia/eclampsia?

What is the purpose of the oval window in the inner ear? Page 2: O Disperse vibration from the scala tympani into the middle ear Page 3: Transmit vibration across the cochlear duct 3. O Transmit vibrations into the endolymph of the scala vestibuli Page 4: O Detect sound and send action potentials to the brain 4. Previous Page Next Page Page 7 of 10 Page 5:

I need a clarification of why in the 1970s David Kemp was discovering sounds in the external ear canal produced by the activity within the inner ear?

7. Describe how the field of view and the amount of available light change when going from low to high power lenses.

2. Which aspect of sound is mapped in the cochlea by the actions of the basilar membrane?  a. All of the above. b. High frequency sound localization. c. Frequency. d. None of the answers. e. Low frequency sound localization.

3. A 56-year-old patient informs you that he has glaucoma, but that it is "no big concern" since his eyesight is good. He has been given ophthalmic drugs for the treatment of glaucoma, but he has not been self-administering them. What is the strength of the evidence that prescription medications are effective in reducing glaucoma-related complications? Determine the danger he is putting himself in by not taking his medicine as advised. Describe how you would educate him to ensure that he follows his recommended treatment plan. REFERENCES

1. With "Threshold and Sensitivity," can you describe the "inverse" (or oppostite) relationship between these two measures? Then, if hearing and sensitivity to noise are decreasing with age, what then must happend to "theshold" with noise.  2.What is the most common and normal ahe-related change in sight over time? What typically happens with aging to some important features of the eye that cuse this condition?