Chapter 10-2 Flashcards
Enzyme in tears that is antibacterial to reduce risk of eye infections
Lysozyme
Mucus membrane that lines the eyelids inner surface and covers anterior surface of eyeball
Conjunctiva
Function of the extrinsic muscle move eyes in various directions (6)
Superior rectus-rotate eye upward and toward midline
Inferior rectus-rotate eye downward and toward midline
Medial rectus-rotate eye inward toward midline
Lateral rectus-rotate eyes away from midline
Superior oblique-rotates eyes downward and away from midline
Inferior oblique-rotate upward and away from midline
Anterior, transparent window of eye that allows light rays to enter
Cornea
Outer white part of eye
Sclera
Vascular layer that contains pigment to keep inside of eye dark
Choroid coat
Thickest part, extends forward from choroid coat
Ciliary body
Transparent disk behind pupil for focusing
Lens
Ability of lens to change shape for focusing
Accommodation
Colored part of eye
Iris
Watery fluid between cornea and iris which helps nourish and maintain shape of cornea
Aqueous humor
Opening in iris for light to enter eye
Pupil
Thin delicate membrane which contains visual receptor cells
Retina
Depression in center of retina that produces sharpest vision
Fovea centralis
Region that lacks receptor cells
Optic disc