Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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Retina

A

Contains millions of photoreceptors (rods and cones)

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2
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Sclera

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White of eye

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3
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Optic disc

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Blind spot; where optic nerve leaves the eye

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4
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Iris

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pigmented involuntarily muscle that acts as the diaphragm of the eye

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5
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Ciliary body

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Smooth muscle structures attached to the lens

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6
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Choroid

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Blood rich tunic that contains dark pigment

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7
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Lens

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Flexible biconvex crystal like structure

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8
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Pupil

A

Rounded opening through which light passes; dim light big pupil, bright light small pupil

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9
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Fovea centralis

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Are of greatest visual acuity

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10
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Cornea

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Transparent portion of the eye outer most layer

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11
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Vitreous humor

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Gel like substance helps keeps the eye from collapsing

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12
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Lacimal

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Tears

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13
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Aqueous humor

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Clear watery fluid

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14
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Auricle (Pinna)

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She’ll shaped structure surrounding the auditory canal

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15
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Tympanic membrane

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Sound waves hit it to make it vibrate

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16
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Malleus

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1 of 3 ossicle transmit vibratory motion of the eardrum to the fluid of the inner ear

17
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Semicircular canals

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Bony or Ossetia labyrinth located deep within the temporal bone behind the eye socket