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Exam2Lec4Eye Flashcards

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What is the function of the eye?

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  • Regulation of the amount of light entering the eye
  • Focusing of light to form an iamge
  • Conversion of light into neural activity
  • Analysis of the visual image before relaying information to the brain
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Whate are the chambers of the Eye?

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  • Anterior chamber
  • Posterior chamber
  • Vitreous chamber
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What is the ant. chamber defined by and what is it filled with?

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  • space defined by the cornea, iris and lens (post. to cornea and ant. to iris +lens)
  • Filled with aqueous humor
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What is the post. chamber defined by and what is it filled with?

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  • Spaced defined by the iris, lens, zonule fibers and cilary body (post to iris, anterior to lens+ ciliary body)
  • Filled with aqueous humor
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What is the vitreous chamber defined by and what is it filled with?

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  • Space defined by the lens, zonule fibers and retina (post. to lens+ciliary body, ant to retina)
  • Filled with gelatinous vitreous humo (separate from aqueous by density)
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What are the layers of the eye?

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  • Outer layer: corneo-scleral layer (fibrous)
  • Middle: Choroid layer (vascular and pigmented)
  • Inner: retinal layer (neural)
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What is contained within the outer layer of the eye?

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  • Cornea-> covers outer anterior surface
  • Sclera-> covers the outer post. surface

Corneo-scleral layer

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What is contained in the middle layer of the eye? Fxn?

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  • Iris-> gives the eye its color
  • Ciliary body-> connects to the lens for fine focusing
  • Choroid-> loose CT lining the inside (beneath sclera)
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What is the purpose of pigment in the middle layer of the eye?

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to absorb light, if there is no pig. then the light will be reflected

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What is contained in the inner layer of the eye? fxn?

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  • Retinal pigment epithelium-> outer layer of retina
  • Neural retina-> inner layer containing nerve cells
  • Fovea (macula)-> area of greatest visual acuity⭐️
  • Optic disk-> bind spot; where optic n exits the eye⭐️
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What is the area of greatest visual acuity?
What is the bind spot?

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  • Fovea (macula)-> area of greatest visual acuity⭐️
  • Optic disk-> bind spot; where optic n exits the eye⭐️
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What are the 5 layers of the cornea from superficial to deep?

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  • epithelium
  • Bowman’s membrane
  • Stroma
  • Descernet’s membrane
  • endothelium
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What is the type of epithelium in the cornea

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stratified squamous epithelium (non-keratinized)

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What is the basement membrane of the epithelium in the cornea

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Bowman’s (membrane) layer

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What is the stroma layer of the cornea?

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Dense Reg. CT underlying the basement membrane

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What is the basement membrane of the of endothelium?

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Descemet’s (membrane) layer)

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What is the type of endothelium of the cornea

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simple squamous epithelium

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What is the fxn of the cornea?

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does 75% of the light focusing onto the retina

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  1. vitreous body
  2. inner retinal layer
  3. middle choroid
  4. Corneo-scleral (outer) layer
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aqueous humor is produced by what?

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ciliary body

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Cornea-> _ -> _ -> Brain

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Cornea-> lens -> retina->optic n. -> Brain

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What are the middle eye structures?

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  • choroid
  • cilary body
  • iris
  • lens
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What is the choroid?

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Vascularized and pigmented loose CT

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  • What is the ciliary body made of?
  • What does cilary processes produce?
  • what is the fxn?
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  • Made of smooth muscle cells
  • produces aq. humor for ant and post chambers
  • fxn: regulates fine focus of lens by adjusting shape via parasympatheitc inn.
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  • What attached the ciliary body to the lens?
  • What happens when the ciliary muscle contracts?
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  • zonule fibers
  • Ciliary muscle contracts-> zonule fibers relax->lens thickens (allows for near-sightedness)
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What is the iris made of?
What is the fxn?

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  • Pigmented loose CT+smooth muscle cells
  • fxn: regulation of light entering the eye by changing the size of pupil
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How do we change the size of the pupil?

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Dilator pupillae contracts-> pupil enlarges-> more light
* Via sympathetic inn

Constrictor pupillae contracts-> pupil shrinks-> less light
* via parasympathetic inn

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What is responsible for 25% of light focusing onto the retina?

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Biconvex lens

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What are the lens layers (outer-> inner)

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  • Outer layer (capsule)= basement membrane
  • Subcapsular layer=simple cuboidal that transitions to columnar epithelium
  • Inner layer= lens fibers
    * size based on tension of the zonule fibers loacted of ciliary body
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What pupillae muscle is around pupil and which one pulls out

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around: sphincter pupillae mus
pull out: dilator pupillae muscle

32
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What does the lens provide?

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Provides fine focus of visual image by changing shape via ciliary muscle.

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What are opacities in the lens

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cataracts which can be treated via lens transplant

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What happens when you increase aq humor?

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glaucoma

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36
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When ciliary muscule contracts what happens to lens

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decrease tension

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What are the 10 layers of the retina? (from vitrous body to choroid)

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  1. inner limiting membrane =INNER
  2. ganglion cell axons
  3. ganglion cell bodies
  4. Inner synaptic (plexiform) layer
  5. Inner nuclear layer (interneurons)
  6. Outer synaptic (plexiform) layer
  7. Outer nuclear layer (photoreceptor cell bodies)
  8. outer limiting membrane
  9. rod and cone photoreceptor outer segments
  10. retinal pigment epithelium =OUTER
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What is within the ganglion cell axons layer, ganglion cell bodies ?

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  • axon: optic nereve fibers from ganglion cells
  • bodies: large multipolar neurons synapsing with inner plexiform and axonal process to optic nerve
39
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The inner limiting membrane is what?

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basal lamina of muller’s cells

40
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Inner plexiform layer contains what?

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neuronal processes

41
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Inner nuclear layer contains what?

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nuclei from Muller’s, amacrine, bipolar, horizontal and interplexiform cells (photoreceptor cells)

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The outer plexiform layer processes of _ _ cells

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photo receptor

43
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The outer nucelar layer form nuclei of _ and _

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rods and cones

44
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Outer limiting membrane is formed by what?

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formed by row of zonulae adherens from Muller cells

45
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Rods and cones layer are for what?

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for light and color
* cones= contain iodopsin-> detect color (red/green/blue)
* Rods= contrain rhodopsin-> detect light/dark

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What does the pigment layer of the retina form? What does it do?

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forms blood retina barrier, absorbs excess light and phagocytize discs from rods and cone

47
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What is retinal detachment?

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separation of the neural retina from retinal pig. epithelium

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Light enter the eye and hits what first? then where does it travel through?

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  • gets focused on the inner limiting membrane
  • travels through the retinal layers to reach the rods+cones
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What are some roles of the retinal pigment epithelium (mufflys)

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  • nutritional support for the photoreceptors
  • absorbs stray light
  • phagocytosis of shed photoreceptor outer segments
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What is the role of photreceptors?

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phototransduction to convert light into neural activity

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What do interneurons do?

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process neural signals

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What is the role of ganglion cells

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transmit visual signals to brain via optic nerve

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What is the fovea (macula)?

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  • back of retina in line with visual axis, specialized to maximize visual acuity
  • contains no blood vessels
  • all cones-> color vision
  • cell spreading to form a pit
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What is the optic disk or papillia?

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  • origin of the optic nerve
  • blind spot
  • Contains NO photoreceptor cells
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What is the ora serrata?

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  • anterior most border of multilayered neural retina
  • **site where photoreceptor cells are 1st observed **
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What is macula degeneration?

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breakdown of fovea (macula) results in loss of center view
* peripheral view (vision) is still intact

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What is the function of the eyelid

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functions to protect exposed surface of the eye

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What is the outer surface of the eyelid covered by? ⭐️

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thin skin (eyelashes)=stratified squamous epithelium (non kert)

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What is the inner surface of the eyelid covered by?

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conjunctiva= stratified columnar epithelium with goblet cells

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What does the eyelid contain

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  • tarsal plate (fibroelastic connective tissue)
  • orbicularis muscle
  • large sebaceous Meibomium glands
  • small sebaceous Zeis glands-> located at the hair follicle
  • Moll sweat glands=apocrine sweat glands
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