Eye

Question 1

1st and most powerful stucture of opticql system

Answer 1

Cornea

Question 2

Center of central vision

Answer 2

Fovea

Question 3

Enables lense to change shape

Answer 3

Zonula

Question 4

Middle vascular layer of the eye

Answer 4

Uvea

Question 5

Film of the eye

Answer 5

Optic disk

Question 6

1st part of the brain to receive visual input

Answer 6

Optic chiasm

Question 7

Relay station of visual cortex

Answer 7

Lateral geniculate body

Question 8

Keeps images focused on the retina

Answer 8

Lens

Question 9

Layer of blood vessel that supplies blood to the retina

Answer 9

Choroid

Question 10

Where aqueous humor is produced

Answer 10

Ciliary body

Question 11

Blocked in glqucoma

Answer 11

Canal of schlemm

Question 12

Corneal layer composed of collagen fibers, no cells, contributes to stability and strength of cornea

Answer 12

Bowmans membrane

Question 13

Thickest layer of cornea

Answer 13

Stroma

Question 14

Basement layer of the cornea

Answer 14

Dehcemet’s membrane

Question 15

Blind spot of the eye

Answer 15

Optic disk

Question 16

Area of highest visual acuity

Answer 16

Fovea

Question 17

Long sebaceous gland in tarsal plate wc creates an oily layer on the surface of the tear film preventing rapid evaporation of the tear

Answer 17

Meibomian glands

Question 18

Sweat glands emptying secretions into hair follicles

Answer 18

Gland of moil

Question 19

Smaller,modified sebaceous glands conneted with hair follicles

Answer 19

Glands of Zeis

Question 20

Tear secreting tubuloalveolar gland rich lysozyme

Answer 20

Lacrmal gland

Question 21

Action of superior rectus

Answer 21

Upward and medial movement

Question 22

Action of inferior rectus

Answer 22

Downward and medial movement

Question 23

Movement of inferior oblique

Answer 23

Upward and lateral

Question 24

Movement of superior oblique

Answer 24

Downward and lateral

Question 25

Position: defect in medial rectus

Answer 25

Abducted and depressed

Question 26

Position: defect in superior rectus

Answer 26

Abducted and depressed

Question 27

Position: defect in inferior rectus

Answer 27

Abducted and depressed

Question 28

Position: defect in inferior oblique

Answer 28

Abducted and depressed

Question 29

Position: defect in superior obique

Answer 29

Extorted

Question 30

Position: defect in lateral rectus

Answer 30

Adducted

Question 31

Internal strabismus is due to what?

Answer 31

Injury to abducens nerve

Question 32

Located in the periaqueductal gray of the midbrain at the level of the SUPERIOR COLLICULUS

Answer 32

Oculomotor nucleus

Question 33

Located on the ventral border of the periaqueductal gray of the midbrain at the level of the inferior colliculus

Answer 33

Trochlear nucleus

Question 34

Located beneath the facial colliculus in the floor of the 4th ventricle and caudal pons

Answer 34

Abducent nucleus