Eye Flashcards

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Fibrous tunic

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  • Outer portion of eye

- Sclera & cornea

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Vascular tunic

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  • Middle portion of eye
  • Choroid
  • Ciliary body, lens, iris
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Nervous tunic

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  • Inner portion of eye

- Retina, rods and cones

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Sclera

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  • Tough, white, outer portion of eye

- Continuous w/ cornea

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Cornea

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  • Transparent portion of anterior eye
  • Avascular
  • Bends and refracts light
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Choroid

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  • Middle layer
  • Contains blood vessels and darkly pigmented
  • Ciliary body, iris, lens
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Ciliary body

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  • Holds ciliary muscles (smooth)

- Attached to lens w/ suspensory ligaments to control lens shape

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Iris

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  • Colored portion of the eye
  • Smooth muscle ring w/ pupil in the middle
  • Controls light entering pupil
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Lens

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  • Transparent

- Boconvex

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Retina

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  • Innermost layer of the eye

- Contains neurons sensitive to light;

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Rods

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  • Photorecpetors

- Black and white

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Cones

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  • Photoreceptors

- Color

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Fovea centralis

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  • Area where light is focused

- Area of sharpest vision

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Optic disc

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-No photoreceptors; aka blind spot

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Aqueous humor

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  • Clear, watery fluid

- Helps maintain intraocular pressure

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Vitreous humor

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  • Jelly-like substance

- Behind lens & posterior portion of eye;

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Glaucoma

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-Too much intraocular pressure due to too much aqueous humor

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Extrinsic eye muscles

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-Skeletal muscles that move the eye

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Intrinsic eye muscles

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-Smooth muscles in the eye; involuntary

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Eyebrows

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  • Accessory structure of eye

- Protects/keeps foreign particles out

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Eye lashes

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  • Accessory structure

- Protects/keeps foreign particles out

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Eye lids

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  • Accessory structure

- Helps with lubricating eye

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Conjunctiva

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-Mucus membrane lining the lid of eye

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Conjunctivitis

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  • Inflammation of conjunctiva
  • Caused by an infection or irritation
  • Aka pink eye
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Lacrimal gland
Produces tears to moisten, lubricate, and wash eye
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Lacrimal canaliculi
Collects excess tears
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Nasolacrimal duct
Opens to nasal cavity | -Nose runs when you cry
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Refraction of light rays
1st step of seeing; - Bending light as it passes from one transparent substance to another - Light to cornea, aqueous humor, lens, vitreous humor
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Accommodation of lens
2nd step of seeing; - Ability of eye to change its focus from distant to near objects, vice versa - Increase curvature/change lens shape to achieve greater refraction
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Constriction of pupil
3rd step of seeing; | -Iris contracts to limit amount of light that enters the eye
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Convergence of eyes
4th step of seeing; - Light must hit same spot of the retina on both eyes to see only one object - Both eyes directed on object at same angle
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Single binocular vision
Seeing ONE object with TWO eyes
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Steps of seeing
1. Refraction of light rays 2. Accommodation of lens 3. Constriction if pupil 4. Convergence of eyes