Eye Ball👁️ Flashcards

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1
Q

What is the Sclera?

A

Tough white layer to resist punctures

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2
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What is the Cornea?

A

Bends image, no blood vessels

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3
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Iris

A

Circular muscle, controls pupil size

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4
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Ciliary muscles

A

Controls lens shape for focusing

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5
Q

Choroid

A

blood rich, dark inky layer to darken eye

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6
Q

Lens

A

Focuses and inverts image

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7
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Aqueous humour

A

Clear fluid between cornea and lens, nourishes the cornea

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8
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Vitreous Humour

A

Clear pressurized fluid to maintain eyeball shape

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9
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Retina

A

Contains photoreceptors

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10
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Fovea centralis

A

90% of cones, colour vision, central & clarity/ sharpness of vision

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11
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Blind spot

A

Where optic nerve leaves the eye, no room for photoreceptors

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12
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Optic nerve

A

Contains 1 million axons to occipital lobe

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13
Q

Rods respond to this colour of light:

A

White light

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14
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What pigment do the rods contain?

A

Rhodopsin

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15
Q

Retinene connects to what vitamin

A

Vitamin A

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16
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Optic Chiasma

A

the part of the brain where the optic nerves cross and is therefore of primary importance to the visual pathway