Eye Histology Flashcards

0
Q

What does the sclera form anteriorly

A

Cornea

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1
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3 layers if eyeball

A

1) Sclera
2) choroid
3) retina

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2
Q

Composition of vitreous body

A

Gel like

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3
Q

Aqueous humour is found behind?

A

The cornea

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4
Q

What region does the fovea lie in?

A

Macula lutea

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5
Q

Where does the optic nerve enter eye?

A

Lateral to the fovea

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6
Q

What is the ‘blind spot’

A

Optic disc

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7
Q

Where is vision most acute?

A

Macula lutea (therefore no blood vessels)

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8
Q

Composition if sclera

A

Random collagen & elastic fibres

Fibroblasts

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9
Q

5 layers if cornea

A

1) outer corneal epi
2) bowman’s mem
3) stroma
4) decemet’s mem
5) decemet’s endo

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10
Q

What cells lay down stroma?

A

Fibrocytes

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11
Q

How many layers in stroma

A

120 (parallel and right angles)

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12
Q

Another word for choroid

A

Uveal tract

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13
Q

Inflammation of choroid

A

Uveitis

Anterior components especially inflamed

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14
Q

What is the outer corneal epi continuous with?

A

Conjunctiva

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15
Q

Characteristics of choroid

A

Retina above, sclera below
Highly pigmented (prevents light scattering inside eye)
Contains vessels that supply retina

16
Q

Where do vessels that supply retina mostly come from?

A

Choroid

17
Q

What secretes aqueous humour continuously?

A

Ciliary body

18
Q

What do lens suspensory ligaments attach to?

A

Ciliary body

19
Q

What does the ciliary body FORM?

A

Iris

20
Q

What is aqueous humour derived from?

A

Blood plasma

21
Q

Across what epithelium is blood plasma modified to form aqueous humour?

A

Ciliary (retinal) epithelia

Into anterior chamber

22
Q

Via what does aqueous humour drain from the anterior chamber into the canal of schlemn?

A

Iridocorneal angle

23
Q

Treatment of glaucoma

A

Drugs that slow secretion/inc drainage of aqueous humour

Insert valve
Trabeculetomy

24
Q

What smooth muscle is found in the iris, around the pupil?

A

Pupillary constrictor

25
Q

Where is retina derived from embryo logically?

A

Forebrain

26
Q

2 layers of retina

A

Pigmented (photoreceptive) & neural layers

Weakness at this junction- can detach in trauma

27
Q

Role if pigmented layer of retina?

A

Recycle rod & cone segments

Phagocytose unwanted membranes

28
Q

Macular degeneration results from

A

Deposits laid down between 2 layers of retina (neural & pigmented)

Drusen= accumulation of protein & lipid between 2 layers

29
Q

What separates choroid from retina?

A

Bruch’s membrane

30
Q

2 forms of macula degeneration?

A

Dry form (more common) Drusen formed, small dark spot in vision.

Wet (more severe)

31
Q

What’s the more problematic form of MD?

A

Wet form (10%)

Abnormal vessels develope under retina- bleed, damage eye

32
Q

What are the 2 components if vitreous body?

A

Vitrein (protein)

Hyaluronic acid

33
Q

What are the 2 components if vitreous body?

A

Vitrein (protein)

Hyaluronic acid