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Medical Terminology 1121 > Eyes TERMS > Flashcards

Eyes TERMS Flashcards

1
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iris

A

controls opening of the pupil

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pupil

A

opening to eye through which light passes

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3
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sclera

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white part of eye

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eyelid

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keeps eyes moist, protected

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5
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conjunctiva

A

transparent covering on exposed part of eye

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lacrimal gland

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secretes tears through lacrimal ducts

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cornea

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transparent membrane in anterior of eye that bends light to pass through to pupil

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lens

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changes shape to bend light into back of eye into retina

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retina

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contains light sensitive nerve cells (rods and cones)

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macula

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central area of retina containing cones

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cones

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provide vision in bright light and allow us to see color

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12
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rods

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location: outside macula functions: -peripheral vision -ability to see motion -night vision

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optic nerve

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location: back of eye function: sends impulses from rods and cones to brain for processing

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14
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aqueous humor

A

fluid that carries nutrients and oxygen through eye

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15
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vitreous humor

A

fluid in posterior cavity that gives eye shape

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anterior cavity

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contains anterior and posterior chambers at front of eye

17
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posterior cavity

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back of eye that contains vitreous humor

18
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Reverse

controls opening of the pupil

19
Q

Reverse

opening to eye through which light passes

20
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Reverse

white part of eye

21
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Reverse

keeps eyes moist, protected

22
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Reverse

transparent covering on exposed part of eye

A

conjunctiva

23
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Reverse

secretes tears through lacrimal ducts

A

lacrimal gland

24
Q

Reverse

transparent membrane in anterior of eye that bends light to pass through to pupil

25
Q

Reverse

changes shape to bend light into back of eye into retina

26
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Reverse

contains light sensitive nerve cells (rods and cones)

27
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Reverse

central area of retina containing cones

28
Q

Reverse

provide vision in bright light and allow us to see color

29
Q

Reverse

location: outside macula functions: -peripheral vision -ability to see motion -night vision

30
Q

Reverse

location: back of eye function: sends impulses from rods and cones to brain for processing

A

optic nerve

31
Q

Reverse

fluid that carries nutrients and oxygen through eye

A

aqueous humor

32
Q

Reverse

fluid in posterior cavity that gives eye shape

A

vitreous humor

33
Q

Reverse

contains anterior and posterior chambers at front of eye

A

anterior cavity

34
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Reverse

back of eye that contains vitreous humor

A

posterior cavity

Medical Terminology 1121 (51 decks)

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