Histology Eye SIUmed Flashcards
“white” of eye
collagen
solid component of transparent cornea
collagen
dense fibrous connective tissue
sclera
substantia propria is the name for which tissue component of the cornea
connective tissue
continuous with substantial propria of the cornea
sclera
substantia propria of the cornea is notable for the absence of
blood vessels
forms the outer surface of cornea
non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
layered cuboidal cells forms the innermost surface of cornea
corneal ENDOthelium
feature of cornea closely related to surgical transplants of corneal tissues, are easy between unrelated individuals
absence of blood vessels (and associated immune cells)
loose connective tissue, enriched with melanocytes
choroid
tissue composed of iris, most visible
loose connective tissue
layer of eye continues anteriorly to form the visible portion of iris
choroid
hidden posterior surface of iris
epithelial tissue (continuation of the pigmented epithelium)
ciliary body of eye consists largely
smooth muscle
fluid immediately beneath the cornea
aqueous humor
between cornea and lens)
aqueous humor secreted by
ciliary processes
aqueous humor drains away from anterior chamber through connective tissue spaces at
Canal of schlemm
imbalance between production and drainage of aqueous humor
glaucoma
secrete aqueous humor, extension of which layer
pigmented epithelium
does NOT include connective tissue as a major component
lens
lens consists of what tissue type
epithelial tissue
layer of retina contains rods and cones
receptor layer
layer of retina contains nuclei of photoreceptor cells
outer nuclear layer
layer of retina contains nuclei of bipolar cells
inner nuclear layer