human eye and diseases Flashcards

1
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what is the outer layer of human eye

A

consists of cornea and sclera

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2
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which parts constitute the middle part of the human eye

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iris
ciliary body
choroid

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3
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what is the middle part of the eye called

A

uvea which consists of iris, ciliary body and choroid

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4
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what is the role of ciliary body

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The ciliary body produces the fluid that fills the front part of the eye and helps to maintain the shape of the eye

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5
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role of choroid

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The choroid is a layer of blood vessels that supplies nutrients to the retina and helps to maintain the temperature of the eye.

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6
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what is iris

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The iris is the colored part of the eye that controls the amount of light entering the eye by adjusting the size of the pupil.

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7
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what is the inner layer of the eye

A

retina

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8
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why is the cornea transplant successful

A

because it lacks blood vessels

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9
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what is known as the white of the eye

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sclera

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10
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with which trigger does the size of the pupil changes

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it increases or decreases based on the availability of light

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11
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what is meant by the accomodation power of the eye

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the curvature of lens can increase of decrease as per requirement of the distance of the object.

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12
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what is the range of accomodation for human eye

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around 15 dioptre i.e. can see something at infinity all the way down to 25 cms away

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13
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from which part does light rays enter eyes

A

pupil

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14
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what do rods and cones do in retina

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rods differentiate between light and dark and cones between different colours

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15
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what kind of lens is lens

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a biconvex lens

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16
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in which parts do the lens divide the cavity of eye

A

aqueous chamber and vitreous chamber

17
Q

what happens in glaucoma

A

when the amount of humour in eyes increases, it creates pressure and damages retina

18
Q

what kind of image is formed on retina

A

real and inverted

19
Q

what is the name for far sightedness

A

hypermeteropia

20
Q

what happens in hypermeteropia

A

person able to see far objects but not near. defected image formed behind retina

21
Q

what kind of lenses are required for hypermeteropia

A

convex

22
Q

what is the relation between hypermeteropia and presbyopia

A

in old age, hypermeteropia can occur due to reduction in flexibility of lens or cilliary body

23
Q

where is the image formed in hypermetropia

A

behind the lens

24
Q

what is the name of near sightedness

A

myopia

25
Q

where is the image formed in myopia

A

before the retina

26
Q

what happens in myopia

A

person can see things near him but not far

27
Q

what kind of lenses are used for myopia

A

concave

28
Q

what happens in astigmatism

A

curvature of cornea is changed, and light rays cannot focus on one point causing incomplete or blurred vision

29
Q

in the eye, where are light rays supposed to focus for correct vision?

A

macula lutea

30
Q

which microbe causes trachoma

A

chlamydia trachamatis

31
Q

what happens in trachoma

A

infection in the skin tissue surrounding sclera leading to soreness or redness or blurred vision and could lead to blindness. it is the number one cause for preventive blindness.

32
Q

what happens in strabismus

A

loosening or contraction of any of the 6 skeletal muscles positioning the eye in its orbit. thus, the eye will incline in one direction giving the squint eyes effect or starbismus

33
Q

which part is affected in cataract

A

lens. it becomes more solid, brown or more flat

34
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what is cloudness of lens called

A

cataract

35
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why is presbyopia caused

A

less flexibility in lens

36
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what kind of lenses are used in presbyopia

A

both convex and concave aka progressive lens