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Lecture 44 4/29/24 Flashcards

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What are the characteristics of the eyelids?

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-upper and lower eyelids
-above and below the palpebral fissures
-lateral and medial fissures
-haired skin on the outside

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What are the Meibomian glands?

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sebaceous glands in the eyelids that contribute to the tear film

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What are the characteristics of the conjunctiva?

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-skin transitions to conjunctiva at the eyelid margin
-conjunctiva transitions to corneal epithelium at the limbus
-bulbar and palpebral conjunctiva

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What is the limbus?

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transition between the clear and white parts of the eye

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What are the characteristics of the conjunctival epithelium?

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-stratified columnar to stratified squamous
-contains goblet cells
-goblet cells contribute to tear film

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What are the characteristics of the third eyelid?

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-aka nictitating membrane
-cartilage core
-lined by palpebral conjunctiva on eyelid side
-lined by bulbar conjunctiva on globe side

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What are the characteristics of the lacrimal gland?

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-associated with third eyelid
-mucous and serous components

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What are the characteristics of conjunctiva-associated lymphoid tissue?

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-immune cells closely associated with the conjunctival epithelium
-diffuse unencapsulated
-involved in antigen detection

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What are the three tunics of the globe?

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-fibrous tunic
-vascular tunic
-nervous tunic

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What are the characteristics of the fibrous tunic?

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-forms the outside of the globe
-cornea forms the front
-sclera forms the back

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What is the corneal epithelium?

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non-keratinizing stratified squamous epithelium

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What are the characteristics of the corneal stroma?

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-contains keratocytes
-layers of collagen
-avascular
-highest concentration of nerves in the body

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What are the characteristics of the sclera?

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-consists of connective tissue with nerves and blood vessels
-can contain cartilage or bone in birds and fish

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What are the characteristics of the pupil?

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-empty space bordered by the iris
-changes shape and size

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What are the characteristics of the uvea?

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-part of the vascular tunic
-comprised of anterior uvea and posterior uvea

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What are the components of the anterior uvea?

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-iris
-ciliary body

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What is the main component of the posterior uvea?

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choroid

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What are the characteristics of the iris?

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-colored part
-muscles contract and relax to change pupil size/shape

19
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Which structures can be found within the iris?

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-fibroblasts
-collagen
-melanocytes
-blood vessels
-lymphatics
-nerves
-muscles
-epithelium (posterior)

20
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Which muscles are present within the iris?

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-sphincter muscle (closer to pupil)
-dilator muscle

21
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What are the characteristics of the ciliary processes?

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-two layers of epithelium
–pigmented deeper layer and unpigmented upper layer
–continuous with epithelium on posterior surface of iris
-makes the aqueous humor

22
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What is aqueous humor?

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ultrafiltrate of the blood used to nourish the eye

23
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What are the characteristics of the zonule fibers?

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-arise from ciliary body and attach to margins of lens
-contraction of ciliary body muscles adjusts shape for lens for focusing

24
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What are the characteristics of the lens?

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-held in place by zonule fibers
-avascular
-nourished by aqueous humor

25
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What are the layers surrounding the lens?

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-lens capsule (outer)
-lens epithelial cells (inner; anterior side only)

26
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What is the lens bow?

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lens epithelial cells migrate inwards and lose organelles as they continue to proliferate

27
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Why does the lens get denser with age?

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lens fibers are continually made and laid down on top of each other

28
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What are the characteristics of the posterior lens?

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-no lens epithelial cells
-thin lens capsule

29
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What is a cataract?

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-any opacity in the lens
-disruption of normal lens fiber arrangement

30
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What are the characteristics of the anterior chamber?

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-space behind cornea and in front of iris leaflets
-contains aqueous humor

31
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What are the characteristics of the posterior chamber?

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-space behind iris leaflets and in front of the front half of the lens
-contains aqueous humor

32
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What is the iridocorneal angle?

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where aqueous humor flows out of the eye

33
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What is the pectinate ligament?

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anterior margin of the iridocorneal angle

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What is the path of aqueous humor through the iridocorneal angle and beyond?

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-iridocorneal angle
-trabecular meshwork
-angular aqueous plexus
-scleral plexus

35
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What is the normal eye pressure?

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aqueous humor produced by ciliary body - aqueous humor lost through outflow

36
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What is glaucoma?

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obstruction to aqueous humor outflow

37
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What are the characteristics of the vitreous chamber?

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-aka “posterior compartment”
-filled with gelatinous, transparent vitreous humor
-vitreous humor helps hold lens and retina in place

38
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What are the characteristics of the retina?

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-nervous tunic
-composed of photosensitive retina, pigmented retinal epithelium, and non-pigmented retinal epithelium

39
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What is the function of photoreceptors?

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sense the light coming into the eye

40
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What are the characteristics of the retinal pigmented epithelium?

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-cuboidal
-eats and interacts with photoreceptor outer segments
-not always pigmented in animals

41
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Where are retinal blood vessels found, if present?

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-always within the inner retina
-can be within or on top of the retina

42
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What is the role of the choroid?

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nourish the retina

43
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What is the role of the tapetum lucidum?

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reflects the light that has just passed through the retina to restimulate retinal photoreceptor cells and enhance night vision

44
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How does the tapetum lucidum differ between carnivores and herbivores?

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carnivores: tapetum cellulosum with brick-shaped cells
herbivores: tapetum fibrosum with regularly arranged collagen

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