lens Flashcards

1
Q

The __ is the avascular fibrous collagen outer protective coating of the eye.

A

sclera

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2
Q

The canal through which the optic nerve passes from the eye is the posterior __ and the part that can be viewed inside the eye is the __

A

scleral forman, optic disk

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3
Q

The sieve-like strands of sclera passing across the optic disk is called the

A

Lamina cribrosa

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4
Q

in dark races, where the anterior ciliary arteries pierce the sclera, 4mm posterior to the limbus, there may be a dot of

A

uveal pigment

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5
Q

The _ is a thin layer of fine elastic connective tissues, containing numerous blood vessels that nourish the sclera

A

epidsclera

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6
Q

The_ is dehydrated but has the ability to absorb a great deal of water, which makes it opaque. The _ is almost completely hydrated in its normal state.

A

cornea, sclera

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7
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The_ is the innermost layer of the sclera that is delicately connected to the choroid.

A

Lamina Fusca

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8
Q

The sclera gets its nutrition from the_ and _ vessels

A

episcleral, choroidal

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9
Q

The sclera is generously innervated by the __ and therefore, inflammations of sclera are very painful

A

short and long postier scleral ciliary nerves

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10
Q

Deep episcleral vessels can be differentiated from the conjunctival vessels by testing with _ because the deeper vessels will not whiten

A

neosynephrine 10%

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11
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The_ is biconvex, avascular, transparent structure that changes shape, refracting light near and distance viewing

A

crystalline lens

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12
Q

The lens is held in a position by its suspensory ligaments called

A

zonules

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13
Q

The zonules are attached to the _ in the valleys between in the ciliary processes, and to the pars plana and vitreous face

A

ciliary body

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14
Q

The _ is a semipermeable membrane surrounding the lens that allows the accommodative reflex to change the shape of the lens after the zonules relax.

A

Lens capsule

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15
Q

The lens starts losing its elasticity or its ability to change shape at about 45 yrs old called

A

presbyopia

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16
Q

A single layer of _ cells lie under the lens capsule anteriorly only

A

epitheliual

17
Q

The lens substance ( cortex & nucleus) is continuously produced and compressed centrally so the lens becomes _ throughout life.

A

larger and less elastic

18
Q

The _ is newly formed soft lens fibers, that have the highest concentration of water within the lens,

A

cortex

19
Q

The_ is the dense central area of old fibers in the lens

A

nucleus

20
Q

The lens consists of about 65% _& 35% _

A

water & protein

21
Q

The lens nuclei from center moving outward are

A

embryonic, fetal nucleus, infantile and adult nucleus

22
Q

The anterior upright and posterior inverted Y sutures where the lamellar fibers meet from both sides if the lens are formed during_

A

Fetal nucleus development

23
Q

The lens possesses no_ or _ after fetal developement

A

nerve intevasion, blood supply

24
Q

During fetal development, the _ nourish the lens

A

hyaloid artier and vein

25
Q

__ is white lens remnant on the posterior lens surface where the hyaloid canal attaches to the lens

A

mittendorf’s dot

26
Q

A_ is a lens opacity

A

cataracts

27
Q

Cataracts are _

A

lens edema, protein alteration nacrosis and disruption of the lens fibers