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lysozyme
antibacterial enzyme
conjunctivitis
inflammation of the conjunctiva
sty
inflammation of the ciliary glands or small oil glands
fibrous tunic
protective layer composed of dense avascular connective tissue.
vascular tunic
middle layer called the uvea, contains the choroid, ciliary body, iris, pupil
sensory tunic
contains the retina, pigmented epithelium, contains neural layer, rods and cones
cataracts
in the elderly the lens becomes hard and opaque which then causes vision to become hazy or obstructed.
glaucoma
intraocular pressure reaches dangerously high levels the retina and optic nerve are compressed resulting in pain and possible blindness
anterior segments
anterior to the lens contain aqueous humor
posterior segments
behind the lens filled with vitreous humor
anterior chamber
located before the iris
posterior chamber
located behind the iris
refraction
rays of light are bent when they pass from one medium to the next. same with light in the visual field cornea>lens>vitreous humor
accomodation
ability of the eye to focus differentially for objects or near vision
real image
image formed on the retina as a result of the refractory activity of the lens
emmentropic eye
normal eye
myopia
near sighted image focuses in front of the retina
hyperopia
far sightedness, image focus behind the retina
astigmatism
irregularities in the curvature of the lens and/or cornea. Leads to blurred vision
presbyopia
old vision. lens elasticity decreases dramatically. results in difficulty focusing for near or close vision
near point accomodation
a way to test elasticity. closest point at which you can see clearly
snellen visual acuity test
vision tests which contains carious sized letters
astigmatism test
tests for defects in the refracting surface of the lens and/or cornea
color blindness
a deficiency in the cones or photoreceptors which make certain colors
ishihara plates
used to test for color blindness
binocular vision
overlapping vision both eyes look in approximately the same direction
panoramic vision
eyes on the side of the head see in two different directions
eye reflex activity tests
photopupillary reflex (light), accomodation pupillary reflex (object is brought closer)
convergence reflex
(crossed eyes) simultaneous inward movement of both eyes