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Fibrous Tunic


Outermost tunic made up of sclera and cornea

Vascular Tunic (Uveal Tract)

Nervous Tunic

Fibrous Tunic


Outermost tunic made up of sclera and cornea

Conjunctiva


Outer surface of the eye, mucous membrane Fxn: mechanical protection, attaches skeletal muscles (extrinsic muscles)

Palpebral Conjunctiva


Attaches to interior surface of eyelid

Palpebral Conjunctiva


Attaches to interior surface of eyelid

Bulbar Conjunctiva


Surface of the eyeball

Bulbar Conjunctiva


Surface of the eyeball

Surface of the eyeball

Conjunctival Sac


(Feature) The fold where palpebral and bulbar conjunctivameet

Conjunctival Sac


(Feature) The fold where palpebral and bulbar conjunctivameet

(Feature) The fold where palpebral and bulbar conjunctiva meet

Cornea


Anterior surface of the eye, transparent layer, avascularFxn: light refraction

Corneal Epithelium (nonkeratinized stratified squamous ET)

Corneal Stroma (Dense Irregular CT)

Corneal Endothelium (Simple Squamous Epithelium)

Sclera


The white of the eyeFxn: Protection, gives shape to eye

Sclera


The white of the eyeFxn: Protection, gives shape to eye

Sclera


The white of the eyeFxn: Protection, gives shape to eye

The white of the eye


Fxn: Protection, gives shape to eye

Vascular Tunic (Uveal Tract)

2nd tunic AKA uvea

Name the layer

Name the layer

Choroid


Layer of blood vesselsFxn: nourishes posterior eye structures and increases melanin to absorb stray light

Choroid


Layer of blood vesselsFxn: nourishes posterior eye structures and increases melanin to absorb stray light

Layer of blood vessels


Fxn: nourishes posterior eye structures and increases melanin to absorb stray light

Ciliary Muscle


Fxn: constricts to accommodate lens, produces aqueous humor



Ciliary Processes


Attach to zonular fibers, secrete aqueous humor

Iris


Contains melanocytes, pigments Fxn: regulates amount of light that enters the eye

Iris


Contains melanocytes, pigments Fxn: regulates amount of light that enters the eye

Contains melanocytes, pigments


Fxn: regulates amount of light that enters the eye

Which muscles are contracting? What are they responsible for?

Which muscles are contracting? What are they responsible for?

Circular Muscles


Constriction



Which muscles are contracting? What are they responsible for?

Which muscles are contracting? What are they responsible for?

Radial Muscles


Dilation

Pupil


An opening that lets light into the eye

Pupil


An opening that lets light into the eye

An opening that lets light into the eye

Nervous Tunic

Deepest Tunic

Name the Layer

Name the Layer

Retina


Fxn: Converts light into nerve impulses

Retina


Fxn: Converts light into nerve impulses

Fxn: Converts light into nerve impulses

Fovea Centralis


Aka central fovea: area of sharpest vision



Fovea Centralis


Aka central fovea: area of sharpest vision

Aka central fovea: area of sharpest vision

Macula Lutea


Where the central fovea is located



Macula Lutea


Where the central fovea is located

Where the central fovea is located

Optic Disc


Moves visual sensory information to the brain

Optic Disc


Moves visual sensory information to the brain

Moves visual sensory information to the brain



CN 2 Optic Nerve


Fxn: Sensation of vision

CN 2 Optic Nerve


Fxn: Sensation of vision

Fxn: Sensation of vision

Pigmented Epithelium


(Melanin) absorbs stray light and stores vitamin A

Name the Cavity

Name the Cavity

Anterior Cavity

Name the Chamber

Name the Chamber

Anterior Chamber

Posterior Chamber

Name the fluid in this cavity

Name the fluid in this cavity

Aqueous Humor


Fluid in the anterior cavity Fxn: nourishes the cornea and lens

Canal of Schlemm


Drains aqueous humor

Canal of Schlemm


Drains aqueous humor

Posterior Cavity

Name the Fluid in this Cavity

Name the Fluid in this Cavity

Vitreous Humor


Holds the retina against the choroid and gives the eyeball shape

Name the structure

Name the structure

Lens

Name the protein found here

Name the protein found here

Crystallins


A protein that functions in the refraction of light

Lens Capsule


Fxn: protects the lens



Suspensory Ligaments


Attach the lens to the ciliary processes

Upper Palpebrae

Upper eyelid

Lower Palpebrae

Lower eyelid

Tarsal glands


Secrete watery secretion and prevent eyelids from sticking

Tarsal glands


Secrete watery secretion and prevent eyelids from sticking

Chalazion

Chalazion

Infection of the tarsal gland

Ciliary Glands


Open the eyelash follicle Fxn: lubrication; secrete an oily secretion

Stye

Stye

Infection of the ciliary gland

Palpebral Fissure


Opening between upper and lower palebrae



Palpebral Fissure


Opening between upper and lower palebrae

Opening between upper and lower palebrae

Medial and Lateral Commissure


Corners of the eyes

Caruncle


Mucous membrane that produces eye goobers

Lacrimal Gland


Produces/drains tears

Lacrimal Punctum


Produces/drains tears

Lacrimal Canal


Produces/drains tears

Produces/drains tears

Lacrimal Sac


Produces/drains tears

Produces/drains tears

Nasolacrimal Duct


Produces/drains tears

Produces/drains tears

Nasolacrimal Duct


Produces/drains tears

Produces/drains tears

Retina


Fxn: Converts light into nerve impulses

Pigmented Epithelium


(Melanin) absorbs stray light and stores vitamin A

Choroid


Layer of blood vesselsFxn: nourishes posterior eye structures and increases melanin to absorb stray light

Sclera


The white of the eyeFxn: Protection, gives shape to eye