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21 Cards in this Set
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Fluid in the anterior chamber of the eye |
Aqueous humor |
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Fluid in posterior chamber of the eye |
Vitreous humor |
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Cornea |
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Sclera |
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Choroid |
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Retina |
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Fovea |
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Provides shape and structure to the eye ball |
Sclera |
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Makes your pupils apear black |
Choroid |
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Optic nerve is cranial nerve number.. |
2 |
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Rich in sensory sensors |
The posterior portion of the retina |
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What are rods responsible for |
Night vision, black white and grey. |
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Cones are responsible for |
Sensitive to blue red and green light. Used for day vision |
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Behind the rods and cones, |
Bi polar layer |
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Behind the bi polar layer |
Ganglion cell layer |
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4 optical components that permit light on to the retina |
Cornea Aqueous humor Lens Vitreous humor |
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What drains aqueous humor fluid to protect the cornea and lens |
Scleral venous sinus |
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Accesory structures of the eye(5) |
Eye lids Eye brows Lacrimal aparatus ( tears) Conjuctiva Exyrisic eye muscles |
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3 processes that form an image on the retina |
Refraction- bending light Accomadation- changing the shape of the lens Constricti9n- |
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Where is visi9n interpreted |
In the cerebral hemesphere on the same side |
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The lens focuss lighy on the photo receptors by |
Changing shape |
