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sclera
cornea
limbus
conjuntiva
components of outer eye layer
white, opaque
posterior 5/6 of eye
sclera
primary light refractor
transparent
anterior 1/6 of eye
cornea
corneal-scleral junction
limbus
choroid
ciliary body
ciliary processes
iris
vascular layer
components of uvea (middle layer)
posterior 2/3 of uvea
choroid
pigmented-lightproofs eyes, reduces reflection
iris
pigmented layer
sensory layer
ora serrata
optic disc
fovea centralis
components of retina (inner layer)
sensory layer ends (becomes non-pigmented layer
pigmented and non-pigmented layers continue
ora serrata
blind spot
optic disc
maximal visual acuity
fovea centralis
secondary light refractor
lens
extends from ciliary processes and inserts into lens
fibrillin fibers
zonules (ligaments of Zinn)
mucous membrane
covers inner eye lid (palpebral) and exposed anterior sclera (bulbar)
conjuctiva
b/t cornea and iris
anterior chamber
b/t iris and lens
posterior chamber
posterior to lens
vitreous chamber
aqueous humor
watery, protein rich (ultrafiltrate of blood)
annterior and posterior chamber contents
vitreous humor
99% water and 1% GAGS (hyaluronic acid)
vitreous chamber contents
surface epithelium
bowman's membrane
substantia propria
descemet's membrane
corneal endothelium
components of cornea
statified squamous (non-keratinized) epithelium
continuous w/ bulbar conjuctiva epithelium
surface epithelium of cornea
thickened basal lamina
resistant to bacteria
doesn't regenerate
bowman's membrane
dense, regular CT
constitutes 90% of thickness
several layers of crossed collagen fibers
fibrocytes present
substantia propria (stroma)
basal lamina
descemet's membrane
simple squamous epithelium
corneal endothelium (only endothelium that doesn't line blood vessels)
pain type nerve endings in epithelium
blink reflex and tears
corneal innervation
avascular
nutrients from peripheral vessels and anterior chamber diffuse through matrix
CO2 eliminated through epithelium
cornea nutrition and elimination
white
dense irrugular CT
outer part continuous w/ dura and arachnoid layers of meninges; inner part continuous w/ pia mater
sclera
poorly supplied w/ blood vessels
pierced by many larger vessels
sclera vascularity
lamina cribosa
limbus
canal of Schlemm
compontents of sclera
perforations in optic disc allowing passage of fibers forming optic nerve
lamina cribosa
trasition b/t cornea and sclera
limbus
located at limbus
drains fluid from anterior chamber
communicates w/ venous system
canal of schlemm
choroid coat
ciliary body and processes
iris
components of uvea
contains blood vessels for retinal nourishment
choroid coat
epichoroid
choriocapillaris
layers of choroid coat
outer layer
elastic fibers
pigments cells
epichoroid
rich in small blood vessels-damage to vessels results in retinal damage
choriocapillaris
basement membrane structure
attaches retina to choriocapillaries
extends from ora serrata to optic disk
bruch's membrane
increase in intraocular pressure
occurs if drainage of aqueous humor is impeded
glaucoma
anterior expansion of choroid at level of the lens
contains smooth muscle involved w/ acommodation
ciliary body
extensions of ciliary body
contains loose CT
ciliary processes
2 layers:
superficial-unpigmented cells
deep layer-pigmented cells (melanin)
uvea epithelial lining
secreted by ciliary epithelium into posterior chamber
ultrafiltrate of blood
passes into anterior chamber
enter spaces of Fontana
enters canal of Schlemm
drained by local veins
aqueous humor
anterior extension of ciliary body
anterior-lined by cells continuous w/ corneal epithelium
posterior-lined by 2 layers continuous w/ ciliary body and processes
iris
loose CT
melanocytes (eye color due to melanin)
blood vessels
smooth muscles
core of iris
circularly arranged
located near pupil
parasympathetic innervation
sphinctor pupillae
radially arranged
sympathetic innervation
dilator pupillae
biconvex shape
high degree of elasticity
attached to ciliary processes by zonules (ligaments of Zinn)
lens
capsule
subcapsular epithelium
fibers
components of lens
homogenous material surrounding outermost lens
contains collagen and amorphous glycoproteins
lens capsule
single layer of cuboidal cells
only on anterior surface
subcapsular epithelium
bulk of lens
highly differentiated cells adhered by gap junctions
no nuclei
haxagonal in cross section
lens fibers
secondary refractor of light
focusing (near and far vision)
lens function
ciliary muscle relaxed
tension on zonules
lens stretched and at minimum curvature
object far
ciliary muscle contracted
tension on zonules reduced
lens curvature increased
object near
lens opacity
cataracts
pupil constricts
curvature of lens increased
convergence of eye
accomodation
develops from optic vesicle
differentiates into 2 main layers
retina
outer pigmented layer
inner non-pigmented sensory layer
layers are weakly attached (common site for detachment)
layers of retina
photoreceptors
bipolar neurons
ganglionic cells
main group of sensory layer
rods and cones
photoreceptors
diffuse (synapsis w/ multiple photoreceptors)
monosynaptic (synapsis w/ one cone
bipolar neurons
axons form optic nerve
ganglionic cells
horizontal cells (interneurons)
amacrine cells (interneurons)
muller cells (supporting cells)
accessory group
pigmented epithelium
rods and cones
external limiting membrane
external nuclear
external plexiform
inner nuclear
inner plexiform
ganglionic cell
nerve fibers
inner limiting membrane
retinal layers (10 layers)
single layer of cuboidal cells
attached to Bruch's membrane
basal infolding and mitochondria (for ion transport)
tight and intermediate junctions
apex contain microvilli
apex invests photoreceptors
cells involved in phagocytosis of photoreceptor tips
synthesize melanin which absorbs light
layer of pigmented epithelium
dendritic processes of photoreceptors
rods and cones
outer extent of Muller cells
external limiting membrane
nuclei of photoreceptors
external nuclear layer
area of synapse b/t photoreceptors and bipolar cells
multiple rods synapse w/ one bipolar cell
external plexiform layer
nuclei of bipolar, Muller, Amacrine, and horizontal cells
inner nuclear layer
area of synapse b/t axons of bipolar cells and dendrites of ganglionic cells
inner plexiform layer
cell bodies of ganglionic cells and some glial cells
ganglionic cell layer
axons of ganglion cells
at innermost part of retina, axons pass toward optic disc
axons contain no myelin or Schwann sheaths
will myelinate after passing through lamina cribosa
layer of nerve fibers
inner limits of muller cells
basal lamina separate Muller cells from vitreous humor
inner limiting membrane
photoreceptors are all cones
site where cornea and lens attempt to focus image
ratio of photoreceptors: bipolar cells: ganglion cells is 1:1:1 (200:10:1 elsewhere)
fovea centralis