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optic nerve

enters the back of the eye

sclera

hard outer covering of the eye

cornea

transparent front of the eye, part of the sclera

iris

muscular diaphragm-like substance for the color of the eye

pupil

hole in the eye between the iris

lens

thick, hard and filled with watery fluid

retina

picks up the light to identify color

choroid coat

rods on side of retina to see light/ movement

tapetum

helps night vision- reflects

macula

find cones here for color and detailed vision

blind spot

place where the optic nerve leaves the eyeball

visual acuity

degree of detail the eye can distinguish, Snellen visual acuity chart measures it

astigmatism

blurring or distortion of the visual image by improper convergence of light rays as they enter the eye through imperfections in the cornea, test uses lines and should be performed without corrective lenses

deficiencies in color perception

Ishikawa color vision test--consists of a set of printed forms containing numbers that can be recognized only by individuals whose perception of certain colors is normal

equilibrium

eyes and ears used for balance (semicircular canals (balance in ears))

olfactory lobes (bulbs)

stick out under the brain--smell

cerebrum

biggest part of the brain (not always, but behind olfactory lobes)--thinking part

cerebellum

extremely wrinkly part of the brain

tectum

visual and auditory reflexes

brain stem

pons, medulla, spinal cord

optic lobes

behind olfactory

semicircular canals

balance

malleus

hammer--makes vibration

incus

anvil--after malleus

stapes

stirrup--after anvil

cochlear

looks like organ pipes and a circular snail after semicircular canals

vitreous humor

slimy center of eye

frontal

primary motor area

parietal

primary sensory area

longitudinal fissure

down the center

gray matter

center of spinal chord

central canal

center of gray matter

posterior horn

thinner horn of gray matter

anterior horn

thicker horn of gray matter

white matter

area surrounding gray matter--contains axons

nerve axon surrounded by

myelin sheath

nucleus of Schwann cell forms

myelin sheath


Cranial nerve I

Olfactory


Sensory


olfactory epithelium

Cranial nerve II

Optic


Sensory


eye

Cranial nerve III

Oculomotor


Motor


Eye muscles

Cranial nerve IV

Trochlear


Motor


Eye muscles (downwards and lateral_

Cranial nerve V

Trigeminal


Both


Jaw muscles, teeth, touch, pain

Cranial nerve VI

Abducens


Motor


Eye muscles (lateral)

Cranial nerve VII

Facial


Both


Face muscles, tears, saliva, taste

Cranial nerve VIII

Vestibulocochlear (auditory)


Sensory


Hearing, equilibrium

Cranial nerve IX

Glossopharyngeal


Both


tongue and pharynx, taste

Cranial nerve X

Vagus


Both


Viscera (slows heart, stimulates digestion, etc.)

Cranial nerve XI

Accessory


Motor


Accessory to vagus, swallowing

Cranial nerve XII

Hypoglossal


Motor


Tongue

Chromatophore

grows depending on light in shrimp


aggregated--light coloration


dispersed--dark coloration