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list events of corneal abrasion healing
basal cell mitosis stops, epithelial sheet migrates onto wound area, basal cell mitosis occurs at a rapid rate
3 places for Blood-acqeous barrier?
iris vessels, npce, schlemm's canal endothelium
what's the avg osmolarity of the tear film? so, what do you need an eye drop to have?
315 mOsm/kg. needs to be hypotonic- 150.
avg pH of tears? during sleep?
7.45, 6.56
what ions contribute to the isotonic state of tears-cornea?
na and cl
what produces linear VOR? angular VOR?
vestibule. Semi-circular canals
pursuits are controlled by what? saccades?
ipsilateral parietal. contralateral FEF's and superior colliculus
So, if the OKN drum is moving from left to right, what is causing what eye movements?
Right pursuit controlled by right parietal. Left saccade controlled by right FEF and right superior colliculus
ddx the junctions in the corneal epithelium and endothelium?
epi has zonula occludens and endo has macula occludens
what is perfusion pressure?
pressure of CRA minus pressure of CRV
when are rod outer segments shed? cones'?
morning. evening
describe phototransduction.
sodium channels are closed as a result of a decrease in cGMP
light absorption into a photoreceptor
11-cis retinal to all-trans retinal