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31 Cards in this Set

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3 general senses of touch
temperature
pressure
pain
5 special senses
smell
taste
sight
hearing
equilibrium
2 ways eye is protected
1. enclosed in bony orbit
2. fat surrounding eye
Conjunctiva
membrane lining eyelids
connects to surface of eye
secretes lubricating mucus
lacrimal gland
secretes lacrimal fluid (tears)
lacrimal fluid consists of...
dilute salt solution
contains antibodies & lysozyme
lacrimal fluid function
protects eye
moistens eye
lubricates eye
lacrimal fluid empties into
nasal cavity
sclera
white of the eye
tough protective outer layer of eye
cornea
transparent central anterior portion of eye
allows light to pass through
cornea
only human tissue that can be transplanted without fear of rejection
choroid
pigmented layer which prevents light from scattering
Iris
pigmented layer that gives eye color
controls amount of light that enters eye
Pupil
rounded opening in the iris
light enters eye
Rods
photoreceptor cell
allow dim light vision & peripheral vision
perception in gray tones
Cones
photoreceptor cell
allow for detailed color vision
blind spot
area of optic disc where optic nerve exits eye
no photoreceptor cells
ciliary body
holds lens
controls lens shape
aqueous humor
watery fluid found in chamber between lens and cornea
aqueous humor
fluid which provides nutrients for lens and cornea
Vitreous humor
gel-like substance behind lens
keeps eye from collapsing
optic disc
area of retina that lacks photoreceptors
ciliary body
contains muscle that controls the shape of the lens
choroid coat
nutritive (vascular) layer of eye
retina
containing the rods and cones
contains the photoreceptors
vitreous humor
gel-like substance that helps to reinforce the eyeball
choroid coat
pigmented layer that prevents light scattering within the eye
ciliary body
smooth muscle of eye
refractory (light bending) media of eye
cornea
aqueous humor
lens
vitreous humor
cornea
anteriormost part of sclera
your "window on the world"
iris
pigmented "diaphragm" of the eye