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3 Main Components of Ear
-Outer
-Middle
-Inner
Outer Ear
-responsible for collecting, conducting, and amplifying sound waves
-canal lined with serum
Tympanic membrane
-serves as boundary b/w outer and middle ear
-normally concave--bulging or convex indicates acute infectious process
Middle Ear-3 bones
-Hammer
-anvil
-stapes
...AKA ossicles
Eustacian Tubes
middle ear
Eustacian Tubes Function
equalize pressure
Inner ear responsibilities
hearing and equilibrium
Inner ear-3 main parts
-semicirclar canals
-vestibule
-cochlea
Semicircular canals
provide balance
Vestibule
central chamber of the ear
Cochlea
snail shaped structure contains auditory organ for hearing
Eye--3 separate coats (tunics)
-Fibrous tunic
-Vascular tunic
-Nervous tunic
Fibrous Tunic
outer coat of eyeball
Vascular Tunic
contains posterior choroid, anterior ciliary body, and iris
Nervous Tunic
innermost tunic of the eye
External structure of the eye
Conjuctiva and lacrimal glands
Iris
contains pigment responsible for eye color inside iris is pupil
Pupil
permits light to enter the eye
Rods
vision in dim light
Cones
daytime vision (color vision)
Optic disc
AKA blind spot
Conjunctiva
lines eyelid
Lacrimal glands
produce tears and destroys pathogens
Aqueous Humor
the clea, watery fluid in the front of the eyeball
Choroid
the thin, blood-rich membrane that lies between the retina and the sclera; supplies blood to retina
Ciliary Body
part of the eye that produces aqueous humor
Cornea
the clear, dome-shaped surface that covers the front of the eye
"window of the eye"
Lens
transparent structure inside eye that focuses light rays onto the retina
Macula
focusing portion of the eyeball that allows us to see fine details clearly
Optic nerve
nerve fiber that connect the retina to the brain. carries signals of light, dark, and colors to the area of the brain (visual cortex) which assembles signals to images
Posterior Chamber
the back part of the eyes interior
retina
the light-sensitive nerve layer tha tline the back of the eye
sclera
white visible portion of the eyeball. the muscles that move the eyeball are attached to the sclera