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Superior rectus

Eye looks up

Inferior rectus


Eye looks down

medial rectus

Eye looks medially

Lateral rectus

Eye looks laterally

Superior oblique

eye rolls, looks down and laterally

Inferior oblique

eye rolls and looks up and laterally

Levator palpebrae

muscle that elevates upper lid

lacrimal glands

secrete tears

lacrimal canal

small canals that pass into the lacrimal sac

lacrimal sac

Collects fluid from superior and inferior lacrimal canals

nasolacrimal duct

empties fluid from the lacrimal sac into the nasal cavity

Sclera

White portion of the outer fibrous tunic of the eye

cornea

transparent structure allows light into the eye and refracts it.

palpebral conjunctiva

mucous membrane which lines the eyelid

Bulbar conjunctiva

mucous membrane which lines the outer layer of the cornea

Choroid

portion of the vascular tunic just beneath the sclera

lens

focuses light

suspensory ligament

fibers which hold lens in position and regulates shape

Ciliary body

made up of the ciliary muscles which adjust the tension on the suspensory ligaments.

iris

muscular structure that controls the amount of light that goes through the pupil

pupil

circular opening in the iris that light goes through

Anterior chamber

space between the iris and the cornea. filled with aqueous humor

Vitreous humor

behind the lens fills the posterior cavity, holds retina in place.

retina

contains the photoreceptor cells.


rods and cones



fovea centralis

depression in the center of the macula lutea contains most cones, highest visual activity



Macula lutea

area of the retina directly posterior to lens

optic disc

part of the retina where the optic nerve leaves the eye no rods or cones. blind spot.

optic nerve

Photoreceptors send their signals to the brain by the optic nerve.