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The sensory perceptions are those of
seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, and touching, sense of equilibrium
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ophthalm
eye
blephar
eyelid
palpebra
eyelid
the transparent mucous membrane lining covering
conjuctiva
why is the eye heavily supplied ith blood vessels and nerve endings?
to nourish the eye and to alert us to foreign objects that could do damage
The ______________ which produce tears, keep t,he eye's surface moist and lubricated (
lacrimal glands
the body produces _________ of lacrimal fluid each day
about 1 mL
Tears drain out through a small opening, called the______________; , drains these tears into the nose
nasolacrimal duct
Tears protect the eyes from
infections and foreign objects
Chemical and mechanical irritants ( onions or dust) cause ______________ by the lacrimal glands in order to wash the irritants away.
oversecretion
Humans are the only species that form tears in response ___________
to emotions.
5 things that protect our eyes
bony socket, eyelids, eyelashes, eyebrows, and tears
The eyeball is a hollow sphere that consists of three layers of tissue:
sclera and cornea,
choroid layer,
and retina.
The ________ is the first structure through which light rays pass on its way to the retina and It influences visual acuity.
cornea
can be transplanted and were actually the first transplant done
corneas
The middle layer_________, , is vascular and brings oxygen and nutrients to the eyes.
the choroid
The choroid extends to the__________ , which contains muscles that adjust the shape and thickness of the lens.
ciliary body