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19 Cards in this Set
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which is more common rods or cones
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rods
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what layer of the retina contains cones and rods
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outer layer
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which tunic is the outer layer
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fibrous tunic
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what layer of the retina contains bipolar cells (neurons)
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middle layer
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what layer of the retina contains ganglion cells
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inner layer
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ganglion cells form what nerve
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optic nerve
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what has lots of melanin that helps absorb stray photons and helps support underlying neuronal cells nutritionally
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pigmented retinal epithelium
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basic subregions of the eye
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wall
fluid filled cavities lens |
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3 types of tunics
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fibrous tunic
vascular tunic innertunic |
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fibrous tunic consists of what 2 parts of the eye
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sclera
cornea |
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what part of the eye is most of the outside wall and contains lots of connective tissues
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sclera
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what part of the eye is located anteriorly, has lots of nerve ending,tranparent,and has a rapid rate of cell turnover
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cornea
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what type of connective tissue is the outer layer of the cornea made of
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stratified squamous epithelium
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what type of tissue is the inner layer of the cornea made of
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simple squamous to cubodial epithelium
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what tunic has lots of blood vessels,posteriorly represented by choroid,anteriorly represented by ciliary body and is most anteriorly is the iris
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vascular tunic
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what type of stimulation leads to dilation of the pupil
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sympathetic
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what type of stimulation leads to the constriction of the eye
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parasympathetic
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what tunic consists of the pigmented retinal epithelium and the retina
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innertunic
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what part of the eye is made of the outer layer, middle layer, and inner layer
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retina
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