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three layer of glob
1)inner fibrouse layer: cornea
sclera
lamina cribrosa: posterior part of brain where nerve leave the eye
2)middle vascular layer:
iris
ciliary body
choroids
scleral
3)inner nervouse layer
pigment epithelium of retina
retina photoreceptor
retinal neurons
glob consist of three chamberso
anterior chamber: behind cornea, anterior part of iris and lense
medially by irido-corneal angel
posterior chamber
posterior chamber: posterior part of iris, laterally by sculus-cilaris , posteriorly by ciliary body ciliary fibers and lense
vitreous chamber: between lenses and retina
aqeous fluid or humor
posterior and anterior chambers are fulfill with it
watery, optically clear solution of water and electrolyte. similar to tissue fluids except that aqeous humor has low protein content normally
vitreous humor
vitreous chamber fulfill with it
transparent gel
3D network collagen fibers filled by polymerized hyaluronic acid molecules and water
blood function in eye
in addition to normal fun
intraocular pressure
chroide blood flow represent largest blood flow per unit tissue
heat exchange in retina
limbus border
the junction between cornea and sclera
cornea layers
1) epithelium and basement membrane: stratified sqamous type of epithelium with 5-6 cell layer of regular arrangement
2) bowman's layer: homogenous sheets of modified stroma
3) stroma: consist of 90% of total corneal thickness. consist: lamellae of collagen, cells and ground substance
4)descement's membrane: the basement membrane of endothelium
4)endothelium: single layer of cells lining the inner surface of descemet's membrane
limbus epithelium
thin lips transparent non keratinising mucousae conjunctiva
conjunctiva division
1) palpebral(tarsal)
2) bulbar
3)fornix
what is ciliary body location?
anterior to iris,posteriorly to choroid and retina inner side of
inner side ciliary body divide to?
pars plicata
pars plana
choroid consist of the following:
1) bruch's membrane
2) the choriocapillaries
3)layer larger chroidal blood vessels
4) pigmented cells scattered in the choroid external to the choriocapillaris
where is oraseratta
junction of retina and pars plana
blood supply of globe is driver from three sources
central retinal artrey
anterior ciliary arteries
posterior ciliary artrey
visual pathway
the retina
axon of the ganglion cells and pupillary reflex pathway
subcritical centers and rely
cortical connection
retina pathway:
axon of ganglion cells
subcritical center and rely of optical pathway
superior colliculus reflex control of move
pretectal nuclei pupillary reflexes
lateral geniculate body cortical rely
cortical conn eye path way
optic radiations
visual cortex(movement and vision
association areas
frontal eye field_ voluntary eye movements
extracellular muscle
superior recti
inferior recti
medial recti
lateral recti
superior and inferior oblique
function angulus iridocotnealis(chamber angle)?
drain eqeous humor
chamber angel make from
trabeculat meshwork
schlemm canal
the canal that humor aqeous drain from
zonula fiber
lenses keep by that
which muscle is responsible for eyelid opening?
elevator palpebrae superioris supply by 3rd cranial nerve.
tear film layers
mucoid layer
aqeous layer
oily layer
mucoid layer produced by
produced by globlet cells
where does mucoid layer produced ?
conjunctive epithelium
aqoues layer produxmced by
main lacrimal gland
in the supero temporal part of orbit and accessory lacrimal glands
aqeous layer consist
electrolyte, proteins, immoglobin,dissolve o2
oily layer produced by
meibomian glands of eyelids margine
oily layer fun
maintain vertical column of tears between upper and lower lids and prevent excessive evaporation
how tear flow away
puncta (inferior and superior)
cancali (inferior and superior)
canaliculus( opening into the lacrimal sac)
nasolacrimal duct( drain to nose)
which part of eye contribute to refraction of optical system more
cornea
cornea features
transparency
smoothness
good spherical curvature of proper refractive power
appropriate index of refraction
anatomical factors in corneal transparency is contributed by
1-absence of keratinisation of epithelium
2-tight packing of epithelial cells
mocouse layers
3-homogeneity of membrane ( bowman's descement's)
4-regular arrangement of corneal lamellae
5- deficit of corneal stromal cells, which are flattened within lamellae
6) interspaces absence of bolld vessels
physiological factors
active dehydration of cornea through Na+/HCO3- metabolic pump located in the corneal epithelium
dehydration supply by physical barrier provided by corneal epithelium and endothelium prevent swelling