Anatomy of the Eye

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What muscles help control eye movement?

Eye muscles

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Superior and inferior __ muscles control the eyes.

Rectus

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Medial and lateral __ muscles control the eyes.

Rectus

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Superior and inferior __ muscles control the eyes.

Oblique

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What is the function of the lacrimal apparatus?

Manufactures and drains tears to the eyes to keep it moist and keeps debris away

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Tears are composed of what?

Salt, mucus, and bactericidal enzymes

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What structure do tears empty into?

Nasal lacrimal ducts

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What are the three layers of the internal structures of the eye?

Fibrous tunic, sclera, and cornea

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What is the sclera?

Thick, white, opaque structure composed of collagen fibers meshed together and is known as the white of the eye

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What is the anterior portion of the sclera?

Cornea

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The cornea is innervated by which cranial nerve?

Cranial nerve number five

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What is the watery fluid in front of the lens and the anterior chamber of the eye?

Aqueous humor

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What is the junction of the sclera and the cornea called?

Canal of Schlim

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What colors are cones sensitive to?

Red, green, or blue

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What is the transparent jelly-like substance that gives shape to the eye?

Vitreous humor

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What are the four basic processes necessary to form an image?

Refraction, accommodation, constriction, convergence

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__is how the eye is able to bend light rays so that those rays will fall onto the retina.

Refraction

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__is how the eye can focus on objects at various distances.

Accommodation

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Involuntary rhythmic movements of the eyes

Nystagmus

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What is the most commonly performed visual acuity test?

patient is placed 20 feet from the chart, and they're asked to read lines

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__ indicates that the patient has normal vision, and they can read at 20 feet from that prescribed line.

Twenty twenty

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What does slit lamp examination view?

Eyelid, sclera, iris, conjunctiva, and the cornea

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IOP is measured by __.

Tonometry

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What is total blindness defined as?

No light perception and no usable vision

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The primary concern for a blind person is what?

Safety