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Flashcards about the anatomy of the eye.
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What muscles help control eye movement?
Eye muscles
Superior and inferior __ muscles control the eyes.
Rectus
Medial and lateral __ muscles control the eyes.
Rectus
Superior and inferior __ muscles control the eyes.
Oblique
What is the function of the lacrimal apparatus?
Manufactures and drains tears to the eyes to keep it moist and keeps debris away
Tears are composed of what?
Salt, mucus, and bactericidal enzymes
What structure do tears empty into?
Nasal lacrimal ducts
What are the three layers of the internal structures of the eye?
Fibrous tunic, sclera, and cornea
What is the sclera?
Thick, white, opaque structure composed of collagen fibers meshed together and is known as the white of the eye
What is the anterior portion of the sclera?
Cornea
The cornea is innervated by which cranial nerve?
Cranial nerve number five
What is the watery fluid in front of the lens and the anterior chamber of the eye?
Aqueous humor
What is the junction of the sclera and the cornea called?
Canal of Schlim
What colors are cones sensitive to?
Red, green, or blue
What is the transparent jelly-like substance that gives shape to the eye?
Vitreous humor
What are the four basic processes necessary to form an image?
Refraction, accommodation, constriction, convergence
__is how the eye is able to bend light rays so that those rays will fall onto the retina.
Refraction
__is how the eye can focus on objects at various distances.
Accommodation
Involuntary rhythmic movements of the eyes
Nystagmus
What is the most commonly performed visual acuity test?
patient is placed 20 feet from the chart, and they're asked to read lines
__ indicates that the patient has normal vision, and they can read at 20 feet from that prescribed line.
Twenty twenty
What does slit lamp examination view?
Eyelid, sclera, iris, conjunctiva, and the cornea
IOP is measured by __.
Tonometry
What is total blindness defined as?
No light perception and no usable vision
The primary concern for a blind person is what?
Safety