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structure: Lacrimal glands
function: produces tears
what enzyme does the Lacrimal glands contain?
contains the antimicrobial enzyme

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structure; excretory ducts
function: Several small ducts that continually liberate tears from the lacrimal gland

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structure: Lacrimal canaliculi

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lacrimal punctum (open at corner of eye)

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lacrimal sac


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nasolacrimal duct

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palpebrae (DO NOT CALL IT EYELID)

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Lateral commissure
where the eyelid meet laterally

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medial commissure
where the eyelids meet medially

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caruncle
fleshy raised are at the medial commissure, produces a whitish, oily secretion
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eyelashes
describe what a ciliary glands is
Modified sweat/sebaceous gland found in between the eyelash follicles
Secretes an oily substance that helps lubricate the surface of the eye
what’s a stye
Acute inflammation of a ciliary gland

describe what a tarsal gland is
Modified sebaceous gland posterior to the eyelashes
Secretes an oily substance that helps lubricate the surface of the eye
describe what conjunctiva is
It is a mucous membrane that secretes mucus that lubricates the eye

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palpebral conjunctiva
lines the internal surface of the eyelid
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bulbar conjunctiva
Lines anterior surface of the eyeball to its junction with the corneal epithelium
what is conjunctivitis
Inflammation of the conjunctiva

identify this structure, action, and cranial nerve #
Lateral rectus
moves eye laterally / VI (abducens)

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Medial rectus
moves eye medially / III (oculomotor)

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Superior rectus
elevates eye and turns it medially / III (oculomotor)

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Inferior rectus
depresses eye and turns it medially / III (oculomotor)

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inferior oblique
extorsion; roll eye laterally / III (oculomotor)

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Superior oblique
Intorsion; roll eye medially IV (trochlear)

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Superior oblique tendon

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sclera (posterior)
white of the eye

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Pupil

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Cornea (anterior)
transparent, anterior most portion

what structure is this and what’s its function
structure: iris
function:regulates the amount of light entering the eye
what does the circular smooth muscle do
constricts pupil (close vision, bright light)
what does the radial smooth muscle do
dilate pupil (distant visions, dim light)

identify this structure and its function, which is part of the BLANK
ciliary muscle, ciliary body, vascular tunic
control the shape of the lens

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suspensory ligaments
connect the lens to the ciliary body

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ciliary processes
capillaries that secretes aqueous humor

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choroid
contains dark pigment that prevents light scatter


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optic nerve
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pigmented layer
pigmented cells absorb light to prevent light scatter
Located between the choroid and neural layer

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optic disc
blind spot, where the optic nerve emerges (no rods/cones)

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fovea centralis
pit within the macula, has the highest visual acuity


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Pigmented part of retina

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rods
photoreceptors cells for dim light perceives gray tones

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cones
photoreceptors cells for color, need high amount of light

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bipolar neurons

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ganglion cell
axons converge and leave the retina as the optic nerve

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lens
crystallin structure held in place by suspensory ligaments attached to the ciliary body
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cataracts
lens becomes hardened and opaque

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anterior segment / anterior cavity
filled with aqueous humor

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posterior segment / posterior cavity
filled with vitreous

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Fovea centralis

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Macula lutea

what is aqueous humor
clear, watery fluid continually formed by the ciliary process
provides nutrients for lens and cornea / maintains intraocular pressure

identify this structure and its function
scleral venus sinus (canal of schlemm)
absorbs the aqueous humor
what is a glaucoma
inability to drain aqueous humor resulting in dangerously high intraocular pressure
what is vitreous humor
gel-like and formed before birth, helps to keep the retina in place

what is this structure of the cow eye
adipose (fatty) cushion

what is this structure of the cow eye
cornea

what is this structure of the cow eye
sclera

what is this structure of the cow eye
optic nerve

what is this structure of the cow eye
extrinsic muscle attachments

what is this structure of the cow eye
ciliary body

what is this structure of the cow eye
lens

what is this structure of the cow eye
optic disc

what is this structure of the cow eye
sclera

what is this structure of the cow eye
retina
what does the vascular tunic contain
iris
ciliary body
choroid
what does the neural tunic (retina) contain
neural part
pigmented part
what does the fibrous tunic contain
cornea
sclera

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ora serrata