Special Senses - Eye

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eyeball contains ______ layers of tissue

3

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What are the 3 layers of tissue in the eyeball

1. Fibrous

2. Vascular

3. Inner

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___________ separates internal cavity into anterior and posterior segments

lens

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Is fibrous layer vascular or avascular?

avascular

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What type of connective tissue makes up the fibrous layer?

dense connective tissue

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two regions of the fibrous layer of the eye

sclera and cornea

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opaque posterior region in fibrous layer

sclera

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transparent anterior 1/6 of fibrous layer

cornea

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what anchors eye muscles to the eye

sclera

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what bends light as it enters the eye?

cornea

dome shape lets light in to the lens

<p>cornea</p><p>dome shape lets light in to the lens</p>
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the cornea has numerious _______ receptors

pain

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what do the cornea pain receptors contribute to

blinking and tearing reflexes

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middle layer of eye

vascular layer

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the vascular layer of the eye is also known as the

uvea

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three regions of the vascular layer

choroid, ciliary body, and iris

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which region is underneath the sclera in the posterior eye

choroid region

<p>choroid region</p>
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which region supplies blood to all layers of eyeball

choroid region

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purpose of brown pigments in choroid region

absorbs light to prevent light scattering and visual

confusion

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Ring of tissue surrounding lens

ciliary body

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ciliary muscles are made out of _____ muscle

smooth

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miliary muscles control ________ shape

lens

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_________ holds lens in position

Ciliary zonule (suspensory ligament)

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Colored part of eye

Iris

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Central opening that regulates amount of light entering eye

Pupil

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________ is the opening in the center of the iris

pupil

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two muscles of the iris

circular (inner)

radial (outer)

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circular muscles contract = _______ pupils

constrict

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radial muscles contract = _______ pupils

dilate

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constriction of circular muscles

Close vision and bright light

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constriction of radial muscles

Distant vision and dim light

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Inner layer of the eye is called the __________

retina

<p>retina</p>
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what are the layers of the retina

outer pigmented layer

inner neural layer

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pigmented layer has _____ cell-thick lining

single

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function of the pigmented layer

absorbs light and prevents scattering

stores vitamin A

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cells of the neural layer

photoreceptors, bipolar cells, ganglion cells

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order of light entering the eye

cornea, lens, retina, photoreceptors

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Order of information processing in vision

photoreceptors, bipolar cells, ganglion cells, optic nerve, brain

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2 types of photoreceptors

rods and cones

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site where optic nerve leave eye

Optic disc (blind spot) because it lacks photoreceptors

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peripheral vision receptors for dim light

rods

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vision receptor for bright light

cones

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color vision

cones

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where are cones localized

Macula lutea, an oval region exactly at posterior pole

<p>Macula lutea, an oval region exactly at posterior pole</p>
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Tiny pit in center of macula with all cones

Fovea centralis

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Macular Degeneration

Loss of vision in the center of the visual field due to damage of the macular lutea/fovea centralis (age related)

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are rods affected in macular degernation?

no, Peripheral vision remains

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dry macular degeneration

age related caused by deposits of lipids/proteins

fuzzy/distorted vision

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wet macular degeneration

blood vessels growing in vision areas = damage rods and cones

blind spot in center of field of vision

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What separates the eye into two segments

lens and ciliary zonule

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fluid in the anterior segment of eye

aqueous humor

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fluid in the posterior segment of eye

vitreous humor

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both humor function to ....

transmit light and contribute to intraocular pressure

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how does vitreous humor hold neural layer of retina firmly against pigmented layer

intraocular pressure

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where does aqueous humor drain

sclera-cornea junction

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which humor forms in embryo and lasts lifetime

vitreous humor

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forms by filtration from the

capillaries in the ciliary processes

aqueous humor

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Aqueous humor flows from the posterior chamber through the _______ into the anterior chamber.

pupil

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how does the lens process information

changing shape to precisely focus light on retina

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changes in lens with age

more dense

covex

less elastic

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disease caused by clouding of lens

cataracts (more light needed to see)

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Pinkeye is an injection of the

conjunctiva

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The cornea is part of the

fibrous layer (outer)