Week 4: The Eyes Have It/Iris

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cornea

a.

<p>a.</p>
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iris

b.

<p>b.</p>
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ciliary body

c.

<p>c.</p>
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palpebral conjunctiva

d.

<p>d.</p>
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lens

e.

<p>e.</p>
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lens nucleus

a.

<p>a.</p>
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lens capsule

b.

<p>b.</p>
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iris

c.

<p>c.</p>
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posterior chamber

d.

<p>d.</p>
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anterior chamber

e.

<p>e.</p>
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substantia propria

f.

<p>f.</p>
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anterior epithelial layer

g.

<p>g.</p>
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posterior epithelium of cornea

a.

<p>a.</p>
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posterior epithelium of iris (neuroepithelial layer)

b.

<p>b.</p>
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posterior chamber

c.

<p>c.</p>
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lens capsule

d.

<p>d.</p>
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pupillary dilator

a.

<p>a.</p>
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sympathetic

part of the nervous system controlling (a)

<p>part of the nervous system controlling (a)</p>
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sphincter

b.

<p>b.</p>
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parasympathetic

part of the nervous system controlling (b)

<p>part of the nervous system controlling (b)</p>
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skeletal muscle

a.

<p>a.</p>
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CT

b.

<p>b.</p>
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brown adipose tissue

c.

<p>c.</p>
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skeletal muscle

d.

<p>d.</p>
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fibrous tunic of sclera

e.

<p>e.</p>
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choroid

f.

<p>f.</p>
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rods and cones (photoreceptor layer)

g.

<p>g.</p>
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outer nuclear layer

h.

<p>h.</p>
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outer plexiform layer

i.

<p>i.</p>
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inner nuclear layer

j.

<p>j.</p>
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inner plexiform layer

k.

<p>k.</p>
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ganglionic cell layer

l.

<p>l.</p>
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sclera

a.

<p>a.</p>
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choroid

b.

<p>b.</p>
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pigment epithelium

c.

<p>c.</p>
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rods and cones, photoreceptor layer

d.

<p>d.</p>
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outer limiting membrane

e.

<p>e.</p>
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outer nuclear layer

f.

<p>f.</p>
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optic nerve fiber layer

a.

<p>a.</p>
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ganglion cell layer

b.

<p>b.</p>
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inner plexiform layer

c.

<p>c.</p>
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inner nuclear layer

d.

<p>d.</p>
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inner limiting membrane

retinal tissue layers, 5

<p>retinal tissue layers, 5</p>
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optic nerve fiber layer

retinal tissue layers, 11

<p>retinal tissue layers, 11</p>
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ganglion cell layer

retinal tissue layers, 4

<p>retinal tissue layers, 4</p>
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inner plexiform layer

retinal tissue layers, 7

<p>retinal tissue layers, 7</p>
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inner nuclear layer

retinal tissue layers, 6

<p>retinal tissue layers, 6</p>
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outer plexiform layer

retinal tissue layers, 14

<p>retinal tissue layers, 14</p>
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outer nuclear layer

retinal tissue layers, 13

<p>retinal tissue layers, 13</p>
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rods and cones, photoreceptor layer

retinal tissue layers, 9

<p>retinal tissue layers, 9</p>
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pigment epithelium

retinal tissue layers, 15

<p>retinal tissue layers, 15</p>
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choroid

retinal tissue layers, 3

<p>retinal tissue layers, 3</p>
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sclera

retinal tissue layers, 17

<p>retinal tissue layers, 17</p>
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black arrow

where is the blindspot?

<p>where is the blindspot?</p>
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undeveloped retinal layers (no photoreceptors to sense light)

why is it called the blind spot?

<p>why is it called the blind spot?</p>
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red arrow

direction of sensory nerve impulse

<p>direction of sensory nerve impulse</p>