2024 Human Eye Notes

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The relationship between the eyes, central nervous system, and effectors involves three main functions: sensory input, __________, and motor output.

integration

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The light-detecting cells in the retina of the eye are called __________ and __________.

rods and cones

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The __________ is the hole in the center of the iris that allows light to enter the eye.

pupil

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The __________ focuses light rays onto the retina by changing shape.

lens

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Rods are concerned with __________ vision in dim light, while cones are concerned with __________ vision.

night; color

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The tough white outer layer of the eyeball that protects it against mechanical injury is called the __________.

sclera

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The __________ controls the size of the pupil and consists of two involuntary muscles: circular and radial muscles.

iris

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The __________ contains photoreceptors that detect stimuli and is the innermost layer of the eyeball.

retina

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The __________ is a jelly-like substance that supports the lens and keeps the eyeball firm.

vitreous humour

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The __________ reflex occurs in response to bright and dim light by adjusting the size of the pupil.

pupil

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Rods are more sensitive to light and enable us to see at night, but only in __________ and __________.

black; white

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The __________ contains three types of cones responsible for color vision: red, green, and blue.

fovea

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An image focused on the retina is __________, __________, and __________ compared to the actual object being observed.

upside down; back to front; smaller

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When viewing a distant object, the ciliary muscles __________, causing the lens to become __________.

relax; thinner

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The __________ tells the brain what is seen based on nerve impulses transmitted from the photoreceptors.

optic nerve

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The __________ maintains the shape of the anterior chamber of the eyeball and refracts light.

aqueous humour