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EYE STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION / FUNCTION move eyeball 2 tunics: fibrous, vascular, nervous 3 outer layer, composed of sclera and cornea 1.

EYE STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION / FUNCTION move eyeball 2 tunics: fibrous, vascular, nervous 3 outer layer, composed of sclera and cornea 1.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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1. Fill in the following chart and label the diagrams below. EYE STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION / FUNCTION 1 move eyeball tunics: fibrous, vascular, nervous 3 outer layer, composed of sclera and cornea 4 "white" of eye, tough due to amount of collagen fibers, gives eye it's shape and protects inner anatomical parts transparent epithelium that protects front of eye and helps focus light onto the retina uvea, middle layer composed of choroid, ciliary body, and iris 7 inner retinal layer 8. major vascular portion that lines internal surface of sclera 9. changes shape of lens to adapt to near and far vision 10 coloured portion consisting of circular and radial smooth muscle 11 exact center of retina 12 small depression in center of macula lutea that contains only a high concentration of cones, sharp central vision for detailed vision 13 only place where arterial blood vessels can be viewed without opening body 14 where optic nerve and retinal vessels enter and exit eyeball, area where there are no cones or rods, bilateral vision and saccade correct for this 15 rods & cones 16 avascular, transparent refractory structure posterior to pupil and iris, capsule with crystalline proteins arranged in layers 17 attaches lens to ciliary muscle of ciliary body, fine tune focusing of light on the retina 18 anterior to lens 19 part of anterior cavity anterior to the iris, filled with aqueous humor 20 part of anterior cavity posterior to the iris, filled with aqueous humor 21 lies between the lens and the retina 22 transparent jellylike substance that holds the retina flush against the choroid (even surface), helps maintain intraocular pressure, formed during embryological development and is not replaced, shrinkage can lead to retinal detachment 23 radial muscle and circular muscle in center 1
Transcribed Image Text:1. Fill in the following chart and label the diagrams below. EYE STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION / FUNCTION 1 move eyeball tunics: fibrous, vascular, nervous 3 outer layer, composed of sclera and cornea 4 "white" of eye, tough due to amount of collagen fibers, gives eye it's shape and protects inner anatomical parts transparent epithelium that protects front of eye and helps focus light onto the retina uvea, middle layer composed of choroid, ciliary body, and iris 7 inner retinal layer 8. major vascular portion that lines internal surface of sclera 9. changes shape of lens to adapt to near and far vision 10 coloured portion consisting of circular and radial smooth muscle 11 exact center of retina 12 small depression in center of macula lutea that contains only a high concentration of cones, sharp central vision for detailed vision 13 only place where arterial blood vessels can be viewed without opening body 14 where optic nerve and retinal vessels enter and exit eyeball, area where there are no cones or rods, bilateral vision and saccade correct for this 15 rods & cones 16 avascular, transparent refractory structure posterior to pupil and iris, capsule with crystalline proteins arranged in layers 17 attaches lens to ciliary muscle of ciliary body, fine tune focusing of light on the retina 18 anterior to lens 19 part of anterior cavity anterior to the iris, filled with aqueous humor 20 part of anterior cavity posterior to the iris, filled with aqueous humor 21 lies between the lens and the retina 22 transparent jellylike substance that holds the retina flush against the choroid (even surface), helps maintain intraocular pressure, formed during embryological development and is not replaced, shrinkage can lead to retinal detachment 23 radial muscle and circular muscle in center 1
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