Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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the fovea that contains a large number of photoreceptors. The the retina. This region does not contain photoreceptors and is called 4. The lens is a slightly flattened sphere found behind the pupil and iris. What is The is the yellowish central region of is the location where the optic nerve exits from the the function of the lens? Cavities and Chambers of the Eye: the eveball is divided into anterior and posterior cavities by the lens and ciliary body with the following features. a. The posterior cavity is the larger cavity found behind the that is filled with a gelatinous material called numor made mostly of collagen and water that helps maintain eyeball shape. b. The anterior cavity found in front of the and ciliary body is further divided into chambers that are filled with humor, a watery fluid that flows through the chapters and is then drained from the anterior cavity into the scleral venous sinus, a blood vessel network. Anatomy and Physiology of Vision. A. Vision is the perception of light reflected by various objects in which our eyes and visual pathways in the CNS can determine that objects size, shape, and color. Object distance, rate and direction of movement can also be interpreted by this special sense. B. Principles of Light. The following summarizes the basic principles associated with light 1. Some energy exists in the form of electromagnetic radiation with a range of wavelengths measured in nanometers (nm) Visible light is the range of wavelengths that the human eye can detect as a range of particular colors. and Shorter wavelengths of visible light are_
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Transcribed Image Text:the fovea that contains a large number of photoreceptors. The the retina. This region does not contain photoreceptors and is called 4. The lens is a slightly flattened sphere found behind the pupil and iris. What is The is the yellowish central region of is the location where the optic nerve exits from the the function of the lens? Cavities and Chambers of the Eye: the eveball is divided into anterior and posterior cavities by the lens and ciliary body with the following features. a. The posterior cavity is the larger cavity found behind the that is filled with a gelatinous material called numor made mostly of collagen and water that helps maintain eyeball shape. b. The anterior cavity found in front of the and ciliary body is further divided into chambers that are filled with humor, a watery fluid that flows through the chapters and is then drained from the anterior cavity into the scleral venous sinus, a blood vessel network. Anatomy and Physiology of Vision. A. Vision is the perception of light reflected by various objects in which our eyes and visual pathways in the CNS can determine that objects size, shape, and color. Object distance, rate and direction of movement can also be interpreted by this special sense. B. Principles of Light. The following summarizes the basic principles associated with light 1. Some energy exists in the form of electromagnetic radiation with a range of wavelengths measured in nanometers (nm) Visible light is the range of wavelengths that the human eye can detect as a range of particular colors. and Shorter wavelengths of visible light are_
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