**Text for Educational Website:** The globe of the eye has been made transparent. Click on the origin of the inferior oblique muscle. **Diagram Explanation:** This detailed anatomical image shows a transparent view of the eye, allowing for a clearer understanding of its internal structure and muscular connections. The focus is on the eye muscles, particularly the inferior oblique muscle, which is illustrated in red. This muscle originates from the front of the orbital floor and plays a crucial role in eye movement, specifically in enabling the eye to look upward and laterally. The center of the eye features a complex network of nerves, depicted in yellow, which are responsible for transmitting visual information from the retina to the brain. The transparent nature of the illustration helps in visualizing the interrelations between these nerves and surrounding tissues. The outer layer surrounding the transparent eye represents the bony orbit, providing context for the eye's position in relation to the skull. This illustration serves as a valuable tool for understanding the anatomy and function of the eye muscles, particularly in educational and clinical settings.

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Order the path of sound through the ear.   Question 76 options:   tympanic membrane   auditory canal   stereocilia   vestibule   cochlea   mallus, incus, stepes   oval window

Hypermetropia can be corrected by the use of convex lens. Comment.