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Pregunta	Respuesta
function of the lacrimal apparatus	to produce fluid that lubricates the eye
What are the 3 tunics of the eye	Outer tunic, Middle tunic, and inner tunic
The outer tunic includes the ___ and the ___; made of a ___ coat	sclera; cornea; fibrous
the middle tunic includes the ___, ___ ___, and the ___; ___ tunic	choroid; ciliary bodies; iris; vascular
the inner tunic includes the ____; ___epithelium	retina; neuro(epithelium)
parts of the neuroepithelium	pars ciliary retinae (covers ciliary body); pars iridicae retinae (covers iris)
What are the 3 chambers of the eye?	Anterior, posterior, and vitreous
anterior and posterior chambers are filled with ___ humor	aqueous
the vitreous chamber is filled __ humor	vitreous
this chamber is between the cornea and the iris	anterior
this chamber is between the iris and the vitreous body that contains the lens	posterior
this chamber is between the lens and the retina	vitreous
components of the orbital fascia	periobita, bulbar sheath, and fascia sheath of the extraocular muscles
connective tissue that is connected to the external dura sheet of the optic nerve	periobit
lies directly on the sclera, AKA the tenon's capsule	bulbar sheath
where optic nerve components exit the orbital fascia	area cribosa
the sclera is comprised of ___ ____ CT	dense irregular
the thinnest part of the sclera is at the ___ and the thickest part is at the ___	equator; limbus
next to the choroid, elastic fibers are dominant. That is the ___ ____ ___	lamina fusca sclerae
What are the 5 layers of the cornea?	Anterior epithelium, Sub-epithelial basement membrane, Substansia propria (stroma), posterior limiting lamia, and posterior epithelium (corneal endothelium)
Main layer of the cornea; made of dense regular CT; collagen fibers are always parallel to the corneal surface	substansia propria (stroma)
junction of the sclera and the cornea; transition from dense regular CT (cornea) to dense irregular CT (sclera)	limbus
function of the vascular tunic or uvea	nourishment; adjustment of the lens; accommodation (iris/pupil)
What is the main function of the choroid?	to nourish the retina
external surface of the choroid is connected to ___ while the internal surface is next to and attached to pigmented layer of the ___	sclera; retina
What are the 5 layers of the choroid?	Basal complex, choriocapillary layer, tapetum lucidum, vascular layer, and supra choroid layer
this layer of the choroid contains pigmented rod cells that lay parallel and are oriented in their long axis	tapetum lucidum (choroid CT)
the ___ ____ is a direct anterior continuation of the choroid	ciliary body
the ciliary body begins at the __ ___	ora serrata
all the choroid layers continue into the cilliary body except ___ ___ and _____ layer	tapetum lucidum; choriocapillary
what are the 2 projected processes of the ciliary body?	pars plicata (folded) and pars plana (straight)
ciliary body epithelium is a continuation of the ___	retina
what is the function of the ciliary muscle?	to adjust the thickness of the lens
the ciliary processes produce ___ ____	aqueous humor
controls the diameter of the pupil	iris
the deep vascular layer of the iris contains bundles of collagen and many ___	melanocytes
types of cells found within the retina	rods, cones, horizontal cells, Amacrine cells, bipolar cells, and ganglion cells
what are the 3 main layers of the retina	photoreceptor layer, inner nuclear layer, and ganglion cell layer
the optic disc as an increased number of ___	cones
most acute vision center	optic disc
forms the refractive media of the eyes	lens
where are goblet cells present in the eye?	conjunctiva
describe the epithelium of the conjunctiva	psuedostratified columnar or transitional

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