anatomy & physiology: the eye a.accessory structures of the eye orbital cavity bones optic...
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A. Accessory structures of the eye
Orbital Cavity
Bones Optic
Foramen
Supra-orbital Foramen
Fat pads
Ethmoid
Sphenoid
Zygomatic
Maxilla
Frontal
Palatine Lacrimal
Lacrimal Apparatus Lacrimal
gland Lacrimal
secretion Nasolacrimal
duct
A. Accessory structures of the eye
A. Accessory structures of the eye
Extrinsic Eye Muscles
Superior rectus Inferior rectus Lateral rectus
Medial rectusInferior obliqueSuperior oblique
B. Structure of the Eye
1. Fibrous Tunic - Sclera & Cornea
2. Vascular Tunic – Choroid, Ciliary body, Lens, Iris, Aqueous humor
3. Nervous (Sensory) Tunic – Retina, Macula lutea, Optic Disc, Vitreous humor
Retina: Rods vs. Cones
Rods Black & White
Dim Light
All over retina
Cones Green,
Red, Blue
Bright light
Mostly in macula lutea
C. Vision Physiology1. Refraction & Lenses
Refraction – bending of lightLenses
Concave
Convex
Focal point
Real Image
R R
C. Vision Physiology2. Visual focusing
Emmetropic Vision – normal vision & requires no accommodation of the lens (20 ft.)
C. Vision Physiology 3. Refraction problems
a.Myopia – nearsightedness. Eyeball too long.
b.Hyperopia – farsightedness. Eyeball too short
c.Astigmatism – unequal curvature of lens
d.Presbyopia – farsightedness due to age. Lens cannot accommodate. About 45 years.
D. Disorders of the Eye
1. Cataracts – hardening & clouding of the lens.
2. Glaucoma – buildup of aqueous humor.
3. Color blindness – sex-linked hereditary condition that results in the absence of one or more types of cones.
a. Monochromates – Black & white
b. Dichromates – blue/yellow or red/green