Devt Of The Eye Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Optic vesicles come from which structure

A

Optic placode (grooves)

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2
Q

What structure is formed when the OPTIC VESICLES come in contact with SURFACE ECTODERM?

A

LENS PLACODE

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3
Q

The invagination of Lens Placodes forms which structure?

A

Lens Vesicle

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4
Q

Lens Vesicle is formed at what week?

A

Week 5

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5
Q

T/F

Lens vesicle detaches from ectoderm and lies in mouth of optic cup during the 8th week?

A

F. Former is true. Week is false. 5th week dapat.

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6
Q

Cells of posterior wall elongate and form the primary lens fibers that reach anterior wall

This happens during what week?

A

5th week

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7
Q

At which week are the secondary lens fibers added to the central core?

A

5th

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8
Q

The invagination of the optic vesicles forms which structure?

A

Optic cup

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9
Q

What neurovascular structure is at the back of the optic cup?

What structure does the mouth of the optic cup turn into?

A

Optic nerve

Pupil

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10
Q

Structure that allows the Hyaloid Artery to enter the eye

A

Choroid Fissure

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11
Q

At what week do the lips of the choroid fissure fuse

A

7th

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12
Q

Defect wherein the choroid fissure failed to close?

A

Coloboma

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13
Q

Layers of the Retina

A

Inner Neural Layer

Outer Pigmented Layer

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14
Q

Inner Layer has an anterior and posterior portion. What are they?

A

Para Optica Retinae (Posterior 4/5)

Pars Ceca Retinae (Anterior 1/5)

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15
Q

Pars Ceca Retinae is again divided into 2 layers

A

Pars Iridica Retinae

Pars Ciliaris Retinae

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16
Q

Pars Iridica Retinae form

A

Inner layer of iris

17
Q

Pars Ciliaris Retinae

A

Forms ciliary body

18
Q

Layers of Pars Optica Retinae

A

Layer of rods and cones
Outer and Inner Nuclear Layer
Ganglion Cell Layer
Fibrous layer -contains cells that form the Optic Nerve

19
Q

Layer of pars ceca retinae that is connected to lens by network of elastic fibers, the suspensory ligament

A

Pars Ciliaris Retinae

20
Q

The sclera and choroid come from

A

Loose mesenchyme surrounding eye premordium

21
Q

Highly vascularized pigmented inner layer

22
Q

Fibrous coat continuos with dura around optic nerve

23
Q

Formed from “vacuolization” of mesenchyme in front of eye

A

Inner layer in front of lens and iris —> Iridopupillary membrane

Outer layer continuous with sclera —> substancia propria of the cornea

24
Q

Disappears completely providing communication between ant and posterior eye chambers

A

Iridopupillary membrane

25
Cornea is formed by
A. Ectoderm derived epithelial layer B. Substancia propria (Stroma) C. Epithelial layer that borders the anterior chamber
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Structure that becomes the optic nerve at 7th week
Optic stalk at 7th week
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Defect because of failure of resorption during formation of ant. chamber
Iridopupillary membrane persistence
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Absence of one eye
Anopthalmia
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Lens becomes opaque during intrauterine life
Congenital Cataract
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Cause of cong. cataract
German Measle attach 4-7 weeks
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Causes of Micropthalmia (eye is too small; eye ball 2/3 of normal volume
Cytomegalovirus Taxoplasmosis
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Eyes are fused because of loss of midline structures
Synopthalmia
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Choroid Mater
Pia/Arachnoid
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Sclera
Dura mater