Eye Histology Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

what are the three parts of the uvea?

A

choroid

iris and ciliary body

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2
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what types of collagen exist in the cornea?

A

type I and IV

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3
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what are the two muscles in the iris?

A

contrictor pupillae and dilator pupillae

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4
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what muscle is on the ciliary body

A

ciliary muscle

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5
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what is action of the ciliary muscle?

A

contrict ciliary body and relax tension on lens to allow for lens accomodation

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6
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what nerve stimulates the ciliary muscle

A

the CNIII

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7
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what happens to shape of lens when accommodation occurs?

A

rounder in shape…

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8
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when do you want lens accommodation?

A

when you are using close vision

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9
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chronic glaucoma leads to what loss of vision?

A

peripheral loss of vision

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10
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what type of protein is in the lens of the eye?

A

crystalline protein

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11
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what is lost in lens cells of the eye?

A

no organelles in the cells

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12
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what syndrome is associated with a dislocated lens?

A

marfan syndrome

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13
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what cell layer in retina is closest to optic nerve layer?

A

ganglion cell layer

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14
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optic nerve fibers synapse with what cell immediately in the retina?

A

ganglion cells

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15
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what layer of retina do rod and cones exist

A

photoreceptor layer

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16
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cones see what?

17
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rods see what?

18
Q

what is the deepest layer of the retina called?

A

retinal pigment epithelium

19
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rods are sensitive to low or high light?

20
Q

what cells do rods synapse with? one or many?

A

bipolar neurons…many

21
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cones are sensitive to high or low intensity light

22
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what is more numerous, rods or cones?

23
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what cells do cones synapse with? one or many?

A

bipolar neurons too…only one though

24
Q

name the cell types moving from optic nerve to rods/cones

A

optic nerve…ganglion cell…bipolar/horizontal/amacrine cell…rod/cone

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what are most ganglion cells used for?
light transmission of information
26
what are 3% of ganglion cells used for?
directly connected to pineal gland and help in diurnal function
27
central retinal artery occlusion leads to what on fundoscopy?
cherry red spot at macula
28
what is usual cause of central retinal artery occlusion?
atherosclerosis
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what vision is lost with detachment of the retina?
loss of peripheral vision
30
what is retinitis pigmentosa?
inherited disorder of photoreceptors
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what is vision change in retinitis pigmentosa?
tunnel vision..night blindness