Introduction And Ocular Terminology Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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Cut to create right/left halves (medial)

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Sagittal

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Cut through midline to create equal left and right halves

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Mid sagittal

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3
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Frontal cross section

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Coronal

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4
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Horizontal cross section

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Transverse

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5
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Eye movement towards the midline

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Addiction

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6
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Eye movement away from the midline

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Abduction

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7
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Eye movement: top of eye rotates toward midline

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Intorsion

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Eye movement: top of eye rotates away from midline

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Extortion

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Eye movement: eye moves/looks up

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Elevation

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10
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Eye movement: eye moves/looks down

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Depression

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What does the outer fibrous layer of the eye form?

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Connective tissue that forms the cornea and sclera

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12
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The middle vascular layer is composed of

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The iris, ciliary body, and choroid

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13
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The inter neural layer of the eye is the

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Retina

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What are the 3 chambers of the eye?

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  • anterior chamber
  • posterior chamber
  • vitreous chamber
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The _________ chamber is bounded in front by the cornea and posteriorly by the iris and anterior surface of the lens

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Anterior

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The ________ chamber lies behind the iris and surrounds the equator of the lens, separating it from the ciliary body.

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Posterior

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17
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The anterior and posterior chambers are continuous with one another through the ______.

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Pupil

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18
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What does the anterior and posterior chamber both contain?

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Aqueous humor that is produced by the ciliary body

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What does the aqueous humor provide?

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Nourishment for the surrounding structures, particularly the cornea and lens

20
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What is the largest chamber?

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Vitreous chamber

21
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What chamber lies adjacent to the inner retinal layer and is bounded in front by the lens

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Vitreous chamber

22
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Where is the vitreous humor?

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In the vitreous chambers

23
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Where do the anterior and posterior chambers meet?

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Edge of iris in pupil

24
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Lens and cornea are too strong or the eyebal is too long

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Cornea and lens is too weak or eyeball is too short
Hyperopia
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Corneal and lens strength matches the axial length of the eyeball
Emmetropia
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The distance between the anterior and posterior poles of the eye.
Axial length
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What is the axial length of the human eye
23.30mm
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Anterior pole
Apex of cornea
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Posterior pole
Fovea
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The interior lining of the eyeball, including the retina, optic disc, and the macula
Fundus
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Term pertaining to the surface of the eye
Bulbar
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Term pertaining to the eyelids
Palpebral
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Takes the form of sheets of epithelial cells that either cover the external surface of a structure or that line a cavity
Epithelium
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Epithelial cells like on a ____________ that attaches them to underlying connective tissue
Basement membrane
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Provides structure and support and is a space filler for areas not occupied by other tissues.
Connective tissues
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What does connective tissue consist of
Cells, fibers, and ground substances
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Major component of much of the eyes connective tissue. Composed of protein macromolecules of tropocollagen that have a coiled helix of three polypeptide chains
Collagen
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What is collagen made of
Protein macromolecules of tropocollagen that have a coiled helix of three polypeptide chains
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_____ muscle is controlled by the motor nervous system
Striated
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_____ muscle is controlled by the autonomic nervous system
Smooth
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What are the main components of nervous tissue
``` Neuron Axon Dendrite Neuroglia Myelin/non myelin ```
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Basic unit of nervous tissue
Neuron
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Transmits signals in nervous tissue
Axon
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Receives signals in nervous tissue
Dendrite
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Schwann/oligodendrocytes/astrocytes
Neuroglia | Produce myelin