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Anatomy

Parts of the eye

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Adnexa Eyelids, eyelashes (cilia), Lacrimal gland (tear gland) extraocular muscles
Lateral Rectus pulls the eye outward, essential for horizontal movement
Medial Rectus Turns
Levator muscle Elevates the upper eyelid
Oricularis oculi muscle involved in blinking and closure
Palpebral fissure space between the upper and lower eyelids when they are open
Superior rectus moves the eye up
Superior Oblique rotates eye down and in
Medial/internal rectus moves the eye in (towards the nose)
Later/external rectus moves the eye out (away from the nose)
Inferior rectus moves the eye down
Inferior oblique rotates the eye up and in
Anterior chamber space in front of the iris and behind the cornea. Aqueous humor flows in and out
Aqueous humor watery substances which aids in keeping the cornea moist, source of nutrients to the cornea, maintains interoccular pressure
choriod layer in the eye filled with blood vessels that feeds the retina
Cones are in the retina and responsible for day vision, detail and color
Descemet’s Membrane the basement membrane of the cornea composed of collagen
Endothelium: The cornea’s inner layer of cells that help remove extra fluid from the cornea
Epithelium The cornea’s outer layer of cells which is highly regenerative
Fibrous tunic: The outer layer of the eye which is considered the protective layer and consists of the sclera, cornea, and limbus
Fovea centralis A depression in the retina that contains only cones (not rods), and that provides acute eyesight
Geniculate body Part of the brain that transmits visual impulses from the thalami to the visual cortex
Macula The small, sensitive area of the central retina, providing vision for fine work and reading
Neural tunic The inner layers of the eye where light gets converted into electrical impulses in order to be sent to the brain. This layer consists of the retina, which includes the macula, fovea, optic disc, and vitreous humor
Posterior chamber: Filled with aqueous fluid, the space between the back of the iris and the lens
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