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Anatomy of the Eye

parts of the eye/ear

QuestionAnswer
The eye's actual receptor layer Retina
The outermost tunic made of tough connective tissue Sclera
An area that may show degenerative changes with time Macula Lutea
The part of the nervous system that detects stimulus Sensory Receptor
Rod pigment Rhodopsin
Carries visual impulses from the retinal rods and cones to the brain Optic Nerve
The second tunic of the eyeball that is composed of a delicate network of connective tissue interlaced with many blood vessels Choroid
An air space containing three small bones Middle Ear
A thin membrane that lines the inner surface of the eyelids and covers the visible portion of the white of the eye Conjunctiva
A soft jelly-like substance that fills the entire space posterior to the lens Vitreous Body
Flattened space that contains 3 small bones Ossicles
A physician who specializes in treatment of the eye Opthamologist
Widely distributed throughout the body General Sense
A watery fluid that fills much of the eyeball anterior to the lens; helps maintain the cornea's slight forward curve Aqueous Humor
The bending of light rays as they pass from one substance to another substance of different density Refraction
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