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Basic Eye Functions, Locations

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Photorecptors   Located in Retina  
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Opsin   Protein  
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Canal of Schlemm   Drains Aqueous Humor Located in Anterior Cavity  
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3 Layers of the Eye   Sclera Chorid Retina  
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Lacrimal Gland   Manufactures Tears  
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Refraction   Bending of Light Rays to Focus on the Retina  
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Function and Location of Sclera   Outermost layer Protects Gives Eye Characteristics "White of Eye"  
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Function and Location of Choroid   Provides all Nutrients to Eye Middle Layer  
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Lens   Bends (refracts) Light to Focus in Eye  
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Anterior Chamber   Between Cornea and Iris  
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Anterior Cavity   Between Cornea and Lens Contains Aqueous Humor  
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Function and Location of Retina   Inner Layer Responsible for Vision Made of Rods and Cones Rods and Cones turn into Electric Impulses  
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Conjuctiva   Thin Membrane (film) Covers Eye Protects Eye  
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Pupil   Opening in the Center of the Iris Bright Light Constricts (closes) Dim Light Dilates (open)  
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Macula (Lutea)   High Concentration of Cones Area of Sharpest Vision No Rods  
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Vitereous Humor   3 Functions Solid Gives eye Characteristic Shapes (Hard or Soft) Responsible for Refraction  
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Lecrim   Tears  
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Function and Location of Cornea   1st Structure Light Travels to Tough Transparent Outer Layer  
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Function and Location of Optic Nerve   Connects Eye with Brain Located in the Back of the Eye  
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Retinal   Pigment with Vitamin A  
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Posterior Chamber   Between Iris and Lens  
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Aqueous Humor   Thin Watery Fluid that fills the Space Between the Cornea and Iris Not Tears Anterior Chamber  
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Pathway of Light Traveling into the Eye   Cornea Pupil Lens Retina Optic Nerve  
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Posterior Cavity   Lens to Optic Nerve Contains Viterous Humor Behind Lens  
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Occipital Lobe   Area of Brain which Vision Occurs  
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Rhodopsin   Main Ingredient of Rods and Cones When Light Hits this Causes a Split called Retinal and Opsin  
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Iris   Controls Light Inside the Eye  
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