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Eye & Vision

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lacrimal gland   produces tears and released them on the anterior surface of the eyeball through several small  
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conjunctiva   membrane that lines the eyelids and outer surface of the eyeball; connects to the outer surface of the eye; secretes mucus to lubricate the eye and keep it moist  
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optic nerve   sensory nerve that sends vision impulses to the brain  
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lacrimal sac   provides passage of tears towards nasal cavity  
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nasolacrimal duct   empties tears into the nasal cavity  
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lacrimal canaliculus   drain tears from eyes medially  
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eyelid   meet at the medial and lateral corners or commissures; palpebral fissure is the space between the eyelids in an open eye; medial commissure is at the inner corner of the eyelid; lateral commissure is at the outer corner of the eyelid  
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vitreous humor   filled with a gel-like substance  
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retina   delicate two-layered; extends anteriorly to the ciliary body  
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lens   focuses the light coming in the eye; held in place by a ligament (ciliary zonule)  
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ciliary body   smooth muscle that attaches to the lens in the eye  
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aqueous humor (in anterior segment)   contains a clear watery fluid  
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tarsal glands   produce an oily secretion that lubricates the eye  
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emmetropic eye   "harmonious vision"; eye focuses images correctly on the retina; no need for corrective lenses  
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myopia   "short vision"; nearsightedness; occurs when eyeball is too long, too strong, or cornea is too curved; requires concave corrective lenses  
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cornea   transparent, central anterior portion; allows for light to pass through; repairs itself easily; only human tissue that can be transplanted w/o fear of rejection bc it has no blood vessels so the immune system can't reach it  
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hyperopia   "far vision"; farsightedness; occurs when eyeball is too short or forms a "lazy" lens; requires convex corrective lenses  
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iris   regulates amount of light entering eye; pigmented layer that gives eye color  
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choroid   a blood-rich nutritive tunic that contains a dark pigment  
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sclera   white connective tissue layer; seen anteriorly as the "white of the eye"  
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ciliary zonule   the ligament that attaches the lens to smooth muscle  
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pupil   rounded opening the iris; black part  
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eyelashes   project from the border of each eyelid  
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