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Vision

is a special sense if sight that is based on the transduction of light stimuli received through the eyes .

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lacrimal duct lacrimal nasolacrimal gland sac

Tears are produced by the . The tears flow through the over the conjunctiva and washes away foreign materials to the medial corner of the eye , where tears flow through the to the nasal cavity .

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lateral extraocular inferior superior superior inferior medial

The six muscles that move the eye are the rectus , rectus , rectus , rectus , oblique , and oblique .

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oculomotor abducens trochlear

Three cranial nerves innervate the extraocular muscles . The lateral rectus is innervated by the nerve . The superior oblique is innervated by the nerve . The other four muscles are innervated by the nerve .

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interna vasculosa tunica tunica tunica fibrosa

Th eye is made of three layers of tissue . The outermost layer is the . The white sclera and clear cornea are part of this layer . The is the middle layer . This layer is mostly comprised of the choroid along with the ciliary body , suspensory ligaments , lens , and iris . The innermost layer is the which includes the retina and ora serrata .

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choroid

A layer of highly vascular connective tissue that provides blood supply to the eye is called the . It is posterior to the ciliary body , which is a muscular structure attached to the lens by suspensory ligaments .

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smooth Circular radial

The iris has muscles that open or close the pupil , which allows light to enter the eye . muscles constrict the pupil and muscles dilate it .

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body anterior humor posterior vitreous aqueous

The eye is divided into two cavities which the and . Anterior is the space between the cornea and lens and is filled with a watery fluid called . Posterior is space behind the lens that extends to the retina and is filled with viscous fluid called .

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retina Photoreceptors

The has three layers and specialized cells for initial processing of visual stimuli . , which are the rods and cones , change membrane potential when stimulated by light . This change alters the amount of neurotransmitter that photoreceptor cells release onto bipolar cells . A bipolar cell connects a photoreceptor to a retinol ganglion cell ( RCG ) . The axons of RCGs collect the optic disc and leave the eye as the optic nerve .

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Cones Rods

are sensitive to vision in low light conditions called scotopic light . are sensitive to brighter conditions called photopic light .

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bipolar photoreceptor ganglion

Signal transmission in the retina travels from a cell to a cell to a cell . The visual pathway to the brain involves axons of ganglion cells combining to from the optic nerve that continues to the optic chiasm . Here , axons hemidecussate and travel as optic tracts to the thalamus relay station and then to the visual cortex of the occipital lobe .

 
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