What's a bacterial/viral eye infection that is highly contagious and leads to conjuntivitis ?

What liquid cleanses, protects, moistens, and lubricates the eye ? (2 answers)

What are modified sweat glands between the eyelashes that lubricate the eyelids ?

What's the transparent mucous membrane lining the eyball and inside the eyelids for lubrication ?

What protects and lubricates the eyes anteriorly by blinking ?

The __________ glands release a dilute saline solution called __________.

What shades the eyes and prevents perspiration from getting into the eyes ?

Nasal inflammation impairs the drainage of tears resulting in _____________ ?

What is inflammation of the conjunctiva resulting in red, irritated eyes called ?

Tears contain antibodies and ___________ (enzymes that destroy bacteria) to help the ____________ system.

The ____________ muscle depresses the eye and turns it medially.

There are ________ strap-like _____________ (external-voluntary) to move the eye.

The ___________ muscles elevates the eye and turns it medially.

Which cranial nerve controls the superior oblique muscle ?

The __________ moves the eye laterally only, and the _______ moves the eye medially only.

Which cranial nerve controls the lateral rectus ?

The ___________ elevates the eye and turns in laterally.

Which cranial nerve controls the medial, superior, and inferior rectus, and the inferior oblique ?

The _________ depresses the eye and turns it laterally.

What congenital weakness of the extrinsic eye muscles cause cross eyes or a lazy eye ?

What is the disorder in which eye muscles are not coordinated, causing double vision ?

What are the 3 layers of the eyeball ? superficial to deep

What is the outermost layer of the eyeball containing the sclera and cornea ?

What's the transparent window in the sclera that allows light to enter the eye ?

What's well supplied with nerve endings but not blood vessels, so it can be transplanted ?

What's the white, opaque tissue used for eye muscle attachment, eye protection, and eye shape ?

What is the middle pigmented layer of the eyeball containing the choroid, ciliary body, and the iris ?

What absorbs light to prevent it from scattering in the eye ? (2 answers)

What is made up of intrinsic smooth muscles that varies pupil size for light entry regulation ?

What is the thickened ring of tissue that encircles the lens to the control its shape ?

What is the visible pigmented part of the eye that contains the rounded opening, the pupil ?

In dim light or distant vision, the pupils _________ with the __________ muscles.

What is the blood vessel-rich, dark brown membrane that nourishes the eye ?

In bright light or close vision, the pupils __________ with the _________ muscles.

What is the inner layer of the eyeball split into the pigmented and neural (photoreceptor) layers ?

What layer of the retina absorbs light in the eye, contains phagocytes, and stores Vitamin A ?

What do photoreceptors respond to ?

What layer of the retina contains millions of photoreceptors ?

When light focuses on the _____________ where the optic nerve leaves the eye, it disappears from view. (2 answers)

Photoreceptors are distributed all over the retina except where the ___________ leaves the eyeball.

_________ are used to see color in ____________ light.

_____________ are used to see in gray tones in ___________ light and provide peripheral vision.

___________ are dense at the edge of the retina, while _________ are dense in the center of the retina.

What is the tiny pit next to the optic disc containing only cones for the best visual acuity ?

What anterior liquid chamber constantly drains/moves providing nutrients to the lens and cornea ?

What posterior liquid chamber transmits light, supports lens, and holds retina layer together ?

What occurs when the aqueous humor is blocked, causing the eye to compress the optic nerve ?

What helps with intraocular pressure ? (2 answers)

What is the biconvex, transparent, flexible structure that changes shape to focus light ?

What is the colorful shiny material behind the retina in animals with night vision ?

What is the clouding of the lens due to aging, causing hazy or blind vision ?

Light goes through the vitreous humor, then the ___________ with photoreceptors then the ____________.

What reflex constricts the pupils when viewing close objects for more acute vision ?

What reflex moves the eyes medially when viewing close objects to aim both eyes at the object ?

What reflex immediately constricts the pupils when suddenly exposed to bright light ?

What is normal eye vision ?

What sex-linked trait occurs when a person is lacking one or more cones ?

When an image is focused past the retina because the eyeball is too short, this is called ___________. (2 answers)

True or False: Females are more commonly colorblind.

Damage to the eye, optic nerve, optic tract, thalamus, or visual cortex can cause ______________.

When images are blurry due to unequal curvatures of the cornea or lens, this is called ______________ .

A condition in which the pigmented and neural layers detach causing permanent blindness is called __________.

What occurs when rods are not functioning properly due to Vitamin A deficiency ? (2 answers)

When an image is focused before the retina because the eyeball is too long, this is called ____________. (2 answers)