| See These! | ||
| #1 | The White of the Eyes | Sclera |
| #2 | Colored portion of the eye | Iris |
| #3 | Iris may be hazel, brown, or this color | blue |
| #4 | Membrane that protects & maintains eyeball's shape | Sclera |
| #5 | Thin mucous membrane lines anterior of eye, exposed to air | Conjunctiva |
| Look At These! | ||
| #1 | Located in the center of the iris | pupil |
| #2 | Produces tears | Lacrimal Gland |
| #3 | Protects the eyeballs from foreign matter and insects | eyelashes |
| #4 | Tears drain from the eyes through this | Lacrimal Duct |
| #5 | Controls amount of light entering the eye | pupil |
| Glance At These! | ||
| #1 | Nerve impulses transmitted via this to the brain | Otic Nerve |
| #2 | Responsible for dim lights & peripheral vision | Rods |
| #3 | Nerve cells along the optic nerve (Two words) | Rods & Cones |
| #4 | Examination of external & internal structures of the eye | Ophthalmoscopy |
| #5 | Transparent, nonvascular layer covering the iris | Cornea |
| Watch For These! | ||
| #1 | Located in bony orbits within the facial bones | The Eyes |
| #2 | The pupil's diameter is regulated by contracting & relaxing of this | The Iris |
| #3 | Tears flow across conjunctival surfaces to cleanse and to this | lubricate |
| #4 | Instrument used to perform examination of eye structures | Ophthalmoscope |
| #5 | Anterior & Posterior cavities separated by this | Lens |
| Visualize These! | ||
| #1 | Colorless biconvex structure aids in focusing images | Lens |
| #2 | Part of retina insensitive to light | Optic Disc |
| #3 | When images focus on fovea centralis resulting in sharpest images.. called what? | central vision |
| #4 | Contains the highest concentration of cones | fovea centralis |
| #5 | Contains extensive capillaries that provide blood supply & nutrients | Choroid |
| Final Question | |
| Responsible for visualizing colors, central vision | Cones |