Question 1 (Mandatory) (8 points) Retake question Saved Think back to the "virtual" eye dissection. Place these parts of the eye in their correct order (1st anatomy used should be on the top; last on the bottom) to provide our sense of vision. Full points are only awarded for all answers in correct order. anterior compartment (filled with aqueous humor) optic nerve retina fovea centralis lens 3 2 pupil & iris cornea humor
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7. Match the key responses with the descriptive statements that follow (Some choices will be used more than once): a. aqueous humor b. choroid c. ciliary body d. ciliary processes e. cornea f. fovea centralis g. iris h. lens i. optic disc j. retina k. sclera l. scleral venous sinus m. vitreous humor 1. Fluid filling the anterior segment of the eye. 2. The white of the eye. 3. Part of the retina that lacks photoreceptors. 4. Modification of the choroid that contains the ciliary muscle. 5. Drains aqueous humor from the eye. 6. Layer containing the rods and cones. 7. Substance occupying the posterior segment of the eyeball. 8. Forms the bulk of the heavily pigmented vascular layer. 9. Composed of smooth muscle structures (2).
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Match the key responses with the descriptive terms. (Some choices will be used more than once.) aqueous humor fovea centralis sclera choroid scleral venous sinus ciliary body vitreous humor ciliary processes lens optic disc fluid filling the anterior segment of the eye the "white" of the eye part of the retina that lacks photoreceptors
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In order to prepare for studying the anatomy of the eye for this lab, label the eye diagram below: Anterior chamber (aqueous humor) Choroid layer Ciliary body Cornea Fovea Iris Optic disk Optic nerve Posterior chamber (vitreous humor) Pupil Retina Sclera Lens
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