Eye Anatomy

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fovea: the focal point on the retina where light is focused it also contains the highest concentration of rods & cones
vitreous: gelantinous humor that keeps the shape of the eyeball
hyperopia: farsightedness
ciliary: these muscles suspend and slightly distort the shape of the lens
cones: the color receptors on the retina
pupil: opening of the eye the allows light to enter the eye
retina: inner nerve layer of the eye that collects light and sends signals to the optic nerve
lens: clear object that refracts light rays onto the fovea centralis
myopia:  nearsightedness
cornea: most anterior portion of the eye that is clear and refracts light towards the pupil
iris: the colored portion of the eye that control the amount of light entering the eye
disk: the blind spot where the retina attaches to the optic nerve is called the optic _____
blindness:  not having the ability to see
rods: the black and white color receptors on the retina
optic: cranial nerve II is a sensory nerve that sends signals to the visual cortex in the brain
sclera:  white outer portion of the eyeball

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