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What the nerves allow the eye to move? Which is the nerve that allows the eye to
obtain sensory information? -
Answer-CN III (m)- oculomotor
CN IV (m)- trochlear
CN VI (m)- abducens
CN II (s)- optic
What are the three tunics of the eye? Which is the outermost, the middle, and
the innermost? -
Answer-fibrous tunic (outermost)
vascular tunic (middle)
sensory tunic (innermost)
What structures make up the outermost tunic? -
Answer-the cornea (A) the sclera (K)
What is the site of muscle attachment in the eye? -
Answer-the sclera
What structures make up the middle tunic? -
Answer-the choroid the iris
the ciliary body
the pupil
the ora serrata
What structure of the eye allows the pupil to change size? Why? -
Answer-the iris, the regulate the amount of light eneting the eye
What structure provides nutrients to the retina? -
Answer-the choroid
What structure of the eye changes the shape of the lens? Why? -
Answer-the ciliary body, to bend light to the fovea
What structure does the ora serrata of the ciliary body connect to? -
Answer-the choroid
What structures make up the innermost tunic? -
Answer-the retina (T) the optic disc (W)
the macula lutea
, the fovea centralis
What are the two layers of the retina? -
Answer-the neural layer