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Eye and pupillary mechanism
Structure of the eye
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Ciliary body
:
contains
ciliary muscles
responsible for changing
shape of lens
Suspensory ligaments
:
attached to
lens
controls
thickness
of
lens
Pupil
:
hole
that allows
light
to enter
eye
changes
size
Iris
:
contract
and
relaxes
to form
pupil
responsible for how much
light
enters
eye
contains
radial
and
circular
muscles
Lens
:
flexible structure
transparent
refracts light
focuses
light onto
retina
Sclera
:
protects
maintains
shape of eye
Retina
:
contains
rods
and
cones
converts
light
into
impulse
Fovea
(
yellow spot
):
highest
point of
visual
acuity
Blind
spot:
no
rods
or
cone
area where
optic nerve
leaves eye
Optic nerve
:
transfers
impulse
to
cerebrum
Choroid
:
filled with
blood vessels
provides
nutrients
to
eye
absorbs
excessive light