Basics of the vision
The retina is a key part of what organ
What is the eye
What is the Neural Layer
What reflexes provides more accurate visions when viewing close objects
What are the Pupillary reflexes
Myopia is the equivalent of
What is nearsightedness
20/20 is also known as
What is normal vision
The eye is responsible for what function
What is sight
What structure helps prevent foreign objects from contaminating the eye
What is the eyelids
What happens in the photopupillary reflexes
What is pupil constriction
Hyperopia is the equivalent of
What is farsightedness
What happens to light rays coming from a close object
What is scattering and diverging
The bending of light
What is refraction
The part of the eye where shapes are shifted
What is the retina
What is vision
Unequal curvatures in different parts of the cornea or lens
What is Astigmatism
The external structure that provides protection and lubrication of the eye
What is the Conjunctiva
When the eye focuses images correctly on the retina
What is Emmetropia
The delicate two layered retina is the description of what layer
What is the Sensory Layer
What alters the lens curvatures
What is the internal eye muscle
When the aqueous humor is blocked and pressure builds in the eye
What is Glaucoma
The upper dilated end of the nasolacrimal duct
What is the Lacrimal sac
The ability of the eye to focus specifically on close up objects
What is Accommodation
The three regions of the Vascular Layer
What is the Choroid, Ciliary body, and the pigmented iris regions
Controls eye movement
What is the external eye muscle
The Transparent layer becomes hard and opaque in what condition
What is cataracts
Refraction is seen on what popular album cover from the 70s
What is Dark Side of the moon