Structure Eye -1
Clear outer layers of the eye that you can accidentally scratch
What is the Cornea
Skin that protects the eye from scratches and flying debris
What is the eyelid
The cells that help you see color
What are the Cones
Contains the rods and cones
What are Retina
Nervous layer of the eye, transmits light stimuli into impulse to the nerve
What is the Retina
Aids in refraction of light stimuli
What is the Lens
fluid that supplies the cornea with nutrients
What is the aqueous humor
3 parts that protect the cornea from damage
What are the eyelid, eyelashes and eyebrows
Muscular part of the eye that controls the size of your pupil by constricting and dilating
What is the Iris
Transmits impulse to the brain to interpret images
What is the Optical Nerve
The black hole in the center of your eye that lets in light
What is the pupil
location for fine detail and only has cones
fovea
The Neuron that sees Color
What is CONES
Do you have more RODS or CONES
What is RODS
Brings nutrients and oxygen to the eye
what are blood vessels
The lobe of the brain responsible for interpreting impulses from the eye
What is the occipital lobe
The white outer part of the eye others can see.
What is the Sclera?
Maintains pressure in the eye by filling with fluid to keep the eyeball round
What is Vitreous Humor
Controls the amount of light that can enter the eye
What is the Iris?
location where your optic nerve connects to the eye
blind spot
Flattens or Thickens to direct light exactly to a location on the Retina
What is the lens
Fibre that aids in the shape change of the lens.
suspensory ligament
The Neuron that sees shapes and contrast
What is RODS