Anatomy
Eye disorders
Cow eye
Uses of different parts
100

Where is the retina found?

In the back of the eye, near the optic nerve

100

What lens fixes myopia?

concave lens

100

What is the chemical used to preserve cow eyes?

Fermeldahyde. 

100

What is the purpose of the iris?

It contracts and expands around the pupil to control how much light gets through the eye.

200

Where are rods and cones found?

Primarily in the fovea.

200

What lens fixes hyperopia?

convex lens

200

Why are cow eyes so fatty?

To protect the eye from smashing against the bony eye socket and to help it rotate smoothly. 

200

What does the vitrreous humour do?

It helps keep the eyes' shape and helps to keep all the different parts together, just like the cytoplasm in a cell. 

300

Where is the iris located in relation to the pupil?

The iris is surrounding the pupil.

300

What is the disease that causes your lens and cornea to harden and become very foggy?

Cataracts.

300

Name 2 parts of the cow eye that humans don't have.

Square pupils and tapedum lucidum

300

What is the function of the cornea?

The cornea acts as a shield to protect the eye from debris and intercepts any harmful light. 

400

Where is the optic nerve connected to?

The optic nerve connects to your brain and sends signals to it.

400

How is cataracts disease fixed?

You can get laser eye surgery and a cornea incision to remove all of the fogginess. 

400

How many muscles do cow eyes have in comparison to human eyes?

Cows have four muscles to help them look up, down, left, and right, but humans have six to allow smooth rotation through all directions. 

400
What is the function of the fovea?

It holds the cones, the color-sensing parts and rods, the night vision, and the dark color-sensing part. 

500

Where is the lens found?

Behind the iris and pupil.

500

Name 5 eye disorders.

Cataracts, myopia, hyperopia, corneal abrasion, and glaucoma. 

500

What is the Tapedum Lucidum?

The blue film behind the retina that reflects light off the eye. For example, when a deer faces headlights, their eyes reflect light back to the driver and it also greatly improves night vision. 


500

When an image is formed on the lens, what is the complexion? (Is it upside down or inverted, perhaps?)

It is completely focused and clear, but it is upside down and inverted.