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Sheep Eye: Pre-Op May 16, 2016

Sheep Eye: Pre-Op May 16, 2016. We will: Go over Eye Structures Notes View Sheep Eye dissection Virtual Lab You will: Complete dissection tomorrow. THE EYE. What is a sensory organ?. The purpose is how we interact with our environment. Sensory Input Integration (Brain choice)

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Sheep Eye: Pre-Op May 16, 2016

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  1. Sheep Eye: Pre-OpMay 16, 2016 We will: Go over Eye Structures Notes View Sheep Eye dissection Virtual Lab You will: Complete dissection tomorrow

  2. THE EYE

  3. What is a sensory organ? • The purpose is how we interact with our environment. • Sensory Input • Integration (Brain choice) • Motor Output

  4. The Eyes are complex sensory organs designed for sight.

  5. Human eyes are only about 1” in diameter with only about 1/6th being seen.

  6. Eye lashes and eye brows are both designed to protect the eye.

  7. The Conjunctiva The conjunctiva is a delicate membrane that lines the eyelids and covers part of the outer surface of the eyeball. Conjunctivitis (pink eye) is inflammation of the conjuntiva and is caused by a bacteria or virus.

  8. LacrimalGlands release a dilute salt solution (tears) onto the anterior surface of the eyeball. These secretions contain antibodies and lysozymes that clean and protect the eye’s surface and add moisture.

  9. There are 6 muscles that attach to the eye. These muscles allow our eyes to follow moving objects.

  10. Cornea: Clear surface of the eye; It is the most exposed part of the eye. It can be transplanted without rejection because there is no blood supply, however is can easily repair itself. Sclera: White part of the eye

  11. Iris: the colorful part of the eye. The iris controls how much light passes through the pupil. Pupil: dark spot in the middle of the eye Bright light →pupil constricts Dim light → pupil dilates

  12. Retina : contains millions of receptor cells called rods and cones. Rods see black and white. Conesseecolors. They work together, so we see the world in color.

  13. Night Blindness – Anything that interferes with rod functions. The most common cause is vitamin A deficiency

  14. VIRTUAL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcumLASlKHI http://science.jburroughs.org/resources/skeleton/eye/eyedissection.html

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