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1 Identify the structure labelled 1.
2 Identify the structure labelled 1. Cornea
3 Identify the structure labelled 2.
4 Identify the structure labelled 2. Sclera
5 1 2 Identify the structure labelled 1.
6 Pupil Identify the structure labelled 1.
7 1 2 Identify the structure labelled 2.
8 1 Ciliary Body Identify the structure labelled 2.
9 Identify the structure labelled A.
10 Identify the structure labelled A. IRIS
11 Identify the structure labelled B.
12 Identify the structure labelled B. PUPIL
13 Identify the structure labelled 1.
14 Identify the structure labelled 1. Optic nerve
15 Identify the structure labelled 2.
16 Identify the structure labelled 2. Sclera
17 Identify the structure labelled 1.
18 Identify the structure labelled 1. Vitreous Humour
19 Identify the structure labelled 2.
20 Identify the structure labelled 2. Lens
21 Identify the structure labelled 1.
22 Identify the structure labelled 1. Retina
23 Identify the structure labelled 2.
24 Identify the structure labelled 2. *The retina has been pulled away to show the layer underneath.
25 Identify the structure labelled 2. *The retina has been pulled away to show the layer underneath. Choroid Coat
26 What is the function of the pupil?
27 What is the function of the pupil? To allow light to come into the eye.
28 What is the function of the iris? To control how much light enters the eye by changing the size of the pupil.
29 Identify the structure.
30 Optic Nerve Identify the structure.
31 Identify the structure.
32 Optic Disc Identify the structure.
33 (Outer Layer) Identify the structure.
34 (Middle Layer) Identify the structure.
35 Choroid Coat (Middle Layer) Identify the structure.
36 (Inner Layer) Identify the structure.
37 Retina (Inner Layer) Identify the structure.
38 Identify the structure.
39 Identify the structure. Lens
40 Identify the structure.
41 Identify the structure. Ciliary Body
42 Identify the structure.
43 Identify the structure. Suspensory Ligaments
44 Identify the structure.
45 Identify the structure. Cornea
46 Identify the structure.
47 Identify the structure. Iris
48 Identify the structure.
49 Identify the structure. Pupil
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62 Identify the Structure
63 Choroid Identify the Structure
64 Identify the Structure
65 Bipolar Cells Identify the Structure
66 Identify the Structure.
67 Rods and Cones Identify the Structure.
68 Identify the Structure.
69 Ganglion Cells Identify the Structure.
70 Identify the Structures.
71 Identify the Structures. Extrinsic Eye Muscles
72 Identify the Structure.
73 Identify the Structures. The Lacrimal Gland
74 Identify the structure.
75 Identify the structure. Lacrimal Gland
76 Identify the structure.
77 Identify the structure. PUPIL
78 Identify the structure.
79 Identify the structure. IRIS
80 Identify the structures.
81 Identify the structures. EXTRINSIC EYE MUSCLES
82 Identify the Structure.
83 Identify the Structure. Lacrimal Gland
84 Identify the Structures.
85 Identify the Structures. Extrinsic Eye Muscles
86 Identify the Structures.
87 Identify the Structures. Optic Nerve
88 Identify the Structures.
89 Identify the Structures. Sclera
90 Identify the Structures.
91 Extrinsic Eye Muscles Identify the Structures.
92 Identify the Structures.
93 Identify the Structures. Optic Nerve
94 Identify the Structure (clear cover).
95 Identify the Structure (clear cover). Cornea
96 Identify the Structure Lacrimal Gland Extrinsic Eye Muscle (Superior Rectus) Sclera Iris Extrinsic Eye Muscle (Lateral Rectus) Extrinsic Eye Muscle (Medial Rectus) Pupil Extrinsic Eye Muscle (Inferior Rectus)
97 Identify the Structures
98 Identify the Structures Extrinsic Eye Muscle (Superior Rectus) Extrinsic Eye Muscle (Lateral Rectus) Extrinsic Eye Muscle (Medial Rectus) Extrinsic Eye Muscle (Inferior Rectus)
99 Identify the Structure.
100 Lacrimal Gland Identify the Structure.
101 Identify the Structure.
102 Identify the Structure. IRIS
103 Identify the Structure.
104 Identify the Structure. SCLERA
105 Identify the Structure.
106 Identify the Structure. PUPIL
107 IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE
108 SUSPENSORY LIGAMENTS IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE
109 IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE
110 CILIARY BODY IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE
111 IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE
112 SCLERA IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE
113 IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE. (BROWN MIDDLE LAYER)
114 IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE. (BROWN MIDDLE LAYER) CHOROID COAT
115 IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE. (BROWN MIDDLE LAYER)
116 IDENTIFY THE STRUCTURE. (BROWN MIDDLE LAYER) EXTRINSIC EYE MUSCLES
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