PSYA01H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Sclera, Cornea, Retina
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Iris: the colored part of your eye, the muscle that controls the size of the pupil: pupil: the black part in the middle of the eye which is an opening that allows, sclera: the white part of the eye which is a tough membrane that serves as, cornea: the fluid that fills the outer coating of the eye in which it provides, lens: focuses the incoming light onto the retina and its flexible and slight, aqueous humor: this is a fluid that nourishes the front of the eye, vitreous humor: this is a fluid nourishes the front of the eye, vitreous humor: this is a fluid that nourishes and supports the inner part of, retina: the surface that the image lands on and the inner coating is the retina alteration in it can alter the focus of it (cid:224) accommodation (squint) the eye is the part that transmits the light signal into a neural signal.
