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PSY 315 Week 1 Practice Problems Worksheet CRCTD
PSY 315 Week 1 Practice Problems Worksheet CRCTD
Damages Continued
Vitreous: Damage to the structure around the eye, gel like fluid.
Dark spots or clusters
Iris: Damage done to the Iris structure, front of the eye.
Aniridia
Iris Coloboma
Eye Trauma/ Ruptured Iris
Cornea: Diagnoses of the Cornea.
Corneal Ulcers
Corneal Infections
Lens: Diagnoses of the Lens.
Cataracts
Infections
Damages Affect on
Nervous system
Autonomic nerves
The autonomic nervous system is the controller of
the iris and controls the size of the pupil.
Parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) causes pupillary
constriction and controls involuntary smooth muscle
action of circular muscles in the eye, including the
papillary sphincter muscle and the ciliary body, which
are attached to the iris. The papillary sphincter muscle
constricts the pupil by the PNS that less light is needed.
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