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Chapter
Objectives
The External
Eye
Cause and/or
Prevention
The Internal Eye
The Visual System
Common Causes of
Low Vision
Eye Disorders
and Practical Implications
Links &
References
Quiz
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Inside the eye and not normally visible is the lens which is
a clear oval shape. It is held in place by thin ligaments. It changes
shape to focus light from near or far objects.
The retina is a lining inside the eye. It receives light rays
and sends messages along the optic nerve to the brain. The small
central part of the retina, the macula is the part capable of
seeing fine detail.
The fluids in the eye (aqueous
and vitreous) maintain the correct shape and pressure in the
eye.
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