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Photoreceptors lie at the (back/front) of the retina.
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back
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(T/F) retina is a pigmented tissue.
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F - retina itself is transparent. RPE is pigmented
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Name all layers of the retina in order (9).
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RPE - retinal pigment epithelium
OS - outer segment of photoreceptors IS - inner segment of photoreceptors ONL - outer nuclear layer OPL - outer plexiform layer INL - inner nuclear layer IPL - inner plexiform layer GCL - ganglion cell layer ONF - optic nerve fibers |
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What type of cells in the ONL?
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nuclei of photoreceptors
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what type of cells in the OPL?
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synapse between photoreceptors and 2' cells
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what type of cells in the INL?
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nuclei of horizontal, bipolar, and amacrine cells
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what type of cells in the IPL?
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synapse between bipolar and ganglion cells
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what are optic nerve fibers?
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axons of ganglion cells
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where do Muller cells come into play?
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outer/inner limiting membranes (major glial cells of retina)
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Describe how photoreceptors are distributed in the retina
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not evenly distributed
cones: v low density nasally/temporally; more cones present in periphery but more densely packed in fovea - no blue cones in fovea rods - more in periphery, none at fovea opposite density |
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where are rods most densely packed?
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15 degrees eccentrically
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what is unique about the fovea?
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- no blue cones
- no rods - no capillary bed present in the center - blood supply from choriocapillaris - retina thinnest here |
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How many cones are present in each retina? Rods? Optic nerve fibers?
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cones: 6 *10^6
rods: 130 *10^6 optic nerve fibers: 1.3 *10^6 |
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Why is the retina said to have a dual blood supply?
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central retinal artery and choriocapillaris supply afferent portion
efferent: central retinal vein + choriocapillaris |
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where is the BRB located?
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between choriocapillaris and retina
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