“Cerebrum and its Internal Structure” has been added to your cart. Continue shopping

Eye Ball

Eye Ball

$20.00

The eyes are bilateral, spherical organs.
The eye houses all the structures for the special sense of vision.
It lies in the bony orbit.
It is made of three main parts: Fibrous layer, vascular layer and inner layer (Fig.1a).

Categories: 1-Anatomy Lessons, Head & Neck Lessons Tags: anatomy, Eye Ball, head and neck

Description
Reviews (1)

Description

(LEARNER OUTCOMES)

To describe the eye ball.
To identify the parts of the eye ball.
To recognise the function of each part.
To identify the lens.
To differentiate the anterior and posterior chambers.
To identify the canal of Schlemm.
To recognise the opthalamic artery and vein.
To differentiate the motor, sensory and sympathetic nerve supply .
To identify the movement of the eye ball.
To recognize myopia and blindness.