what happens to eye in bright light
-circular contract
-radial relax
-iris disc gets larger
-pupil constricts
-remember bright = CC and RR, and dim must be the opposite
what happens to eye in dim light
-circular relax
-radial contract
-iris disc gets smaller
-pupil dilated
what happens to eye focusing on distant object
-ciliary muscles relax
-suspensory ligaments tighten
-lens pulled thin and has a less convex/flatter shape
-meaning less refraction of light
-remember it like this: if you have a test distant in the future, you can relax, just like your ciliary muscles
-also remember people look smaller (thinner) from far away, so your lens becomes thinner
what happens to eye focusing on close objects
-ciliary muscles contract
-suspensory ligaments slacken
-lens not pulled tight so widens and more convex shape
-meaning more refraction of light
which nerve which impulses to brain from eye
What is Iris/what does it do
What is the retina/ what does it do
what is the cornea/function
What is pupil/ function
What is lens/ function
What are the Ciliary muscles/function
What are suspensory ligaments/ function
what is the optic nerve/what does it do
What is fovea
What is conjunctiva/ function
what does the eye look like when focussing on a nearby object
what does the eye look like when focussing on a distant object