Thursday, 21 February 2019

The Eye


The eye is one of the natures wonders. It is a very sensitive organ of our body. The eye lie in the sockets in the skull. The eye is covered with the you study the internal structure of the human eye. If you see inside the eye from a side, you will observe that the eye has the following parts;


Photoreceptors
They are also known as visual receptors .Eye is the organ used as photoreceptor in human body. A pair of eyes is present in human beings whish are present in the orbits one the face.
       An eye is a very complex  structure. It is in the form of a ball. Eye consists of three layers; sclerotic, the retina, the nervous layer.
      The outer most white, tough, muscular layer is called sclera which covers the eye outside. Its anterior part is transparent and bulging to make cornea. The colorued  a small hole called pupil which control the amount of light entering the eye. It windens when light is dim and narrows when light is bright. Behind pupil a lens is present which focus images from different on the  retina. Lens is held by ciliary muscles and suspensory ligament  which control the focusing  of lens automatically. The chamber in betweens  lens and cornea is filled with a fluid called aquous humour which nourishes cornea, lense…


Observations
                                
1: Sclera (sclerotic coat)          2: Choroid        3: Cornea 4: Retina       5: Iris        6: pupil       7: Aqueous humour  8:Vitreous humour       9: Lens       10: Muscles                
HUMAN EYE




Choroid is the vascular layer of the eye and provides nourishment to the eye. The third innermost layer of the eye is retina. This  layer is composed of special type of neurons called rods and cones. Rods are used to perceive dim light. They give us the image of the object but not colours  and detail. Whereas cones are responsible for visualizing colours. The space between retina and lens is filled by a jelly like substance called vitreous humor which is also nutritive in function. Retina is the nervous layer composed of sensory neurons. Lens focuses the image of the object front of the eye on the retina which is transmitted to brain by optic nerve.The image is finally perceived by brain.




    
                               BULL EYE



Disorders of Eye


       Eyes send a huge amount of information to brain. Sometimes a defect occurs in the working of eyes which causes great disturbance in the life of a person. Some of these disorders are vary serious and lead to blindness but some disorders are easily curable. Two disorders generally known as long sightedness and short sightedness are very common. These defects occur in old age. In these disorders the lens of the eye is not able to adjust itself to focus the image on the retina. Hence the vision is disturbed.
    Sort sightedness or near sightedness ,is a common eye disorder in which a parson can see closer objects clearly but the distant objects are not clearly visible technically this disorder is known as myopia it is caused by an unusually long eyeball which makes light rays focus too far in front of the retina, or the back of the eye, instead of focusing on the surface of the retina. Because light is focused too early, a blurred image is left on the retina.




The disorder is corrected by using a concave lens is glasses. This lens focuses the rays on the retina and the person is again able to see correctly.
          Long sightedness or farsightedness, is a disorder in which a o person feels difficulty in focusing on near objects but can see far  objects clearly. This is because the image focuses at a point behind retina. The disorder is caused when the eyeball is to short or the shape of the lens is not round. Technically this disorder is known as hypermetropia or simply hyperopia.   
The disorder is corrected by using a convex lens in glasses. This lens focuses the rays on the retina and the person is again able to see correctly.












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