The clear anterior part of the white of the eye is the ?
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I'm not 100% sure, the wording is a little ambiguous.Maybe this will help.\n\nhttp://www.eye-floaters.com/images/eyeanat.gif
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eyelashes are not part of the eyes...they would be considered with endocrine, along with all other hair on our body.  But the anterior surface of the sclera (white part) can grow.
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Aging is a broad term that refers to each part of the body getting old. But each part of the body gets old in its own way. Your eye has two main parts that are necessary for vision, the front which is a lens for focusing and adjusting the amount of light and the back which is like the film in a 35mm camera to receive the light and translate it into a message for the brain. When we age, for the most part, the changes to the front of the eye are the most noticeable. The front of the eye has a lens which is attached to little muscles which bend it so you can focus on things far away and things up close like the lens of a camera. This lens is a big piece of transparent protein that is created during development and doesn't really change much for the rest of your life, so as you get older, day to day, you bend the lens to read, and then to see far away and everything in between and it works, but because it's not perfect it gets gradually stiffer as you get older, sometimes it will get cloudy as in cataracts and sometimes the muscles that bend it will get weak, all contributing to the perceived aging of the eye.
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study area. It is the only place where eyes are highly focused/concentrated. Reading under less intensity of light can affect your eye sight.
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well, sty is an inflammation of the sebaceous glands at the base of the eyelashes.they are harmless but can be very painful,they are generally caused by a Staphylococcus bacteria infection,they are particularly common in infants.\nthe sty may form on either the inside or the outside of the eyelid.we have two types of sty:\n\n1-external sty (external hordeolum): will show as a tender, red swelling on the edge of the eyelid and will tend to drain itself quickly.\n2-internal sty (internal hordeolum): will also be tender and may show external red swelling,internal stys often take longer to heal because the abscess cannot drain as easily, these types of stys can also cause blurred vision and irritation.
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This article gives a good description of all the parts, their purpose, and some diagrams. That should be great for your report.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye#Anatomy
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The pupil is the black part of your eye. The iris is the colored part. If you really are seeing a lighter color in the pupil, it could mean you are developing cataracts or that something is wrong with your lens (which sits in front of the pupil). Go to your eye doctor and have it examined. If you are talking about the rim of your iris, that often lightens as you get older. The outer edge looks very sharp in a child's eye, but if you look at older people, the edge of the iris looks as if it is more blurred because of a whiter rim. This is normal.
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Is it actually the white bit of her eye?  I think this can be quite common and looks alot more serious than it actually is, however because your grandmother is on the medication I think it's important she goes to see her gp, especially if this happens to her often
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The white is the color that is reflected to our eyes when it reflects off a pack of snow.  As snow accumulates there are millions of surfaces that this light can reflect from.  You can not see through the snow even though it is frozen water because of this.  \n\nIf you look through a microscope at one snow flake it is pretty transparent but not completely.  That is because the amount of reflective surfaces are only a few and going in only a few directions.
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The retina is a lining on the inside of the eye...it is composed of i believe simple squamous...inside the retina are cells called rodes and cones...these are what allow you to either see or not see color
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The Squid.  The squid's eye is 10 percent of it's body.
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The little toe.\nCoccyx\nWisdom teeth\nPlica semilunaris - This is the small fold of tissue on the inside corner of the eye\nGoosebumps.\near lobes.\nprepuce.
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The technical term is "floater".  This is material from the retina (the light detecting portion of the eye) that has made its way into the vitreous fluid of the eye (the jelly-like material that fills up much of the eye).  These can be cholesterol plaques, old blood, or some of the cells that line the retina.  While the majority of these are benign and will clear themselves (usually takes several months), it is recommended that you talk to a doctor about them as they can be a warning sign of more serious medical problems.
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The sinus region  :-)
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C. At the Fovea\nThe fovea is the centermost point in the macula, and responsible for our central, sharpest vision known as MACULA LUTEA
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A. behaviorism\n\nC. wavelenght\n\nD. biological\n\nC. retinal\n\nD clinical\n\nA. ductless\n\nNow, who ever you are, be so good as to go back to the psychology section.
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Ophthalmic Nerve:\n\nSuperior division of trigeminal nerve\n\nSmallest of the 3 branches\n\nWholly sensory; supplies the area of skin derived from embryonic frontonasal prominence\n\nDivides into 3 branches \n\na) Nasociliary\n\nb) Frontal \n\nc) Lacrimal\n\nTakes part in the sensory supply to the skin of the forehead, upper lid & nose.\n\nHopefully that's what you were looking for!