Ciliary glands - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing cycloplegia following the administration of atropine eyedrops during an eye examination which of the following findings should the nurse expect as a result of cycloplegia A. inability to tolerate bright lights B. pinpoint pupils C. blurred vision D. inability to perform an upward gaze - ANSWER ==C. blurred vision Assessment findings of cycloplegia include blurred vision because focusing for near vision is impaired ...

1. Discuss the anatomy and physiology of the brain and brain stem. a. Explain the function of the twelve cranial nerves I – Olfactory (Smell) Function: Sensory, carries impulses for sense and smell Sign of Dysfunction: Loss or disturbance in the sense of smell. II – Optic (Sight) Function: Sensory, carries impulses for vision Sign of Dysfunction: decreased visual acuity and contrast sensitivity, impaired color vision, and an afferent pupillary defect. (blindness) III – Oculom...

CAISS 2 | 299 Questions with verified Answers 100% correct | LATEST 2024/2025 1. 3 portions of the temporal bone--Answer-- squamous (vault) mastoid (base) petrous (base) 2. The lamina papyracea is part of the______.--Answer-- medial wall of the orbit 3. The iris, choroid, and ciliary body belong to the_______.--Answer-- Uvea (part of the eye) 4. The salivary gland includes what 3 additional glands?--Answer-- parotid submandibular sublingual 5. If vessel injury is described only as "dis...

Bio 227-Final Exam-Boise State-Koob Questions and Answers Already Passed A hyposecretion of ADH results in? Diabetes Insipidus An increase in the intraocular pressure may result in this leading cause of blindness? Glaucoma Are the gustatory receptors themselves neurons? No. Are the olfactory receptors true neurons? Yes Briefly describe how rods work. rod-shaped outer part and function in dim light; detect movement well, but poor a sharpness of vision, pick up contrasting dark a...

APHY 101 - Ivy Tech - Lab Exam 1 || Complete Questions, Answers & Images (100% Expert Verified) APHY 101 - Ivy Tech - Lab Exam 1 || Complete Questions, Answers & Images (100% Expert Verified) simple squamous epithelium - ANSWER - Absorption; found in lungs, lining of heart simple cuboidal epithelium - ANSWER - Secretion and absorption; found in kidney tubules, ducts, glads, ovary surface simple columnar epithelium - ANSWER - Absorption; GI tract stratified squamous epithel...

NWHSU PNS Autonomic Innervations Exam Questions Correct Answers Current Update (A+ Pass) Which axons are found in the IML? - Answers - pre ggl sympathetic Which axons in the short ciliary nerves? - Answers - post ggl parasympathetic post ggl sympathetic Which axons in the superior cervical ggl? - Answers - pre sympathetic post sympathetic Which cell bodies in the superior cervical ggl? - Answers - post sympathetic Which axons in the ciliary ggl? - Answers - pre parasymp post pa...

CAISS 2 question with complete solution 20233 portions of the temporal bone - correct answer squamous (vault) mastoid (base) petrous (base) The lamina papyracea is part of the _______________. - correct answer medial wall of the orbit The iris, choroid, and ciliary body belong to the ____________. - correct answer Uvea (part of the eye) The salivary gland includes what 3 additional glands? - correct answer parotid submandibular sublingual If vessel injury is described only as

ABO-AE Review 2 The eyelids are also referred to as: A. Bulbar aperture B. Palpebral aperture C. Tarsal aperture D. Tonic aperture - ANSWER B. Palpebral aperture The primary purpose of the eyelids includes: A. To keep the eye moist through the blinking action B. To protect the eyes C. to help to distribute tears, oxygen, and nutrients/ flush away debris D. All of the above - ANSWER ...

Abducens (VI) - motor origin: pons term: lateral rectus -rotates eye laterally Accommodation - looking at an object up close -eyes converge ex) crossing -pupils constrict -lens changes: more curved (up close) Adaption of sensory receptors - most sensory receptors adapt, become less sensitive during prolonged time; Nociceptors and most proprioreceptors do not adapt Adrenergic neurons - secrete NE sympathetic postganglionic fibers 1. alpha adrenergenic: constrict blood vessels and dila...

MSN620 Quiz 2 - 3 Verified Questions And Answers Rated A+ Three divisions of the trigeminal nerve ANS ophthalmic (V1), maxillary (V2), mandibular (V3) What does the trigeminal nerve provide sensation to? ANS - skin of entire face - mucosa of sinuses of nasal and oral cavities trigeminal nerve provides parasympathetic innervation to... ANS - ciliary body and sphincter pupillae - lacrimal gland - nasal glands - palatial salivary glands, parotid, submandibular, and sublingual glands ...