Dadd On the Nature And Treatment of the Diseases of Cattle With Descriptions a
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The cornea may be considered as the shield that protects the eye, yet in consequence of its transparency, it is also operative in the production of vision.
4:th. Iris. — This is the movable curtain of the eye, adapts the eye to vision, possesses the property of contraction and ex- pansion ; in its centre is a perforation commonly known as the pupil. The dimension of the pupil depends entirely on its conti-action and dilatation ; in a very dark barn (provided the eye be in a healthy condition), ...the pupil will be very much di- lated ; in a barn well lighted the pupil will be quite small. The iris is a fibro-muscular membrane, abundantly supplied with blood-vessels and nerves, and coated with a, substance known as uvea which is derived from the pigment. The arte- ries of the iris come from the ciliary, its nerves are derived from the ciliary.
5th. Choroid Coat. — This coat or membrane lies beneath the sclerotica ; it extends from the optic foramen to the ciliaiy edge of the cornea ; both of its surfaces are coated with pig- mentj which absorb the rays of light ; the outer coating is en- tirely black ; the inner one is a mixture of black and green, which lines the posterior half of the dark chamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cornea may be considered as the shield that protects the eye, yet in consequence of its transparency, it is also operative in the production of vision.
4:th. Iris. — This is the movable curtain of the eye, adapts the eye to vision, possesses the property of contraction and ex- pansion ; in its centre is a perforation commonly known as the pupil. The dimension of the pupil depends entirely on its conti-action and dilatation ; in a very dark barn (provided the eye be in a healthy condition), ...the pupil will be very much di- lated ; in a barn well lighted the pupil will be quite small. The iris is a fibro-muscular membrane, abundantly supplied with blood-vessels and nerves, and coated with a, substance known as uvea which is derived from the pigment. The arte- ries of the iris come from the ciliary, its nerves are derived from the ciliary.
5th. Choroid Coat. — This coat or membrane lies beneath the sclerotica ; it extends from the optic foramen to the ciliaiy edge of the cornea ; both of its surfaces are coated with pig- mentj which absorb the rays of light ; the outer coating is en- tirely black ; the inner one is a mixture of black and green, which lines the posterior half of the dark chamber.
What to read after Dadd On the Nature And Treatment of the Diseases of Cattle With Descriptions a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George H Dadd to read onlineMoreLess
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