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True or false: The retinal pigmented epithelium (RPE) forms the outermost layer of the retina.
True or false: The retinal pigmented epithelium (RPE) forms the outermost layer of the retina.
True
True or false: The RPE is more adherent to the choroid than the rest of the retinal tissue.
True or false: The RPE is more adherent to the choroid than the rest of the retinal tissue.
True
True or false: The RPE is pigmented in the tapetal fundus and can be seen clinically.
True or false: The RPE is pigmented in the tapetal fundus and can be seen clinically.
False
True or false: The inner sensory retina contains nine layers.
True or false: The inner sensory retina contains nine layers.
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True or false: The optic retina extends from the optic disc to the ora ciliaris retinae.
True or false: The optic retina extends from the optic disc to the ora ciliaris retinae.
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True or false: The RPE helps to phagocytose the dead photoreceptors.
True or false: The RPE helps to phagocytose the dead photoreceptors.
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True or false: The tigroid fundus refers to the visibility of the underlying choroid and sclera in the non-tapetal area where there is no pigment in the RPE.
True or false: The tigroid fundus refers to the visibility of the underlying choroid and sclera in the non-tapetal area where there is no pigment in the RPE.
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True or false: The sensory retina or neuroretina is composed of layers 2 through 10 and is responsible for processing the neuronal signal or visual sensation.
True or false: The sensory retina or neuroretina is composed of layers 2 through 10 and is responsible for processing the neuronal signal or visual sensation.
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True or false: The retinal thickness is primarily influenced by the vascularity rather than the dominant type of photoreceptor.
True or false: The retinal thickness is primarily influenced by the vascularity rather than the dominant type of photoreceptor.
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Study Notes
Retinal Layers and Structure
- The retinal pigmented epithelium (RPE) forms the outermost layer of the retina.
- The RPE is more adherent to the choroid than the rest of the retinal tissue.
RPE Characteristics
- The RPE is pigmented in the tapetal fundus and can be seen clinically.
- The RPE helps to phagocytose the dead photoreceptors.
Retinal Layers
- The inner sensory retina contains more than nine layers.
- The sensory retina or neuroretina is composed of layers 2 through 10 and is responsible for processing the neuronal signal or visual sensation.
Retinal Regions
- The optic retina extends from the optic disc to the ora ciliaris retinae.
Fundus Appearance
- The tigroid fundus refers to the visibility of the underlying choroid and sclera in the non-tapetal area where there is no pigment in the RPE.
Retinal Thickness
- The retinal thickness is primarily influenced by the vascularity rather than the dominant type of photoreceptor.
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Test your knowledge of the layers of the retina with this quiz! From the outermost layer to the innermost layer, see if you can correctly identify and arrange the different components of the retina. Discover interesting facts about the retinal pigmented epithelium (RPE) and more. Challenge yourself and learn about the anatomy of the eye in this retina layer quiz.
