Optician Nao Book 1 Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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1. Medial retus evaporation is the _ layer
muscle where
is it? What
does it do?
2. Lateral retus
muscle where
is it? What
does it do?
3. Three
positions of
the eye
4. Difference be-
tween
adduction and
abduction
5. 3 layers of tear
film in order
from
outermost to
in-nermost are
_ , _ , and _
6. The layer of
the tear film
Thats
responsible
for the
prevention of
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, Optician Nao Book 1 Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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Attached to the inside front
of the eyeglobe and the *Primary position: looking straight ahead
annulus of zinn at the back. *Secondary position: looking exactly up and down vertically and
It pulls the top of the eye horizontally left or right
back and also towards the *Tertiary position: in between secondary position up and in and down or
nose out
Adduction: rotation towards your
nose Abduction: rotation towards
Attached to the outside the temple
front of the eyeglobe and
the annulus of zinn at the
back. It pulls the outside of Lipid, aqueous and mucin
the front of the globe
towards the back of the
eye socket
Lipid
7. Aqueous
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1. Medial retus evaporation is the _ layer
muscle where
is it? What
does it do?
2. Lateral retus
muscle where
is it? What
does it do?
3. Three
positions of
the eye
4. Difference be-
tween
adduction and
abduction
5. 3 layers of tear
film in order
from
outermost to
in-nermost are
_ , _ , and _
6. The layer of
the tear film
Thats
responsible
for the
prevention of
1/
9
, Optician Nao Book 1 Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
Attached to the inside front
of the eyeglobe and the *Primary position: looking straight ahead
annulus of zinn at the back. *Secondary position: looking exactly up and down vertically and
It pulls the top of the eye horizontally left or right
back and also towards the *Tertiary position: in between secondary position up and in and down or
nose out
Adduction: rotation towards your
nose Abduction: rotation towards
Attached to the outside the temple
front of the eyeglobe and
the annulus of zinn at the
back. It pulls the outside of Lipid, aqueous and mucin
the front of the globe
towards the back of the
eye socket
Lipid
7. Aqueous
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9
