Multiple Choice
What region of the retina provides the sharpest vision?
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15. The Special Senses
Structure of the Eyeball
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What is the largest chamber of the eye?
A
Corneal chamber
B
Anterior chamber
C
Posterior chamber
D
Vitreous chamber
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Understand the anatomy of the eye: The eye is composed of several chambers that help maintain its shape and function.
Identify the different chambers: The eye has three main chambers - the anterior chamber, the posterior chamber, and the vitreous chamber.
Define each chamber: The anterior chamber is located between the cornea and the iris, the posterior chamber is between the iris and the lens, and the vitreous chamber is the large space behind the lens filled with vitreous humor.
Compare the sizes: The vitreous chamber is the largest chamber in the eye, occupying the majority of the eye's volume.
Conclude with the correct answer: Based on the anatomical structure and size, the largest chamber of the eye is the vitreous chamber.
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