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| 1. | Simple Minds song played during opening and closing credits |
| 3. | It’s far more plentiful in both humors than in blood plasma |
| 4. | Type of ciliary body receptor that slows down aqueous production |
| 5. | Inner TM, with large holes |
| 6. | Thin layer of tissue between TM and Schlemm’s Canal |
| 7. | Gonio trick to locate Schwalbe’s Line |
| 10. | Unless “flare” there’s hardly any of this in anterior chamber |
| 12. | Part of vitreous most strongly attached |
| 13. | “Ligament” attaching vitreous to lens |
| 14. | Most anterior gonio landmark |
| 17. | Humorous fluid of anterior and posterior chambers |
| 18. | Gonio finding following trauma indicating tear in ciliary muscle |
| 19. | Vitreous fossa occupied by the lens |
| 21. | Secondary form of aqueous outflow |
| 24. | These giants on inner wall of Schlemm’s facilitate humor outflow |
| 25. | Surgical removal of ocular gel |
| 26. | Brian was a member of the math, Latin and _____ clubs |
| 30. | Portion of TM that’s darker and drains more aqueous |
| 32. | Vitreous traction can cause this peripheral problem |
| 34. | He reluctantly carried John’s weed in his pants |
| 35. | Claire’s lunch |
| 36. | Emilio, Anthony, Judd, Molly and Ally from this film are members |
| 37. | Thin, cell-dense portion of vitreous |
| 39. | Provides passage for aqueous humor between the chambers |
| 41. | Type of ciliary body receptor that speeds up aqueous production |
| 42. | Director John |