Question

what is the name for this part of the internal layer of the eye?

which reflex is being tested here?

Explanation:

Identify the indicated eye structure

The first question asks for the name of a specific part of the internal layer of the eye. The arrow points to the inner, yellow-colored layer lining the posterior cavity of the eyeball. The internal layer (sensory tunic) of the eye is the retina.

Identify the reflex being tested

The second question shows individuals smelling or tasting something sour (like a lemon on the table) and salivating or reacting to a gustatory/olfactory stimulus. This demonstrates the salivary reflex, where a sour stimulus (acid) triggers autonomic salivation.

Formulate the final answers

For Question 1, the indicated internal layer of the eye is the retina. For Question 2, the reflex being tested is the salivary reflex.

Answer:

Question 1

The name for this part of the internal layer of the eye is <blank>Retina</blank>.

Question 2

The reflex being tested here is the <blank>Salivary reflex</blank>.