Retinal Layers in 1 minute / Mnemonic series # 13

Retinal Layers in 1 minute / Mnemonic series # 13/Retinal layers mnemonic/Retinal layers anatomy /Retinal layers diagram.
The retina can be divided into 10 layers including (1) the inner limiting membrane (ILM); (2) the nerve fiber layer (NFL); (3) the ganglion cell layer (GCL); (4) the inner plexiform layer (IPL); (5) the inner nuclear layer (INL); (6) the outer plexiform layer (OPL); (7) the outer nuclear layer (ONL); (8) the outer limiting membrane (OLM); (9) the photoreceptor layer (PL), and (10) the retinal pigmented epithelium (RPE) monolayer.

[@dominiclombardi]

Nah it should go “In new generation it is only OPTOMETRISTs examining patient’s retina”

[@FrancescoQuibranza]

The mnemonic is a bit insulting to the primary eyecare community.

[@hyperhorizon6273]

@@FrancescoQuibranzawhy

[@FrancescoQuibranza]

​@@hyperhorizon6273 Alright. It's not ENTIRELY an insult. Haha. But still you gotta admit that this mnemonic creates a lack of understanding towards the scope of eyecare providers, be it Ophthalmologists or Optometrists. Optometrists do in fact examine the retina of a patient through ophthalmoscopy.

[@manojmanu5496]

In new generation it is OPhthalmologist ONly examining patients retina will be better

[@mrunalkolhatkar8164]

Love you ❤dude. It's my exam, after 2.5hrs I just searched, now within a minute it's in my brain😎 !

[@navaneeth_us]

This is a saviour. Thank you so much, Sir

[@miranmuslem]

Thank you a lot!

[@rubinasayed8046]

Wonderful drawing and well explanation. Thank you so much.

[@melindaaa1404]

That one guy on youtube that makes everything easier

[@medicKarim]

Thank you so much 🇧🇩 ♥️

[@kmoseberth]

Thank you so much!

[@Shilpimukherjee971]

Thanks for this.

[@mahimanigam1962]

Great. Thanks

[@amgadmikhaeil9776]

This is very helpful. Thank You!

[@Medinaz]

my pleasure

[@healthylifestyle1957]

Thaaankkk yoouuuu ssooo very much. Finally!!!

[@ggeetha8480]

Really super trick to remember

[@KconeAriizabm]

So helpful

[@princewillobeten126]

Nice 👍🏼❤

[@dibakar7952]

Thank you

[@rajnishsingh8480]

thanks man

[@KconeAriizabm]

Woooow so helpful

[@mqasimafridi9567]

Thanks

[@cynosure4289]

East and time saving

[@MaxiKingK]

awesome, thank you

[@Medinaz]

my pleasure

[@taifhasanratul4582]

thanks

[@MrThecrazyzombie]

Thank you good indian guy

[@hosenurrahmanmollick5252]

Awesome.... Thank uuuu

[@Medinaz]

Welcome 😊

[@alkasingh1921]

Excellent work.. nicely explained.. thank you:)

[@Medinaz]

my pleasure

[@rohinivelaga6364]

not so helpful...can easily get confused between nuclear and plexiform layers

[@araceliackerman6696]

Well the plexiform layers will come before the nuclear layers..

[@eric1042]

Genius

[@shreeanjalimohite1801]

👍 nice

[@Medinaz]

thank you..🙂

[@saahilkhan1150]

Very good

[@Medinaz]

thank you

[@shareefebraheem6735]

Your picture has a big mistake as it shows one bipolar cells take from more than one cone cells and this is not true as one cone cell always gives one bipolar cell to one ganglion cell and this is why cones are responsible for highest visual acuity

[@jaikrishna288]

Why can't this be an 'Optometrist examining patients refractive errors' Instead of ophthalmologist examining patients retina.

[@vibzzlab]

retina would help remember that this is for retinal layers 😅

[@shasankpareek7664]

Is mnemonics ko yad karne ka bhi koi mnemonic h kya 🤣🤣