The Point Where the Optic Nerve Exits the Retina Is

Question

The point where the optic nerve exits the retina is called the
A) fovea.
B) blind spot.
C) sclera.
D) choroid.
E) vitreous humor.

Accepted Answer

The point where the optic nerve exits the retina is called the blind spot. This area has no photoreceptors, so any images that fall on this spot cannot be seen.