Answer:
Nerve impulses will not travel down the optic nerve.
Explanation:
The retina is one of the membranes of the posterior follow-up of the eye, whose function is to transform the light stimulus into a nerve stimulus. The nerve membrane of the eye and its territory extend from the optic nerve to the pupil. It is formed by ten layers, of which stand out the pigment epithelium (the outermost layer) and the sensory layer (composed for photoreceptors). For this reason, we can conclude that if the retina were damaged the nerve impulses would not travel through the optic nerve.
