U3 T2 visual perception Flashcards

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define presbyopia

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a condition that develops as the lens loses elasticity and causes difficulties in focusing on objects that are close

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define floaters

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clumps of matter that appear as small specks or spots in the central vision

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define cataracts

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cloudy spots in the lens that cause vision to become blurred when proteins in the lens breaks down

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define glaucoma

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a disease affecting the optic nerve that interferes with the transmission of peripheral visual info to the brain

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define age-related macular degeneration

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a build-up of grainy deposits in the centre of the retina causing deterioration of central vision

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define inherited visual disorder

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visual disorders passed down from parents to children due to genetic factors

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define congenital visual disorders

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visual disorders present at birth

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define colour vision deficiency

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a genetically inherited disorder affecting how people percieve colour

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define retinis pigmentosa

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a gentic degenerative disease affecting the retina

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1. define

reception

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stimulus energy is collected by the sense organ

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deinfe 2.

transduction

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stimulus energy is converted by the receptor cells into electrochemical nerve impulses

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define 3.

transmisstion

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receptor cells send the nerve impulses to the priary sesnory cortex where specialised receptor cells respond as the process of perception begins

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deinfe 4.

selection

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selecting important sensory info on which to focus attention from the millions of stimuli we recieve

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define 5.

organisation

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sensory info reaches the brain and is reorganised so we can make sense of it

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define 6.

interpretation

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stimulus is given meaning in the brain based on past experiences, motives, values and context