W21-L11: Higher Visual Processing Flashcards

1
Q

Where do M cells terminate in the visual cortex?

A

Layer 4 C a

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2
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Where do P cells terminate in the visual cortex?

A

Layer 4 C b

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3
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What are the characteristics of M Cells?

A
  • Large diameter ganglion cells

- wavelength insensitive

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4
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Where do M cells in layer 4 C a of the visual cortex project to next?

A

Layer 4 C B

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5
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Where is mixing of P and M cell visual information?

A

After you enter the primary visual cortex

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6
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What is directional sensitivity and where do cells show it?

A

cells that respond to a moving stimulus, but only in a single direction, some cells in layer 4 b

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7
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What percentage of the cortex is involved in vision?

A

40%

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8
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What are the two parallel visual streams and what do they contain?

A

Dorsal: where is the visual field is an object

Ventral: what is identifying the object in the visual field and colour

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9
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What is area MT?

A

middle temporal lobe is an area specialized for processing object motion

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10
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What are characteristics of neurones in area MT?

A
  • large receptive fields.
  • Respond to stimulus movement.
  • Almost all the cells in area MT are directional selective.
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11
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How is colour perceived?

A

determined by the activity of ganglion cells, P ganglion cells exhibit a colour opponent centre- surround

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12
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What is Area V4?

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Part of the ventral stream, Neurons in V4 have large receptive fields that are both orientation selective and colour selective, Important for perception of shape and colour.

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13
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What is area IT?

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A major output of Area V4, Important for visual memory and perception and perception of faces.

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14
Q

What are two ways colour vision deficiencies occur by?

A

Acquired or inherited

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15
Q

T/F Few people are truly colour blind

A

True

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16
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What are the three groups of those with colour blindness?

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  • Monochromacy: People have only one type of cone.
  • Dichromacy: Sufferers have only two functional cones.
  • Anomalous trichromacy: Sufferers have all three cones, but one expresses abnormal pigment and doesn’t work the same as normal cones.
17
Q

What are the types of inherited colour vision deficiencies?

A
  • Protanope: no red cone
  • Protanomal: abnormal red cone
  • Deutanope: no green cone
  • Deutanomal: abnormal green cone
  • Tritanope: no blue cone
  • Tritanomal: abnormal blue cone