General Senses & The Eye Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

Define exteroceptors

A

Respond to external stimuli

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2
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Define interceptors

A

Respond to internal stimuli

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3
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Define Proprioceptors

A

Respond to specific internal stimuli

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4
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Extroceptors examples

A

Meissner corpuscle - light touch
Pacinian corpuscle - heavy touch
Free nerve ending - very light touch

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5
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Introceptor examples

A

Secondary (type II muscle fibers) and primary ( type Ia muscle fibers) sensory endings

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6
Q

Tactile 2pt discrimination test demonstrates what?

A

How finely innervated an area of skin is

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7
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Tactile localization

A

Ability to identify the site of tactile stimulation

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8
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Adaptation

A

Change in sensitivity with the same amount of stimuli

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9
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Negative afterimage

A

Opposite perception due to adaptation

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10
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Referred pain

A

Pain being perceived in an area different from the one actually receiving painful stimuli

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11
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Projection

A

Brain referring sensations to usual point of stimulation

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12
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Refraction

A

Light speeds or slows in different mediums which causes it to bend

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13
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Accommodation

A

Ability for eye to focus on objects in near vision

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14
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Emmetropia

A

Relaxed eye focused on object more than six meters away

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15
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Hyperopia

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Farsighted, light focus behind retina (convex)

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16
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Astigmatism

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Cornea or lens with improper curve

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17
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Conjunctivitis

A

Pink eye, swelling of conjunctiva

18
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Cataract

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Blurred vision because lens gets cloudy

19
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Myopia

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Near sighted, light locus before retina (concave)

20
Q

Glaucoma

A

Increased eye pressure causing gradual loss of vision

21
Q

Lens flattens for?

A

Distant vision

22
Q

Lens budges for?

23
Q

What happens in parasympathetic

A

Ciliary muscles contract thus loosening ligaments (radial muscles)

24
Q

What happens in sympathetic

A

Cillary muscles relax which tightens ligaments (circular muscles)

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Lesion in optic tract
Loss of vision on the opposite side
26
Lesion in the optic nerve
Loss of vision in the same side
27
Lesion in optic chiasm
Loss of peripheral vision
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Eyelid purpose
Protects eye anteriorly
29
Eyelash purpose
Protects from border of eyelid
30
Ciliary gland purpose
Modified sweat gland and conducts heat
31
Conjunctiva
Lines eyelid and outer surface of eyeball
32
Lacrimal gland
Tear formation
33
Rods purpose
Helps see shades of grey in dim lighting
34
Cones purpose
Helps see precisely and in color
35
Pathway of light
Cornea to pupils to iris to lens to vitreous humor to retina
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Importance of ophthalmoscopic examination
Detects eye diseases and diabetes
37
Importance of papillary and convergence reflexes
Constricts eye from bright light
38
Anterior cavity contains what
Aqueous humor
39
Posterior cavity contains what
Vitreous humor
40
Cones are primarily found in what
Fovea centralis