Quiz 1 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Sensation

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Activation of our 5 senses

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2
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Perception

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The putting together of information that we have in the physical world

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3
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Computer vision

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Computers take a really long time to learn

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4
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Top down processing

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Knowledge based (I know what a cat is)

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5
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Bottom up processing

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Data based / stimulus based (Is it soft? Does it have a tail?)

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6
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Distal stimulus

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Constant properties, 3D, real life object

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Proximal stimulus

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Varying properties in size and shape, 2D, also flipped upside down

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8
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Perception stimulus

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Constant properties, what we see, 3D

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9
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What light is visible to us?

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400-700nm

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10
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What are the 2 parameters of light?

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Wavelength and intensity

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11
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Cornea

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bends light to point on retina (fixed focal lens that bends light the same amount)

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Lens

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changes thickness and curvature based on distance

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Acommodation

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Lens is thinner, less curved when looking far away. Lens is thicker, more curved when looking close.

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14
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Myopia

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Nearsightedness
Difficulty in focusing distant points

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15
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Hyperopia

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Difficulty in focusing at close distances

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16
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Presbyopia (“old eye”)

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Failure to accommodate, near point changes

17
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What are the eye diseases of the cornea?

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Myopia and hyperopia, due to curvature of cornea

Astigmatism (main)

18
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Aqueous Humor

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Clear substance between cornea and lens that provides nutrition and cushioning

Pressure, nutrients, clear debris, every four hours

19
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What is the disease involving the aqueous humor?

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Glaucoma

Pressure in eye due to aqueous humor not draining correctly

20
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Iris

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Muscle surrounding pupil

21
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Pupil

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A gap that allows light into the eye

22
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Main disease caused by lens problems?

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Cataracts: opacities in the lens

23
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Vitreous Humor

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Provides nutrition and support to the eye

DOES NOT FLUSH

24
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Fovea

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Center of retina that helps with detailed vision

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Photoreceptors
On the retina and contain photopigments that are sensitive to light
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Rods
120 million in each eye Very sensitive to light 500 x more sensitive than cones No cells in fovea High concentration in periphery No color
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Cones
Daytime system 6 million in each eye Fovea only has cones but most are outside the fovea Color vision
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Optic Disk
Region where optic nerve fibers exit the retina Blindspot; no receptors
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Dark adaptation
Increase in sensitivity to light that takes place as the eyes stay in the dark
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Photopic
day or well lit environment
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Mesopic
Dusk or dawn
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Scotopic
Night or dark
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Purkinje shift
Increased sensitivity to short wavelengths when switching from cones to rods
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Visual Acuity
At birth, vision is 20/500 Rapidly increases to 20/40 by 6 or 7 months old