sensory - vision Flashcards

1
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sight

A

perception of objects in environment by means of the light they emit or reflect

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2
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accessory structures (4)

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eyebrows
eyelids
conjunctiva
lacrimal apparatus
entrinsic eye muscles
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3
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anatomy of eye (3)

A

tunics
optical apparatus
neural apparatus

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4
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tunics

3 layers form wall

A
  1. fibrosa sclera = white of eye
    - cornea = transparent region
  2. vasculosa = choroid, ciliary body, iris
  3. interna = retina
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5
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optical apparatus

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transparent elements to admit light

- cornea, aqueous humour, lens, vitreous body

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6
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aqueous humour

optical apparatus

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produced by ciliary body
flows pupil -> anterior chamber
reabsorbed by canal of Schlemm

if reabsorption < secretion = glaucoma

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7
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how image formed

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pupil admits light
- diameter controlled by iris

light bent/refracted - by curvature of cornea towards centre of retina
- refractive index = measure of light

the near response
- adjustment to close range vision

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8
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near response

3 processes to focus image on retina

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  1. convergence of eyes
  2. constriction of pupil
  3. accommodation of lens
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9
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near point of vision

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the closest an object can still be in focus

increased with age

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10
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hyperopia

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far-sighted
correct with convex lens
image behind retina

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11
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myopia

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short sighted
correct with concave lens
image within vitreous

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12
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sensory transduction in retina

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light energy -> action potentials

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13
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retina: cellular layout

(5 layers)

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pigment cell layer
photoreceptor layer
bipolar layer
ganglion layer
nerve fibre layer
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14
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visual pigments

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rods = rhodopsin
cones = photopsin
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15
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photochemical reaction

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cyclical process, same in cones + rods

cis retinal -> trans retinal -> dissociates from opsin -> cis retinal

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16
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colour vision

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based on 3 types of cones: blue, green, red

perception of colour based on mixture of nerve signals

17
Q

focusing by lens

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by changing the curvature of the lens
incoming rays bent by corneathlens
image inverted