The Eye, The Ear Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
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Which nerve provides after ent impulses for vision

A

Optic II

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2
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Which never provides motor control of eye and constricts iris

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Oculomotor III

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3
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Which 2 nerves supplies eyeball movement and proprioception

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Trochlear IV and Abducens VI

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4
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Which nerve controls lacrimal gland and tears

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Facial VII

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5
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Lacrimal caruncle provides elevation at medial comminsure and contains

A

Oil and sweat glands

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6
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what percentage of sensory receptors are in the eye?

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70%

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7
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TRUE or FALSE: half of the cerebral cortex is involved with processing balance and hearing

A

FALSE: it is involved with vision

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8
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Eyebrows prevent ??? from reaching the eye

A

perspiration.

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9
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Conjunctiva is a ??? that produces a ??? that lubricates the eye

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transparent membrane, produces mucous secretion

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10
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bulbar conjunctiva lines which part of the eye, eyelids or white of the white of the eyes?

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white of the eyes

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11
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what secretion is made of a dilute saline solution containing mucus, antibodies, and
lysozyme

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tears

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12
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eyeball contains three layers, the fibrous, vascular and ???

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sensory

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13
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fibrous layer of eyeball consists of connective tissue called the ??? and ???

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sclera and cornea

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14
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does the sclera or cornea give eyeballs their shape?

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sclera

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15
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does the sclera or cornea bend light as it enters the eye?

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cornea

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16
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what helps make the cornea clear/ helps with clarity?

A

Sodium pumps of the corneal endothelium on
the inner face

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17
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the vascular layer of the eye consists of three layers, the iris, choroid and ???

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ciliary body

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18
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which supplies blood to all regions of the eye, the choroid, iris or ciliary body?

A

choroid

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19
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what does the choroid region do to prevent visual confusion

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absorbs light to prevent visual
confusion

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20
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what controls the lens shape?

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ciliary body

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21
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TRUE or FALSE: Capillaries of ciliary processes secrete fluid

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TRUE

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22
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what type of vision and light brightness causes sphincter papillae
(circular muscles) to contract; pupils constrict

A

close vision and bright light

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23
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what type of vision and light brightness causes dilator papillae (radial
muscles) to contract; pupils dilate

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distant vision and dim light

24
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is distant or close vision sympathetic response?

A

distant vision

25
is distant or close vision a parasympathetic response?
close vision
26
The sensory layer of the eye consists of ???
the retina
27
the retina is a delicate 2-layered membrane that absorbs ??? and prevents ??? and stores ???
light and prevents its scattering and stores vitamin A
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the neural layer of the retina is a ??? that transduces light energy
photoreceptor
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TRUE or FALSE: the neural layer fo the retina contains bipolar cells, ganglion cells, amacrine cells, and horizontal cells
TRUE these help with transmitting and processing signals
30
the optic nerve turns into ??? in the retina
ganglion cells
31
the rods in the eye operate in dim or bright light and provide indistinct, fuzzy, non-colour peripheral vision?
dim
32
the cones in the eye operate in dim or bright light and provide high-acuity colour vision?
bright
33
cones are concentrated in what part of the eye?
the fovea centralis and are found in the macula lutea
34
rods in the eye are more numerous at peripheral region of the retina, away from the ???
macula lutea
35
vitreous humour transmits ??? and holds the neural retina firmly against
transmits light and holds neural retina against pigmented layer
36
which humour supplies nutrients and oxygen mainly to the lens and cornea but also to the retina, and removes wastes
aqueous humour
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TRUE or FALSE: refraction is the Bending of a light ray due to change in speed when light passes from one transparent medium to another
TRUE
38
does refraction need to occur for distant vision?
only a very small amount, as light rays from distant objects are nearly parallel at the eye and eye basically at rest
39
for what type of vision must the eye make active adjustments?
close vision because light diverges at it gets closer to the eye
40
high resolution vision is due to non-converging pathways in rods or cones?
cones
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what is the visual pigment of rods?
rhodopsin which is formed from vitamin A
42
rhodopsin breaks down when ???
light enters the eye and is absorbed
43
afferent impulses for hearing occurs in which part of what nerve?
the cochlear part of vestibulocochlear nerve
44
afferent impulses for sense of balance occur in which part of what nerve?
the vestubular branch of vestibulocochlear
45
what is the point of the auditory tube in the middle ear?
allows outside air in to equalise pressure
46
what resppnds to gravity and changes in the position of the head in the ear?
the vestibule
47
what is the vestibule?
it is a Central egg-shaped cavity of the bony labyrinth of semi circular canals
48
semicircular canal receptors respond to what type of motion
rotational movements of the head
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where do sounds in the hearing range travel through?
through the cochlear duct, vibrating the basilar membrane at a specific location, according to the frequency of the sound
50
what resonates in response to high-frequency pressure waves in the cochlea?
short, stiff fibres that span the width of the basilar membrane near oval window
51
there is 1 row of inner hair cells and 3 rows of outer hair cells in what part of the cochlea?
the spiral organ
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maculae in the ear respond to which type of movement: rotation or linear acceleration forces?
linear acceleration forces
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whereabouts can you find maculae that respond to vertical movement of head
saccule
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whereabouts can you find maculae that respond to horizontal movements and tilting the head side to side?
the utricle
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how is the crista ampularis activated?
Cristae respond to changes in velocity of rotatory movements of the head