Vision Flashcards

1
Q

In what layer of the eye are the photreceptors located?

A

retina

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2
Q

What are the three layers of the uvea?

A

chroid
ciliary body
iris

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3
Q

What layer is continuous with the cornea?

A

sclera

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4
Q

Where to the extraoccular muscles insert?

A

sclera

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5
Q

These two muscles open the eye

A

levator palpibae

superior tarsal

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6
Q

This muscle closes the eye

A

orbicularis occuli

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7
Q

What is so special about the superior tarsal?

A

sm. muscle
NE –> alpha-1 receptors
sympathetic innervation

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8
Q

Which neurotransmitter do the orbicularis occuli and levator palpebrae muscles use?

A

ACh –> nAChR

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9
Q

Which neurotransmitter mediates the pattern generator for coordination of blinking?

A

dopamine

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10
Q

What is the corneal reflex?

A

closing of eyes to nociceptive pain

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11
Q

What is the optic reflex?

A

closing of eyes to bright light or rapidly approaching object

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12
Q

What are the 3 components of tears?

A

aqueous from lacrimal
lipid from lids
mucous from conjunctiva

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13
Q

What type of epithelium is found on the lens?

A

cuboidal

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14
Q

Refraction in cornea and lens: how are they different?

A

cornea: static, more powerful
lens: dynamic, less powerful

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15
Q

Emmetropic

A

eye that is refracting light normally

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16
Q

Optic axis

A

through geometric center, sharpest focus

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17
Q

Visual axis/fovea centralis

A

best color vision

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18
Q

Convergence

A

coordinated movement of eyes inward

19
Q

Edinger-Westphal nucleus

A

cell bodies of preganglionic parasympathetic to ciliary muscle

20
Q

Ciliary ganglion

A

cell bodies of postganglionic parasympathetic to ciliary muscle

21
Q

Hyperopia

A

far-sighted

22
Q

Myopia

A

near-sighted

23
Q

Hyperopia: convex or concave

24
Q

Myopia: convex or concave

25
What is a cataract?
decreased lens opacity
26
Pupillary sphincter
surrounds lens
27
Pupillary dialator
radiates from pupillary spincter
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Where does sympathetic innervation to pupillary dialator come from?
superior cervical ganglion (NE)
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Where does parasympathetic innervation to pupillary sphincter come from?
ciliar ganglion (ACh)
30
What produces aqueous humor?
ciliary body
31
Where is aqueous humor produced?
posterior chamber
32
What is the way out for aqueous humor
canal of Schlemm
33
How does the sympathetic nervous system affect intraocular pressure?
epinephrine stimulates beta-2 receptors, increases [cAMP] and increases inflow norepinephrine stimulates alpha-2 receptors, decreases [cAMP] and decreases flow
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How does bicarbonate generation affect intraocular pressure?
increased Cl- secretion, osmosis, and intraoccular pressure
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What is primary outflow are for aqueous humor?
canal of Schlemm
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What is uveoscleral outflow?
reabsorption of aqueous humor through ciliary muscle
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What is the pathophys of glaucoma?
increased intraoccular pressure
38
What are the two types of glaucoma and the differences between them?
open angle: not dangerous | closed angle: medical emergency
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Fovea centralis
90% of cones in retina
40
Three cone colors
blue, green, red
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4 steps in visual transduction
1. pigment activation 2. G-protein activation 3. phosphodiesterase activation 4. closing is cGMP dependent
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Spacial acuity
distinguish 2 points: eye chart
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Temporal acuity
normally 50 Hz
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Spectral acuity
2 colors as different