Vision Physiology I Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Light speed _____ when it passes through a transparent substance

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Light speed decreases when it passes through a transparent substance

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REFRACTIVE INDEX (RI) is the ratio of the speed of light in _____ to the speed of light in the _____

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REFRACTIVE INDEX (RI) is the ratio of the speed of light in air to the speed of light in the substance

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žAn angulated interface with different refractive indices causes _____ of light

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žAn angulated interface with different refractive indices causes bending of light

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žThe ____ of _______ increases as the difference in RI increases and the degree of angulation increases

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žThe degree of refraction increases as the difference in RI increases and the degree of angulation increases

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žThe light rays are eventually focused on the _____.

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žThe light rays are eventually focused on the retina

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6
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______ lens causes converging of light rays

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convex lens causes converging of light rays

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7
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In a convex lens, lightrays begin to bend in the _____ and

converge at the ____ _____.

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In a convex lens, lightrays begin to bend in the periphery and

converge at the focal point.

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A _____ lens causes diverging of light rays.

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A concave lens causes diverging of light rays.

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9
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Refractive power is measured in ______

A

diopters

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The ______ the diopter, the ______ the lens is able to bend light rays to a simple____ ____.

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The greater the diopter, the greater the ens is able to bend light rays to a simple focal point.

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11
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Which lenses are more likely to be measured in diopters?

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Convex lenses

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12
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What structure of the eye has the greatest refractive power?

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the cornea

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What tells you more about refractive power, the intrinsic refractive power value or the difference between refractive power values?

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the difference between refractive power values

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14
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What is the refractive power of the lens?

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20 diopters

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15
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_______ is the ability of the lens to change shape and become fatter or flatter.

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accomodation

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16
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Why is accomodation necessary?

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žto focus the image on the retina

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17
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On the retina, the image is ____ and ____.

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inverted and reversed

18
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Relaxed lens is almost _____ in shape

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Relaxed lens is almost spherical in shape

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Lens held in place by _____ _____ that cause the lens to be _____ under normal resting conditions

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Lens held in place by suspensory ligaments that cause the lens to be flat under normal resting conditions

20
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_____ pulls ligament forward relaxing tension on suspensory ligament making the lens _____

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Contraction pulls ligament forward relaxing tension on suspensory ligament making the lens fatter

21
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refractive power is greater when ciliary muscles are _____and lens is ____

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refractive power is greater when ciliary muscles are contracted and lens is fatter

22
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Ciliary muscle controlled by _____ nerve signals

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Ciliary muscle controlled by parasympathetic nerve signals

23
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When a person looks at an object in the distance, do the ciliary muscles need to contract?

24
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For near vision, the ciliary muscles ____and the central lens thickness ____to increase its power.

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For near vision, the ciliary muscles contract and the central lens thickness increases to increase its power.

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Presbyopia: ## Footnote žInability to \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_ of the proteins of the lens žLens less \_\_\_\_
Presbyopia: ## Footnote žInability to **_accommodate_** **_žDenaturation_** of the proteins of the lens žLens less **_elastic_**
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hyperopia ## Footnote accommodate to see ____ objects. eyeball too ____ or refractive power of lens is too \_\_\_\_ the focal point goes ____ \_\_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_\_
hyperopia ## Footnote accommodate to see **_far_** objects. eyeball too **_short_** or refractive power of lens is too **_small_**. the focal point goes **_beyond the retina_**
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myopia ## Footnote when eyeball is too _____ or too \_\_\_\_refractive power in the lens. Focal point is ____ \_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_.
myopia ## Footnote when eyeball is too long or too much refractive power in the lens. Focal point is before the retina.
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Myopia corrected with _____ lens
Myopia corrected with **_concave_** lens
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Hyperopia corrected with _____ lens
Hyperopia corrected with **_convex_** lens
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Astigmatism causes a change in the ____ of light.
angulation
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Cataracts are characterized by a cloudy or \_\_\_\_\_area of the \_\_\_\_caused by the ____ of lens proteins
Cataracts are characterized by a cloudy or **_opaque_** area of the **_lens_** caused by the **_coagulation_** of lens proteins
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Visual Acuity ## Footnote \_\_\_\_ or _____ of vision žAbility to perceive ____ \_\_\_\_\_ žDiscern letters or numbers at a given distance (\_\_\_\_ feet)
Visual Acuity ## Footnote **_Clarity_** or **_sharpness_** of vision žAbility to perceive **_small details_** žDiscern letters or numbers at a given distance (**_20_** feet)
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Motion parallax: a ____ depth cue in which we view objects that are closer to us as moving ____ than objects that are further away from us.
Motion parallax: a **_monocular_** depth cue in which we view objects that are closer to us as moving **_faster_** than objects that are further away from us.
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stereopsis: you can see with ____ eyes better than you can see with\_\_\_\_
stereopsis: you can see **_two_** eyes better than you can see with **_one_**
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Intraocular fluid keeps the eyeball ____ and \_\_\_\_\_.
Intraocular fluid keeps the eyeball **_round_** and **_distended_**
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2 types of intraocular fluid: ## Footnote 1. ______ humor: freely flowing fluid 2. _____ humor: Gelatinous mass with little flow of fluid
2 types of intraocular fluid: ## Footnote 1. **_Aqueous_** humor: freely flowing fluid 2. **_Vitreous_** humor: Gelatinous mass with little flow of fluid
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Formation of aqueous humor: ## Footnote * Produced by ___ \_\_\_\_\_\_ of the ____ \_\_\_\_ at a rate of 2-3 microliters/min * Aqueous humor formed by ____ \_\_\_\_\_ of ____ \_\_\_\_\_ * Active transport of ___ followed by ____ and \_\_\_\_ * Water follows by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Formation of aqueous humor: ## Footnote * Produced by **_ciliary processes_** of the **_ciliary body_** at a rate of 2-3 microliters/min * Aqueous humor formed by **_active secretion_** of **_ciliary processes_** * Active transport of **_Na+_** followed by **_Cl-_** and **_HCO3-_** * Water follows by **_osmosis_**
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Outflow of aqueous humor from the eye: ## Footnote Flow of aqueous humor through the ___ into the _____ \_\_\_\_ of the eye Fluid flows _____ to the ____ and into the angle between the ____ and \_\_\_\_ \_\_\_\_ __ \_\_\_\_\_ and into the _____ \_\_ \_\_\_\_which empties into ______ \_\_\_\_\_.
Outflow of aqueous humor from the eye: ## Footnote Flow of aqueous humor through the **_pupil_** into the **_anterior chamber_** of the eye Fluid flows **_anterior_** to the **_lens_** and into the angle between the **_cornea_** and **_iris_** **_Meshwork of trabeculae_** and into the **_canal of schlemm_** which empties into **_extraocular veins_**
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Intraocular pressure measures how quickly the flow of ____ \_\_\_\_ enters ____ \_\_ \_\_\_\_.
Intraocular pressure measures how quickly the flow of **_aqueous humor_** enters **_canal of schlemm_**
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Intraocular pressure is žnormally \_\_mmHg with a range of 12-20 mmHg
Intraocular pressure is žnormally **_15_** mmHg with a range of 12-20 mmHg