wangemann vision 1 Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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what is the mammilian chromophore?

A

retinal

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2
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what is the dual nature of light?

A
  1. wave

2. photon

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3
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convex lens focal point

A

positive focal distance

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4
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concave lens focal point

A

negative focal distance

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5
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focal power is measured in what?

A

diopter

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6
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diopter =?

A

1 / focal distance (m)

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7
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what determines focal power?

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  1. shape of lens
  2. refractive index of lens material and surrounding medium
  3. wavelength
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8
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what are the additive colors?

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RGB, addition to white

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9
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what are the subtractive colors?

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CMYK, subtract to black

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10
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what is the fovea centralis?

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pit-like structure in the central viewing area that has the highest concentration of photoreceptor cells
-humans, monkeys and some birds

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11
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what is the area centralis?

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flat area in the central viewing area with a higher concentration of photoreceptor cells
- dogs, cats, most animals

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12
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what is the macula lutea?

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central area of the human retina, where photoreceptors store yellow pigments

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13
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what light does yellow pigment absorb

A

blue

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14
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in the anableps underwater vision, what provides the main refraction?

A

lens

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15
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in the anableps above water vision, what provides the main refraction?

A

cornea

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16
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what is emmetropria?

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a status of normal vision where a relaxed ciliary muscle flattens the lens to project a focused image of far objects onto the retina

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17
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is there accommodation in emmetropia?

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no

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18
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accommodation occurs when looking near or far?

A

near

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19
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what happens to the ciliary muscle, zonular fibers and lens in accommodation?

A

ciliary muscle contracted
zonular fibers relaxed
lens is rounded

20
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presbyopia is what

A
  • aging - stiff lens
  • reduced accommodation
  • corrective lens = convex
21
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hyperopia is what

A
  • far-sighted
  • bulbus too short
  • corrective lens = convex
22
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myopia is what

A
  • near-sighted
  • bulbus too long
  • corrective lens = concave
23
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astigmatism

24
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maintenance of corneal transparency depends on what ?

A

active ion transport

25
can corneal epithelium regenerate?
yes (5-7 days)
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can corneal endothelial cells regenerate?
no
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what is reshaped by a laser in LASIK surgery?
corneal stroma
28
do cells of the lens have organelles?
no
29
what is the largest avascular organ of the body?
the lens
30
what is transparency of the lens dependent on?
1. ion transport | 2. delivery of nutrients and antioxidants to fiber cells
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the lens circulatory system is driven by what ion?
Na+
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how can cataracts be corrected?
removal of crystalline lens and implanting yellow artificial lens
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what cells secrete the aqueous humor?
ciliary epithelium
34
normal pressure in the eye
15 mmHg
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glaucoma causes what?
retinal damage due to elevated intraocular pressure
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what commonly causes glaucoma?
blockage of the efflux pathway
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open angle glaucoma is
cellular debris
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closed angle glaucoma is
the lens has moved forward | -medical emergency
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is all retinal pigmented epithelium (RPE) pigmented?
no
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RPE digests what?
photoreceptor outer segments
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nocturnal animal eyes
1. big eye/pupils 2. high density of rods 3. tapetum lucidum
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what is the function of the tapetum lucidum?
reflects photons back into the retina
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what makes up the tapetum lucidum?
1. tapetum cellulosum (dogs, cats ferrets, etc) | 2. tapetum fibrosum (horses, cows, sheep, etc)
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tapetum cellulosum
reflective material consists of cells that store densely packed zinc-cysteine
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tapetum fibrosum
reflective material that consists of extracellular densely packed collagen fibers
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posterior vitreous detachment
with age, the vitreous body liquefies and detaches from the retina (floaters)