wangemann vision 1 Flashcards
(46 cards)
what is the mammilian chromophore?
retinal
what is the dual nature of light?
- wave
2. photon
convex lens focal point
positive focal distance
concave lens focal point
negative focal distance
focal power is measured in what?
diopter
diopter =?
1 / focal distance (m)
what determines focal power?
- shape of lens
- refractive index of lens material and surrounding medium
- wavelength
what are the additive colors?
RGB, addition to white
what are the subtractive colors?
CMYK, subtract to black
what is the fovea centralis?
pit-like structure in the central viewing area that has the highest concentration of photoreceptor cells
-humans, monkeys and some birds
what is the area centralis?
flat area in the central viewing area with a higher concentration of photoreceptor cells
- dogs, cats, most animals
what is the macula lutea?
central area of the human retina, where photoreceptors store yellow pigments
what light does yellow pigment absorb
blue
in the anableps underwater vision, what provides the main refraction?
lens
in the anableps above water vision, what provides the main refraction?
cornea
what is emmetropria?
a status of normal vision where a relaxed ciliary muscle flattens the lens to project a focused image of far objects onto the retina
is there accommodation in emmetropia?
no
accommodation occurs when looking near or far?
near
what happens to the ciliary muscle, zonular fibers and lens in accommodation?
ciliary muscle contracted
zonular fibers relaxed
lens is rounded
presbyopia is what
- aging - stiff lens
- reduced accommodation
- corrective lens = convex
hyperopia is what
- far-sighted
- bulbus too short
- corrective lens = convex
myopia is what
- near-sighted
- bulbus too long
- corrective lens = concave
astigmatism
oval lense
maintenance of corneal transparency depends on what ?
active ion transport