07.2 Visual Pathways Flashcards

1
Q

What is the visual pathway from the eye to visual cortex?

A
Eye
Optic Nerve
Optic Chiasm
Optic Tract
Lateral geniculate nucleus
Optic Radiations
Visual Cortex
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2
Q

Which fibres are responsible for temporal vision?

A

Nasal fibres

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3
Q

Which fibres are responsible for nasal vision?

A

Temporal fibres

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4
Q

What occurs if there is a lesion before the optic chiasm?

A

Monocular anopia

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5
Q

What occurs if there is a lesion at the chiasm?

A

Bilateral temporal hemianopsia

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6
Q

What occurs if there is a lesion at the optic tract?

A

Contralateral homonomous hemianopsia

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7
Q

What occurs if there is a lesion at the optic radiations?

A

Quadrantinopsia

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8
Q

How can macular sparing occur with hemianopsias?

A

In a posterior cerebral artery stroke.

Middle cerebral artery supplies the occipital pole so macula function remains intact.

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