5 Topography & Vasculature Flashcards

1
Q

In the retina, 1st order neurons are ______

2nd order ________

3rd order _______

A

Photoreceptors

Bipolar cells

Retinal ganglion cells

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2
Q

When light passes through the layers of the retina to be converted into neural signal, what order neurons come into contact with the light first?

A

3rd order neurons

Retinal Ganglion Cells

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3
Q

After light passes through the retina.. what order does it go in to send signals to the brain?

A

1st order neurons (photoreceptors)

2nd order
(Bipolar cells)

3rd order
(Retinal ganglion cells)

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4
Q

For cones, what cones are around 420nm, 531nm, and 588nm?

Where are they found?

A

S-cones (blue cones) SHORT wl

M-cones (green cones) MEDIUM

L-cones (red cones) LONG

ONLY IN FOVEA

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5
Q

Approximately how many S cones are there in the center of the fovea?

A

NONE. Literally none, don’t even bother to look

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6
Q

Rods all have _______ while cones have _______ photopigments

A

Rhodopsin

Conopsin

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7
Q

What’s the outermost layer of the retina? 10th layer

A

Retinal pigment epithelium

RPE

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8
Q

List the outer retinal layers

A

Photoreceptor layer

External limiting membrane

Outer nuclear layer

Outer plexiform layer

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9
Q

The role of a ____ is to absorb light photons and convert them into an electrochemical event (nerve signal)

A

Photoreceptor

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10
Q

There are 5-6 _____ cones with (10% total in fovea)

Contain photopigments called ____

A

Million

Conopsins

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11
Q

Retinal thickness ranges from 80um to ____um

_____ is 150-200um

At the equator of the ______ it’s 120-180um

_____ is 80um

A

320um

Fovea

Retina

Ora serrata

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12
Q

In the _____ Retina there’s a dense population of ROD photoreceptors. Designed for night vision and motion detection

A

Peripheral

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13
Q

In the ____ Retina there’s a dense population of CONE photoreceptors. Designed for color vision and fine detail discrimination

A

Central!

Central=Cones

C=C

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14
Q

What eye structure is 3.5mm from temporal margin of optic disc, 1mm inferior to center of optic disc, and the only layer of the retina to contain more than 1 layer of retinal ganglion cells?

A

MACULA

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15
Q

The central depression in the macula that’s 1.5mm in diameter is the _____

Only has _____ photoreceptors!!

A

Fovea

CONE

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16
Q

What’s the central 350um of the fovea that has cones packed so dense that they appear as rods?

Thinnest region of the _____ pole 150-200um

A

Foveola

Posterior

17
Q

Cone fibers that are oriented obliquely within the fovea are called _______ fibers.

A

Henle

18
Q

Annular rings:

Which has the highest accumulation of bipolar and retinal ganglion cells, extends 05.mm from the foveal rim, and is where rods reach their peak densisty?

Which surrounds the other ring and has Henle’s fiber layer in vertical orientation? Begins where RGC layer is reduced to 4 nuclei rows

A

Parafovea

Perifovea. (Per=OUTSIDE of the para fovea (which is outside of fovea))

19
Q

Where does the peripheral retina terminate?

A

Ora serrata

20
Q

Where does:

Peripheral termination of retina occur

Neural retina becomes NPCE

RPE turns into pigmented ciliary epithelium

(All from one thing)

A

Ora serrata

21
Q

Retinal vasculature:

Outer retina is supplied by _____

Inner retina is supplied by ______

A

Choroid

Retinal vessels

22
Q

Only 10-20% of the population has a ______ artery. It supplies the macula

A

Cilioretinal

23
Q

Where does the central retinal artery enter the eye?

It’s positioned slightly ____ in the nerve and _____ to central retinal vein

A

Enters eye through lamina cribrosa of Optic disc!

Nasal; nasal

24
Q

What does the central retina artery lose upon entering the eye which makes it distinguishable from muscular arteries found elsewhere in the body?

What replaces this?

A

Tunica elasticum

Tunica media

25
Q

What’s the outermost layer of blood vessels and is thicker in veins? Ensures that autoregulation takes place

A

Tunic adventia