6: Ocular Image Formation Flashcards
if the real object moves towards the eye, then the image moves _____ in the eye
posteriorly
if the real object moves away from the eye, then the image moves _____ in the eye
anteriorly
a diverging wavefront is imaged ______ to the retina in a relaxed emmetropic eye
posterior
a converging wavefront is imaged ______ to the retina in a relaced emmetropic eye
anterior
if the eye’s power increases, then the image moves _______ in the eye
anteriorly
if the eye’s power decreases, then the image moves ______ in the eye
posteriorly
in an emmetropic eye with relaxed accommodation, a distant object is imaged ___ the retina
at the retina
in a myopic eye with relaxed accommodation, a distant object is imaged ______ to the retina
anterior
in a hyperopic eye with relaxed accommodation, a distant object is imaged ______ to the retina
posterior
there are many causes of retinal image blurring, give some examples:
spherical and astigmatic defocus, chromatic and monochromatic aberrations, diffraction, and intraocular scatter
what is motion blur, and is it perceptual or optical?
if the image moves too quickly across the retina, perceptual smearing results
-this is perceptual rather than optical
examples of spherical defocus are
myopia and hyperopia
if the eye’s power is equal in all meridians, and there is a mismatch between eye power and axial length, then _____ _____ is found
spherical defocus
in spherical defocus, a point object is imaged as
a blur circle
if the eye’s power is not equal in all meridians, but has one max power in one meridian and min power in a second meridian, and these meridians are separated by 90 degrees, then ____ ____ occurs
astigmatic defocus
astigmatic optical systems produce astigmatic intervals, and point object can be imaged as:
a blur circle, ellipse, or a line