7 Formation Of Retinal Image Flashcards

1
Q

(TP) how many photoreceptors are there in the fovea per retinal ganglion cell?

A

1:1 ratio

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2
Q

1 cone in the fovea is equal to _____ arc minute

A

0.5

A 20/20 letter would need 10 cones to see!!

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3
Q

(TP) What’s the approximate width of a foveal cone?

A

2.5 microns

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4
Q

(TP) what’s the visual angle subtended by a foveal cone?

A

0.5 minutes of arc

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5
Q

(TP) how many photoreceptors end-to-end would be used to see entire length of 20/200 snellen E?

A

100

10x10

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6
Q

(TP) which photoreceptors absorb light with a wavelength of approximately 560nm?

L cones

M cones

S cones

A

L cones

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7
Q

You would use spectacles for ______ aniseikonia.

Contacts for ______ aniseikonia

A

Axial

Refractive

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8
Q

What’s a defect of binocular vision in which the two retinal images of an object differ in size?

A

Aniseikonia

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9
Q

What’s the first thing you should think about when an aniseikonia patient comes in and says they have headaches?

A

Fix their damn glasses

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10
Q

Aniseikonia becomes clinically significant at values around -%

A

3-5%

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11
Q

What’s the spectacle magnification formula

A

M power x M shape

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12
Q

What’s the equation for power factor?

A

1/ 1-dFv

D=vertex distance

Fv= back vertex power

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13
Q

Equation for shape factor?

A

1/ 1-(t/n)F1

T=thickness of lens

N=refractive index

F1=power of FRONT surface

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14
Q

The larger the vertex distance, the more ________ you make the image

A

Magnified

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