Chapter 7/9 Flashcards

0
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rods have __ color and __ acuity.

A

no; low

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the ___ changes shape when we look at different things. this is effected by the ____ ____.

A

lens. ciliary muscles

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2
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cones have ___ color and ___ acuity

A

yes; high

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3
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the axons of the __ cells make up the optic nerve.

A

ganglion

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4
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___ is the photopigment in rods that responds to light.

A

rhodopsin

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5
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___ inhibits photoreceptors cells.

A

light

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6
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in light, Na+ channels are ___ (___).

A

closed (hyperpolarized).

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7
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in light, Ca+ channels are ____.

A

closed

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8
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photoreceptor adaptation takes more time from ___ to ___.

A

sunlight to dark

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9
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the ___ is the point at which vision is most clear.

A

fovea

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10
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the ___ are concentrated in the fovea, while the ___ are concentrated in the periphery.

A

cones; rods

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11
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the ____ ____ is devoid of receptor cells because ganglion cell axons and blood vessels exit the eye there, causing the blind spot

A

optic disc

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12
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the ___ ___ is the point at which the two optic nerves meet

A

optic chosen

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13
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the part of the thalamus that received information from the optic tract and sends it to the occipital cortex:

A

the LGN (lateral geniculate nucleus)

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14
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STUDY THE VISUAL PATHWAYS IN THE HUMAN BRAIN IN FIG. 7.10.

A

OKAY.

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15
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ON and OFF bipolar cells:

A

ON: inhibited by glutamate; depolarized by light; hyperpolarized by darkness

OFF: excited by glutamate; depolarized by darkness; hyperpolarized by light

16
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striate cortex (also known as V1):

A

the region of the occipital cortex where most visual info arrives

17
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extrastriate cortex:

A

visual cortex outside of the striate cortex

18
Q

simple cortical cells care about ___ and ___; complex cortical cells care about ___, ___, and ___

A

orientation/position; orientation/motion/direction

19
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what and where streams: ___ to ___.

A

occipital to frontal

20
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ventral stream is ___ stream: ____

A

what; recognition

21
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dorsal stream is ___ stream: _____

A

where; vision for movement, location

22
Q

theorists relate myopia to _____.

A

sunlight exposure

23
Q

____ is the body’s major source of energy.

A

glucose

24
Q

____ is stored in the body and liver.

A

glycogen

25
Q

____ mediates the storage of glycogen. it is also one of the hunger signals.

A

insulin

26
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____ converts glycogen into usable glucose.

A

glucagon

27
Q

different types of diabetes:

A

type 1: no production of insulin

type 2: no response to insulin/loss of sensitivity

28
Q

hormone: ____ in fat cells (satiety)- ___-term

A

leptin; long-term

29
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hormone: ____ in stomach (hunger)- ___-term

A

ghrelin; short-term

30
Q

hormone: ___ in intestine (satiety)- ___-term

A

PYY; short-term

31
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Leptin is in the ___ and deals with ___.

A

fat cells; satiety.

32
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Ghrelin is in the ___ and deals with ___,

A

stomach; hunger.

33
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PYY is in the ___ and deals with ___.

A

intestine; satiety.