Exam 2 Part 3 Flashcards

1
Q

The center of your vision is known as

A

fovea

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2
Q

Light refracts through the ____

A

retina

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3
Q

Cataracts are _____ lens

A

opaque

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4
Q

The pupils job is

A

to control how much light comes in

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5
Q

The anterior chamber of the eye ends with the ____ ___

A

aqueous humor

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6
Q

In the posterior radiation is translated into ______which the brain can understand

A

impulses

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7
Q

________ is when the eye changes shape to bring something close or far into focus

A

Accommodation

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8
Q

______ = near sighted. Eyeball can be too long

Far sighted = ______

A

Myopic

hyperopic

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9
Q

For vision: ________up close ________ far

A

Para sympathetic

sympathetic

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10
Q

______ : decrease to see close things, stiffness of lens, age based, decrease in accommodation

A

Presbyopic

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11
Q

Retina has 3 layers, list in order

A
Outermost layers (rods and cones aka photoreceptors)
Middle layer
innermost layers (ganglion cells)
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12
Q

rods have poor acuity/sensitivity but high acuity/sensitivity

A

acuity

sensitivity

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13
Q

Cones have high acuity/sensitivity but lower acuity/sensitivity

A

acuity

sensitivity

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14
Q

We have a blind spot because the order of the ganglia/bipolar/ photoreceptors

A

ye

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15
Q

Olfactory receptors are _____

A

phasic (rapidly adapting)

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16
Q

Which of the following structures have stereocillia embedded in a cupula
A. Semicircular canal
B. Cochlea
C. Sacculeutricle

A

A. Semicircular canal

17
Q

For near objects, ciliary muscle _____ to make lens thicker

A

contracts

18
Q

retina layer order

Order :

A

photoreceptors, bipolar cell, ganglion cell

19
Q

Hormones regulate homeostasis in general, control reproduction, growth and development,

A

ye

20
Q

Catachalamines include _______ and ______

A

epinephrine and norepinephrine

21
Q

Parasympathetic controls insulin (rest and digest)

Sympathetic turns it off

A

ye

22
Q

insulin is realeased by the sympathetic/parasympathetic system

A

parasympathetic

23
Q

________: A hormone that release another hormone by stimulating a gland

A

Tropic hormone

24
Q

___ stimulates the thyroid to real ease hormones

A

TSH

25
Q

Steroid and thyroid hormones are nonpolar/polar

A

nonpolar

26
Q

_______ controls circadian rythem

A

Hypothalamus

27
Q

hormone responsible for -uterine contraction during childbirth

  • milk letdown during breast feeding
  • cuddle hormone
A

Oxytocin

28
Q

ADH is a

A

anit-diretic

29
Q

FSH and LH stimulate:

A

the gonads

30
Q

Growth hormone is actually _____ and triggers the release of IGF-1 in the ____

A

tropic

Liver

31
Q

Cortisol pathway

A

Hypothalamus -> CRH -> Anterior pituitary -> ACTH -> adrenal cortex -> cortisol

32
Q

Hypothalamus -> CRH -> Anterior pituitary -> ACTH -> adrenal cortex -> ______

A

Cortisol pathway

33
Q

cortisol actually inhibits it’s own pathway at the ______ _____

A

anterior pituitary

34
Q

Aldosterone is an adrenal/pituitary steroids and influences the balance of ____

A

adrenal steroid

mineral balance of Na+ and K+

35
Q

Androgens are adrenal/pituitary steroids and are ____ _____

A

sex hormones

36
Q

Cortisol plays a major role in glucose metabolism and protein and lipid metabolism and is adrenal/pituitary

A

adrenal