EYEBALLS Flashcards

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sensory input for eye
- involves _______________ cells (eg rods & cones)
- conduction of _________ from __________ ____________ to integration centre

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  • light-detecting
  • signals, sensory receptors
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motor output: conduction of _________ from integration centre (__NS) to the __________ (muscle/gland cells) which carry out body’s ___________ to the ___________

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signals, C, effectors, responses, stimulus

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integration: process by which ______ from environmental ___________ of sensory receptors is interpreted, then associated with appropriate _____________ of body, carried out in the CNS by _______ & ___________ in vertebrates

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info, stimulation, responses, brain, spinal cord

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from receptor to effector, info is transmitted from 1 __________ to the next by a combi of ____________________ (nerve impulses) & ____________ (neurotransmitters)

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neurone, electrical signals, chemicals

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PNS nerves communicate ________ & __________ signals between ______ & ___________________

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motor, sensory, CNS, rest of body

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PNS stands for

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peripheral nervous system

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eye is a _______ organ of _______ & contains ____________ for detecting _______ stimulus

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sense, sight, receptors, light

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conjunctiva:
- thin transparent __________
- ________ _______ at front of eyeball against friction
- covers _______ (white of the eye) in front
- keeps eyeball moist
- continuous with skin of eyelids

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  • membrane
  • protects cornea
  • sclera
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each eyeball is attached to eye socket by 6 _______ ________ which allows eyeball to ________ slightly within socket

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rectus muscles, rotate

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cornea (part of ______):
- anterior (front) end of _______ which forms small _______ in front of eye
- ___________ portion of _______ –> allows light to pass thru to reach ________
- refracts light into ______ (______ of the refraction occurs here)

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sclera
- sclera, bulge
- transparent, sclera, retina
- pupil, most

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choroid
- contains _______ __________ that’s supplying ________ with oxy & nutrients
- pigmented ________ to prevent __________ __________ of light

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  • blood vessels, retina
  • black, internal reflection
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sclera: tough _______ _______ layer of eyeball that __________ it against any mechanical injury

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white outer, protects

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which parts of the eye is at wall of the eye

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sclera, choroid, retina

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retina
- ____________ layer of eyeball that contains _________________ (rods & cones) that detect __________
- cones: _______________ in _______ light
- rods: __________ in _____ light

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  • innermost, photoreceptors, stimuli
  • colour vision, bright
  • vision, dim
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optic nerve transmits ________ ___________ (info) from _________________ to _________

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nerve impulses, photoreceptors, brain

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iris (part of _______)
- __________ end of _________
- controls ______ of _______ hence controlling amt of _______ entering eye
- consists of 2 ______________ muscles (_________ & ________)
- gives eye its colour (like brown, blue, green)

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choroid
- anterior, choroid
- size, pupil, light
- involuntary, circular, radial

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pupil: ______ in _______ of ____ that allows light to enter eye

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hole, centre, iris

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lens: ________ light _____ onto ________ by changing ________ (its a transparent, __________ –> like this () structure & elastic hence able to change _________ & _______ to _________ light onto ______)

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focuses, rays, retina, shape, biconvex, thickness, shape, refract, retina

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ciliary body
- supports lens
- contains ________ that control __________ of lens

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muscles, curvature

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suspensory ligaments: holds _____ in position by attaching _____ to _______________

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lens, lens, ciliary body

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vitreous humour
- supports lens
- ________ light _____ onto ________ & keeps eyeball ______
- ____________, jelly-like substance

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  • refracts, rays, retina, firm
  • transparent
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aqueous humour
- _________ light & keeps eyeball _____
- maintains _______ of _________ chamber of eyeball
- ____________ & watery fluid

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  • refracts, firm
  • shape, anterior
  • transparent
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conjunctiva ____________ by tears

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lubricated

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tears helps to reduce _________ when eyelids move

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dust particles cause ________ production of tears; and excess tears drain into the naso-lachrymal duct which runs from inner corner of eye to _______
greater, nose
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retina - contains abt 125 million ____ cells & 6 million _____ cells - accounts for ____% of all sensory receptors in body --> eyes very impt
- rod, cone - 70
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fovea - images normally focused here - contains _____ ______ (which r densely packed) - part of _______ that's ______ sensitive to light - provides _______ _______ vision in _______ light (when images focused onto it) - has ________ conc. of ______
- only cones - retina, most - acute colour, bright - highest, cones
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other areas of retina: density of rods (provides vision in _____ light) much ________ than cones
dim, higher
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blind spot - found immediately over ______________ - no ___________________ hence no _________ when image falls on it
- optic nerve - photoreceptors, vision
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rods vs cones - rods: _____ sensitive to light but ______ distinguish colours (they enable us to see at night but only in black & white) - cones: _____ distinguish colours in ________ but _____ function in night vision
- more, don't - can, daylight, don't
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rods vs cones - rods: ________ sensitive to ____ light level - cones: sensitive to _____ light intensity (3 types - RGB - of cones for colour vision, all cones come tgt enabling spectrum to be seen on retina)
-highly, low - high
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rods vs cones - rods: ___________ in ____________ of retina - cones: _____________ in _______
- dispersed, periphery - concentrated, fovea
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rods vs cones - rods: images _______ & only in shades of _____ - cones: images _______ & __________
- blurry, grey - acute, coloured
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human visual system 1. reflected light rays from object enters eye thru ______ 2. rays refracted by ________, __________ ________, _____ & __________ _________ to focus on ________. lens makes fine __________ adjustments needed to _______ the rays 3. image of object formed on ________, stimulating the _________________, generating ________ ___________ which r _____________ to _______ via ________ ________ 4. ________ interprets impulses & we see object as it really is: right way up
1. pupil 2. cornea, aqueous humour, lens, vitreous humour, retina, bending, focus 3. retina, photoreceptors, nerve impulses, transmitted, brain, optic nerve 4. brain
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image formed on retina is - upside down: - back to front: - smaller in size than actual object:
- inverted - reversed - diminished
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pupil reflex: immediate change in _________ of pupil in response to __________ of light that falls on _________________ cells on ________, __________ conscious control
diameter, intensity, photoreceptor, retina, without
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pupil reflex (regulates entry of light) in high light intensity (bright light) - circular muscles of iris _________ while radial muscles of iris _______ - _________ pupil size (pupil __________) - _________ amt of light entering eye, preventing _________ to ____ & ______ of retina
- contract, relax - reduces, constricts - reduces, damage, rods, cones
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pupil reflex in high light intensity (bright light) SCCRR stands for?
Small pupil Circular Contract Radial Relax
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pupil reflex in low light intensity (dim light) - circular muscles of iris ______ while radial muscles of iris ________ - _________ pupil size (pupil ________) - as much light as possible enters eye --> we can see more _________
- relax, contract - enlarges, dilates - clearly
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pupil reflex in low light intensity (dim light) BCRRC stands for?
Big pupil (enlarged) Circular Relax Radial Contract
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pupil reflex: focusing adjustment of _____of eye so that _______ images of objects @ diff dist r formed on ________
lens, clear, retina
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Focusing light from distant object (more than 7m) 1. ________________ light rays reach eye 2. cornea ________ light rays 3. circular _________ muscle ________ 4. suspensory ligament ______ 5. lens become ________, _____ convex & _____ refractive 6. light ________ on _______ 7. ________________ stimulated 8. ______ _________ transmitted thru ___________ ___________in _______ ________ to _______ 9. _______ interprets __________ & person sees object
1. almost parallel 2. refracts 3. ciliary, relaxed 4. taut 5. thinner, less, less 6. focused, retina 7. photoreceptors 8. nerve impulses, optic nerve, brain 9. brain, impulses
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focusing light from near object 1. __________ light rays reach eye 2. cornea __________ light rays 3. circular _________ muscles ___________ 4. suspensory ligaments _______ 5. lens become _________, ______ convex & ______refractive 6. light ________ on ________ 7. ________________ stimulated 8. ______ _________ transmitted thru __________ __________ in _______ ________ to _______ 9. _______ interprets __________ & person sees object
1. diverging 2. refracts 3. ciliary, contracts 4. slack 5. thicker, more, more 6. focused, retina 7. photoreceptors 8. nerve impulses, sensory neurone, optic nerve, brain 9. brain, impulses
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pupil reflex (before the pupil dilation/constriction occurs) - when light intensity is increased/decreased, ___________________ in ________ are ___________ - _______ _________ r generated & transmitted along __________ __________ in the ______ _______ to brain - _______ __________ r transmitted along _______ ________ to iris - RRCC or RCCR occurs
- photoreceptors, retina, stimulated - nerve impulses, sensory neurone, optic nerve - nerve impulses, motor neurone