Eyes (1) Flashcards

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Define Visual Acuity

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ability to detect discontinuities and defects visually

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NRCan Visual Acuity requirements

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  • Near Vision Acuity
  • Colour Vision acuity
  • Distance Vision Acuity
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Describe the required near vision acuity

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Jaeger number 2 at no less than 30cm

with one or both eyes, corrected or uncorrected

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Describe the required colour vision acuity

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sufficient enough to distinguish contract between colours used in the NDT method

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Describe the required distance vision acuity

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Snellen Fraction 20/30

with one or both eyes, corrected or uncorrected

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Parts of the Eye impacting MPI

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rod and cone cells

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Rod Cells

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  • located around retina (macula)
  • detect presence of light
  • work best in dark conditions
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Cone Cells

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  • located around retina
  • detect and differentiate colour
  • work best in light conditions
  • 3 types
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9
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Eyes are best at detecting what colour in what light condition?

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green-yellow fluorescent under darker conditions (M and L cones)

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As high intensity light increases our eyes increase their sensitivity to the ___ - ____ spectrum.

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red-yellow

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As high intensity light decreases our eyes increase in sensitivity to ___ - ___ spectrum.

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blue-green

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