F2 - SEM2 - Sensng the Environment - 10.2 Sight Flashcards

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What is the function of eyebrows?

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prevents sweat from running into the eye

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What is the function of eyelashes?

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trap small objects and prevent them from entering the eye

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What is the function of eyelid?

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closed to protect the eye from dirt and strong light

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Label the diagram

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  1. eyebrow
  2. eyelid
  3. eyelash
  4. eyeball
  5. skull
  6. orbit
  7. eye muscles
  8. optic nerve

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What is the function of eye muscles?

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enable eyeball to rotate in different directions

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Fill in the blank

The eyeball is attached to the skull by ________

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3 pairs of eye muscles

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The eyeball is held in a socket of the skull called ________

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The orbit

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Label the diagram

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  1. Cornea
  2. Iris
  3. Pupil
  4. Lens
  5. Jelly-like fluid
  6. Sclera
  7. Retina
  8. Blind spot
  9. Optic nerve

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What is the function of Cornea?

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allow light to enter the eye
curved surface help focus light onto the retina

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What is the function of Iris?

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control the size of the pupil

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What is the function of pupil?

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an opening at the centre of the Iris
allow light to enter the eye

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What is the function of lens?

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focus the light onto the retina

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What is the function of jelly-like fluid?

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maintain the shape of the eyeball

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What is the function of sclera?

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it is a tough white coat
protect the eyeball

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What is the function of retina?

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contain light-sensitive cells (specialized sensory cells that detect light)

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What is the function of blind spot?

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it is a point on the retina where the optic nerve leaves the eye
does not have light-sensitive cells

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What is the function of optic nerve?

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messages from light-sensitive cells are sent along it to the brain

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Explain the process of how we see

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  1. light from an object enters the eye
  2. cornea and the lens bend the light and focus it onto the retina. inverted image is formed on the retina.
  3. light-sensitive cells on the retina are stimulated by the light. They send messages to the brain along the optic nerve
  4. brain interprets the messages as an upright image of the object

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What is our limitations of eyesight

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We cannot see when an object is too near or too afar away

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T or F
We cannot see an object when its image is formed on the blind spot

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T or F
No images can be formed on the blind spot

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How is colour blindness caused

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It is inherited

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What is the effect of astigmatism

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They have blurred vision

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How to test for astigmatism

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Use one eye to look

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What is the effect of cataract
Lens become cloudy
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Spell the sickness with blurred vision
Astigmatism
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How does the lens focus light to retina?
Lens is elastic Change the thickness to focus light Nearer object - thicker lens Further object - thinner lens
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Name the 2 types of light sensitive cells on the retina and their functions
Rod cells Black and white vision only Sensitive to dim light Cone cells Colour vision Sensitive to bright light 3 types of come cell - each sensitive to a colour, red, green and blue
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Name 2 tools that extend our vision to see small objects
Hand lenses and microscope
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Name 2 tools to extend our vision to see faraway objects
Binoculars and telescope
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What are the common eye defects?
Short sight, long sight
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Beside short sight and long sight, what are the other defects or disease?
Colour blindness (defect) Astigmatism (defect) Cataract (disease)
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What is the symptom, causes of short sight? How to correct?
Symptom - cannot see distant object clearly Causes - thick lens or long eyeball (image is formed in front of retina) Correct - wear concave lens to correct
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What is the symptom, causes of long sight? How to correct?
Symptom - cannot see near object clearly Causes - thin lens or short eyeball (image is formed behind retina) Correct - wear convex lens to correct
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What is the symptoms of colour blindness? How to correct?
Symptom - not distinguish some or all colour, common is red-green colour blindness Cause - inherit defect Correct - no
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What is the symptom, causes of Astigmatism?
Symptom - blurred vision, more blurry when looking at the centre of the chart with one eye Cause - cornea and/or lens being unevenly curved
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What is the symptom, causes of cataract?
Symptom - blurred vision Cause - lens become cloudy
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T or F Cataract is a eye defect
False Cataract is a eye disease
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5 Ways of eye care
Sufficient lights and keep distance when reading Give eyes a rest by looking at distant object every 30 minutes Wear sunglasses when you are in bright sunlight Have regular eye check Don’t rub your eye (cause infection)