Lecture 21 Flashcards

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1
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dual theory of light

A
  • a wave and stream of particles

- travels light a wave made of photons

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2
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photons

A

concentrated light energy

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3
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wavelength influence _____

A

colour

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4
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what is frequency

A

number of waves per second

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5
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what has more energy, blue or red light

A

blue

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6
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reflection

A

bouncing of light rays of a surface

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7
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absorptions

A

transfer of light energy to a particle or surface

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8
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what colour absorbs all wavelengths

A

black

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9
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transmission

A

the moving of light waves through a material.

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10
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refraction

A

bending of light rays when it travels from one medium to another

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11
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scattering / diffraction

A

light dispersed in irregular fashion

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12
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how long is the eye

A

1 inch

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13
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what is the eye surrounded by

A

sclera (white we see)

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14
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what provides the most refractive part of eye

A

cornea

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15
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what provides nutrients to the cornea and lens

A

aqueous humour (nutrients and oxygen)

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16
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what keeps eye round

A

pressure from fluid

17
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what are the sensory receptors of vision

A

rods and cones

18
Q

what controls lens

A

zonule of zin fibers

19
Q

schematic eye

A

cornea
aqueous humour
lens
vitreous humour

20
Q

what are 2 most refractive structures

A

cornea

lens

21
Q

what is a emmetropic eye

A

optically normal eye

22
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why cant we see things that are very close to eye

A

lens and cornea do not have enough refractive power to converge rays

23
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lens accomodation

A

change in curvature of lens in response to visual stimuli distance

24
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what is limit of accommodation for most young people

A

7cm (near point)

25
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lens power equation

A

(P)= 1/f

(f) is focal distance

26
Q

diopter

A

a unit measurement of the optical power of the lens

27
Q

what has more refractive power fat or thin lens

A

fat lens (closer object)

28
Q

retinal is age is flipped

A

vertically and horizontally

29
Q

where is retinal image more blurry

A

edges due to lens abbreviations

30
Q

hyperopia

A
  • far sightedness
  • cornea not curved enough or eyeball too short
  • focal point is behind the lens
  • treat with a complex lens, converge light rays more
31
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myopia

A
  • nearsightedness
  • cornea is too curved or eyeball is too long
  • focal point in front of retina
  • lens cannot flatten enough
  • treat with concave lens, cause rays to refract outwards so eye can correct
32
Q

how much of population have “abnormal” eyes

A

over half

33
Q

presbyopia

A
  • age related hardening of the lens and reduction in elasticity of the capsule the encircles lens
  • affects everyone
  • can be treated with convex or bifocal lenses
34
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astigmatism

A
  • lack of symmetry in the curvature of the cornea
  • causes blurred retinal image along affected direction only
  • treated with special lenses that correct refractive deficit
  • have trouble seeing things near