Lecture 22: vision 1 Flashcards

1
Q

which love is linked to vision?

A

occipital

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2
Q

where is the retina located?

A

back of the eye

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3
Q

is the retina light sensitive?

A

yes

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4
Q

where to nerve fibres form the retina leave the eye?

A

love the eye in the optic nerve and synapse in the lateral geniculate nucleus

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5
Q

after leaving the retina where do nerve fibres go?

A

the visual cortex

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6
Q

what does vision depend on?

A

light sensitive cells in the retina at the rear of the eye

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7
Q

what focuses light onto the retina?

A

cornea and lens

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8
Q

what is the fovea?

A

region where
upper retinal
layers are thinned

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9
Q

whats the order fo the front centre structure of the eye?

A

cornia
anterior chamber
iris
lens

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10
Q

what is the structure of the retina?

A
photoreceptors
Outer plexiform layer
Horizontal cell
Bipolar cell
Amacrine cell
Inner plexiform layer
Ganglion cell
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11
Q

how do photoreceptors increase there surface area?

A

They have an outer segment with stacks of membrane

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12
Q

what do pigment molecules do?

A

collect light

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13
Q

How many rods and cones do humans have?

A

120 mil rods

6 mil cones

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14
Q

do nocturnal animals have more or less rods than humans?

A

more

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15
Q

what do rods do and where are they located?

A

Rods are more sensitive
to light and occur in the
periphery

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16
Q

what do cones do and where are they located?

A

Cones respond to different
wavelengths and are found
mainly in the fovea

17
Q

is the structure of the fovea whats above rods?

A

cones

18
Q

what happens to Vertebrate photoreceptors when stimulated ?

A

they become hyperpolarised
when stimulated, unlike
most receptors that
become depolarised

19
Q

How many types of rods are there?

A

1

20
Q

How many types of cones are there?

A

3

21
Q

what colour absorbance is associated with rods?

A

blue/green

22
Q

what colour absorbance is associated with cones?

A

red
green
blue

23
Q

How many cones can synapse with one bipolar?

A

one or a few

24
Q

what do cones have that is small?

A

small receptive fields for high-acuity colour vision in fovea

25
Q

How many rods synapse with one bipolar?

A

several

26
Q

rods subserve ___ ____ _______

A

low light vision

27
Q

what do photoreceptors synapse with?

A

bipolar cells

28
Q

what do bipolar produce and what they modulated by?

A

Bipolars produce graded receptor potentials modulated by horizontal cells

29
Q

A combination of inputs from photoreceptors and horizontal cells produces what?

A

two kinds of receptive field in bipolars, on centre and off centre

30
Q

If spot of light applied to centre of bipolar cells what happens?

A

on centre cel - excited, large response form ganglion cells

off centre cell - inhibitory, bipolar cell off, ganglion cell inhibited

31
Q

If a ring of light is applied to bipolar cells what happens?

A

on centre cell - Bipolar cell inhibited, response from ganglion cell shut down
off centre cell -Bipolar cell excited, ganglion cell responds

32
Q

what do ganglion cells have and what do they produce?

A

Ganglion cells also have on-centre and off-centre fields but produce action potentials

33
Q

where do the axons of ganglion go to?

A

Their axons go into the optic nerve to the LGN

34
Q

what do ganglion cell fibres enter?

A

fibres enter the optic nerve and chiasm

35
Q

what do fibres from the nasal retina do?

A

cross over (contralateral)

36
Q

what happens to fibres from the temporal retina?

A

remain ipsilateral