Lecture 3.2 Flashcards

1
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Visible spectrum=

A

White light

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2
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What is the visible spectrum range

A

380 nanometres to 760 nm

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3
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Colour of light is determined by…

A

Hue, brightness and saturation

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4
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Describe the layers of the eye

A

Cornea-Lens(focuses image)-Retina (back of the eye)

Filled with vitreous humour

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5
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What are the light sensitive cells in the retina called?

A

Rods and cones

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6
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Describe cones

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Less cones then rods, fine detail, daylight, concentrated within the fovea, responsible for our ability to see colour

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7
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Describe rods

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Can not discriminate fine detail, night vision, more sensitive to light than cones

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8
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Name the three layers of the retina

A

Photoreceptor-Bipolar-Ganglion

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9
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Describe the three types of cones

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S (blue light), M (green light) and L(red light) cones

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10
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Describe the path of the optic nerves

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Come from the retinal ganglion cells, the optic nerve moves towards the optic chiasm. Half the axons cross to the other side of the brain. These axons continue to the LGN and the onto the primary visual cortex

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11
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What is observed in the primary visual cortex in each hemisphere in terms of visual information

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The other half of the visual field not the other eye *

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