Neuro 11: Vision Flashcards

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Fovea

A

Region of retina with highest visual acuity

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2
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Macula

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Region 3-5mm surrounding the fovea

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3
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Optic disc

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15 degrees medial to fovea. Where neuronal axons gather to form optic nerve

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4
Q

Lesion of optic chiasm produces

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Bitemporal visual field defect

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5
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Lesion anterior to optic chiasm

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Monocular visual field defect

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6
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Lesion posterior to optic chiasm

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Homonymous visual field defects contralaterally

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7
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Optic tracts synapse at

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LGN Lateral Geniculate Nucleus of the thalmus

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8
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Lateral geniculate lesion visual defect

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Contralateral homonymous hemianopia

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9
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Temporal lobe lesion visual defect

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Contralateral Homonymous superior quadrantanopia

Pie in the sky

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10
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Parietal lobe lesion visual defect

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Contralateral homonymous inferior quadrantanopia

Pie on floor

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11
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Scotoma

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Circumscribed region of visual loss

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12
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Concentric Visual Loss

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Caused by optic nerve compression, often with increased ICP

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13
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Amaurosis Fugax

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Occurs in TIA. Caused by transient occlusion of retinal artery

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