Ocular Motility and Stereopsis Flashcards

1
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Name the 6 EOMs.

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2
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What are the actions of the superior oblique?

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Superior oblique– used for reading (down and in– conversion with reading)

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3
Q

What are the actions of the inferior oblique?

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– When looking nasally– moves eye up

– When looking straight ahead– extorts

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4
Q

What is the innervation of the 6 EOMs?

A

SO4 LR6 (III)

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5
Q

What EOMs are yoked?

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SO-IR

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6
Q

If there is abnormal ocular motility, where is the lesion?

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Muscle (agonist or antagonist)

Nerve

Brain

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7
Q

Define strabismus.

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Misalignment/deviation

“Squint”

“Lazy eye”

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8
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Define ortho-.

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No measurable deviation

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9
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Define hetero-.

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Measurable deviation (direction not specified)

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10
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Define phoria.

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Deviation that is nomally under full control, comes out when fusion is disrupted (i.e. during cover/uncover test)

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11
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Define fusion.

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Each eye sends slightly different images but brain fuses them to be one good image.

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12
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Define tropia.

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Constant deviation that is not controlled. Fusion cannot occur, pt has diplopia but the brain blocks/supresses the second image.

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13
Q

Define eso-.

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inward/nasal deviation

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14
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Define exo-.

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Outward/temporal deviation.

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15
Q

Define hyper-.

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Upward deviation.

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16
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Define hypo-.

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Downward deviation.

17
Q

Define duction.

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Movement of a single eye.

18
Q

Define version.

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Conjugate eye movements.

19
Q

Define vergence.

A

Eyes move in opposite directions.

Example– convergence when reading.

20
Q

Define microtropia/microfixation syndrome.

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  • Small deviation (<8PD)
  • Slightly unequal vision
  • Suppression of central vision in worse eye
  • Abnormal depth perception on OVT (can be intermittent)
21
Q

What is the aeromedical significance of phorias and tropias?

A

They can become manifest under physiological stress.

22
Q

Of near or distance testing for ocular misalignment, which is more important? Why?

A

Distance. Formations are flown at distance, not 14 inches.

23
Q

What three tests should the FSO do for ocular motility?

A
  • OVT (visual acuity, phoria, steropsis)
  • Motility
  • Cover/uncover test
24
Q

If person fails OVT but passes AO vectograph, do they need a waiver?

A

Yes

25
Q

Define scanner duty restriction.

A

no tasking to visually clear the aircraft from other aircraft or objects in the air or on the ground within 200 meters

26
Q

How many types of depth perception are there? Name them.

A

2– monocular and binocular

27
Q

List the three aspects of depth perception.

A
  1. Spatial localization
  2. Orietation of self in environment
  3. Localize object in relation to self or other object
28
Q

Name 5 tasks that pilots require depth perception for.

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  1. Taxiing/parking
  2. Landing
  3. Formations
  4. Low level flying
  5. Aerial refueling
29
Q

Name 5 visual cues for monocular depth perception.

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30
Q

Define motion parallax

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Rocks, fence posts that are close look like they are moving by fast, whereas ones across street look like going by slower

31
Q

Define aerial perspective

A

Objects closer appear higher contrast level than objects at distance

32
Q

Define illumination perspective

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Shadows aid in detecting depth (i.e. crater perspective)

33
Q

If pt fails OVT-DP, what is the first dtep that should be taken?

A

Check glasses/visual acuity

34
Q

What aircrew positions need to pass OVT-DP?

A

Pilots, navigators, scanners

35
Q

What is the standard arc sec that must be passed?

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60 arc seconds (which is what the AO vectograph is)

36
Q

Name the 6 EOMs.

A
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