Olfactory and Visual System Flashcards
The cilia that express receptors for odors represent the:
processes of specialized olfactory receptor cells.
Head trauma can sever the olfactory:
nerve fibers.
The olfactory tract consists of:
mitral cell afferent and efferent axons.
The thalmic nucleus that relays olfactory signals is the
mediodorsal nucleus.
Olfaction is believed to reach the level of consciousness in the:
posterior orbitofrontal cortex.
A visual image is reversed, top for bottom and left for right, as it passed through the:
pupil.
The term “magnocellular” with respect to the eye refers to:
ganglion cells in the peripheral retina.
Fibers that make up the optic nerve represent axons of:
ganglion cells.
Fibers that make up the optic tract represent axons of:
ganglion cells.
Visual system fibers that cross in the optic chiasm represent axons of neurons located in the:
nasal retina.
A lesion of the optic nerve will result in
ipsilateral unilateral blindness.
A lesion of the optic tract will result in:
contralateral homonymous hemianopsia.
The primary visual area (BA 17) is located
above and below the calcarine fissure.