Olfactory & Visual Systems Flashcards

1
Q

Do olfactory fibers cross the midline?

A

yes, some do.

anterior comissure

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2
Q

What are the areas of olfactory bulb projections?

A

primary olfactory tract cortex: (near lateral olfactory tract (piriform cortex, cortex covering amygdala, small part of parahippocampal gyrus)

amygdala

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3
Q

Where does refraction happen in the eye?

A

Mostly happens at the air-water interface at corneal surface

About 1/3 happens in the lens

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4
Q

What is the role of the iris?

A

affects brightness and quality of image focused on retina

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5
Q

What muscles control pupil size?

A
pupillary sphincter (stronger than dilator)
pupillary dilator
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6
Q

What is in the fovea of the eye? What is NOT there?

A

The fovea contains elongated cones and no rods

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7
Q

T/F: There are no capillaries above the fovea.

A

True

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8
Q

What is the function of the fovea?

A

specialized for vision of highest acuity

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9
Q

Where do most of the optic fibers travel to?

A

most travel to lateral geniculate nucleus

thalamic relay for vision

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10
Q

What visual field does the retrolenticular limb of the internal capsule correspond with?

A

Inferior visual field

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11
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What visual field does the sublenticular part of the internal capsule correspond with?

A

Superior visual field

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12
Q

Other than LGN, what are other destinations for visual information?

A

Superior Colliculus (optic tract fiber bypasses LGN to superior colliculus & pretectal area)
Hypothalamus
Suprachiasmatic nucleus get direct input

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13
Q

From the primary visual cortex, where does the visual information go?

A

to specialized parts of extrastriate cortex

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14
Q

Parvocellular layers of the visual cortex are responsible for what parts of vision? What part of the cortex do they go to?

A

color, form

ventral striate cortex

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15
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Magnocellular layers of the visual cortex are responsibile for what parts of vision? What parts of the cortex do the to go?

A

location, movement

dorsal striate cortex

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16
Q

Where is the macula represented in the striate cortex?

A

posteriorly

17
Q

hemianopia

A

loss of half of a visual field

18
Q

homonymous

A

same visual field lost in both eyes

19
Q

heteronymous

A

two eyes have non-overlapping visual field loss