Ophthalmology 1 Flashcards

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Uncorrected Refractive Error

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the most common form of treatable visual impairment globally

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2
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Presbyopia

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most common form of refractive error

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3
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rods

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lots, high convergence to ganglion cells, one type (grey), very light sensitive and widespread throughout the retina

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3
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rods

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lots, high convergence to ganglion cells, one type (grey), very light sensitive and widespread throughout the retina

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4
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cones

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less in retina, low convergence to ganglion cells, three types (blue, green and red)
very little sensitivity and concentrated in the macula and has a narrow sensitivity

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5
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what makes up the optic nerve

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Axons of Ganglion Cells join the retina to the brain
Optic Nerve
exiting the back of the eye

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5
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what makes up the optic nerve

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Axons of Ganglion Cells join the retina to the brain
Optic Nerve
exiting the back of the eye

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6
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what does the pink neuro-retinal rim represent

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the axons with the pale central cup simply an empty space

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7
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What photoreceptors are found mainly in the macula?

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cone

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8
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What photoreceptors help deliver information about colour to the brain?

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cone

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9
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What photoreceptors work best in dim light conditions?

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rod

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10
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What cells are most ‘sensitive’ to light?

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rod

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11
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area most damaged in premature babies?

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parietal lobe resulting in lower visual field loss

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12
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If the left occipital lobe is damaged what type of visual field loss is most likely to develop?

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Right Hemianopia

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13
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What lobe of the brain hosts the ‘primary vision cortex’?

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occipital lobe

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14
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What lobe of the brain serves the function of ‘attention’?

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parietal lobe

15
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What lobe of the brain hosts our ‘visual library’?

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temporal lobe

16
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What lobe of the executes action based on vision?

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frontal lobe