Parallel Processing Flashcards

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1
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When does the segregation between layers begin?

A

Ganglion cell layer

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2
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What input do the four dorsal LGN layers receive?

A

Midget parvocellular ganglion cells

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3
Q

What input do the two ventral LGN layers receive?

A

Parasol magnocellular ganglion cells

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4
Q

What layers send to layer IV-c beta?

A

Parvocellular

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5
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What layers send to IV-C alpha?

A

Magnocellular

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6
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Dorsal stream

A

Contains magnocellular input and is destined for the posterior parietal cortex

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7
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Ventral stream

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Contains parvocellular input and is destined for the inferior temporal cortex

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8
Q

Which cells transmit a red-green color opponent signal

A

Midget ganglion cells

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9
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Which cells are sensitive to high spatial and low temporal frequencies

A

Midget ganglion cells

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10
Q

Which g cells have smaller receptive fields

A

Midget ganglion cells

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11
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Which cells have smaller cell bodies and dendritic trees

A

Midget ganglion cells

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12
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Which cells have a slower axonal conduction

A

Midget ganglion cells

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13
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Which cells synapse in 6, 5, 4, and 3 in the LGN

A

Midget ganglion cells

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14
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Which cells make up 10% of the ganglion cell population

A

Parasol ganglion cells

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15
Q

Which cells transmit an achromatic signal

A

Parasol ganglion cells

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16
Q

Which cells are sensitive to low spatial, high temporal frequencies and motion

A

Parasol ganglion cells

17
Q

Which cells have the largest receptive field

A

Parasol ganglion cells

18
Q

Which cells have larger cell bodies and large dendritic trees

A

Parasol ganglion cells

19
Q

Which cells have faster axonal conduction

A

Parasol ganglion cells

20
Q

Which cells synapse in layers 1 and 2 of the LGN

A

Parasol ganglion cells

21
Q

Which cells comprise of 8% of the ganglion cell population

A

Bistratified ganglion cells

22
Q

Which cells transmit a blue yellow color opponent signal

A

Bistratified ganglion cells

23
Q

Which cells synapse in the interlaminar regions of the LGN

A

Bistratified ganglion cells

24
Q

Spatial frequency

A

Level of detail contained per degree of visual light, measured in cycles/degree

25
Q

Transient response

A

a response is shown only during stimulus abrupt on and off

26
Q

Linear response

A

Total response of the cell is the sum of its response to the sub-parts of the stimulus

27
Q

Null position

A

When the grating is placed such that half the light stripe falls on the center and the other half on the surround to get a neutralized response

28
Q

Lesion in what region would cause reduced sensitivity to contrast at high spatial frequencies?

A

Dorsal layers, parvocellular system

29
Q

Lesion in what region would cause reduced wavelength-based discriminations with color perception?

A

Dorsal layers, parvocellular system

30
Q

Lesion in what region would cause reduced sensitivity to contrast at low spatial frequencies

A

Ventral layers, magnocellular

31
Q

Lesion in what region would cause severe reduction in detection of high temporal frequency flicker?

A

Ventral layers, magnocellular syystem

32
Q

Lesion in what region would leave color vision in tact?

A

Ventral layers, magnocellular system

33
Q

Isoluminant gratings

A

Isolates the magnocellular and parvocellular layers with alternate bars of different chromaticities of the same luminance

34
Q

Which system detects isoluminance

A

Parvocellular

35
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Chromaticity

A

Combination of hue and saturation

36
Q

Primary open angle glaucoma

A

Chronic progressive optic neuropathy typically associated with an elevation in IOP

37
Q

Perimetric tests

A

Measures relative sensitivity of peripheral vision

38
Q

Which neurons are affected first in glaucoma?

A

Magnocellular neurons (larger axons)

39
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What stimulus is used in frequency doubling perimetry?

A

Low spatial frequency, high temporal frequency, with a rate of flicker of 15Hz