Physiology Flashcards

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refractory power sum of the eye and the main cotributor is:

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59 diopters and the cornea
lenns refractive power is:
20 and changes to 34 when accommidation

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the light rays of close objects fall behind the retina in ____ meanwhile in front for far objects in the _______

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hypermetropic
myotropic (too srtong eye lens or long eye. ball)

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the type of lenses that are used for myopic and hyperopia and astigmatism and keratooconus

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concave and convex
cylindrical lens
lenses

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uneven irrigular curvature of the cornea. is seen ______
buldgin of the cornea is. ____

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astigmatism
keratoconus

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when there is no accommodation :

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ciliary muscles are relaxed and zonula fibers are stretched and an open iris

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accommodation is linked to

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convergence of the eyes and constriction of the pupil

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intraocular pressure is ____ and abnormal elevation of it causes ____ and the rate of humor production is:

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15 mmHg
glucoma
2-3microliter \ minuets

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location of the optic disc and fovea

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nasal part of the retina and has no photoreceptor
temporal to optic disc and has highest visual activity. containing many cones and less rods.

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layers of retina are pushed aside resulting in less light scattering , absence of of blood vessels, connection between foveal cones and. ganglion, lower ratio of cones:ganglions and yellow pigmented

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fovea centralis

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pupil diameter ranger from ___ to ____ and the square of this diameter tells us the amount of light, of can go from ____ to _____

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1.5 - 8
2.25 - 64

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blood supply of the retina

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inner two thirds by the central retina
outer third by the inner vascular choroid

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horizontal and amarcine cells functions

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inhibition to enhance contrast
light turn on and off and light movement respond

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in rods, what are the type of photopigment and protein of pigment , how is it distributed and excitation duration and sensitivity to light and adaptation to dark

same for the cones

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rhodopsin, scotopsin ,periphery , needs more time and high sensitivity slow

color pigment , photopsin , fovea, less time and less sensitivity fast

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induction of signals of the light

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rhodopsin (11 cis retinal + protein) > metarhodopsin 2 > phosphodiesterase > less cGMP > closure of Na channels and hyperpolarization > no inhibitory NT

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metarhodopsin 2 pathway for vit A formation

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break down into all trans retinal + protein > 11 cis retinal > used again

break down into all trans retinal + protein > all trans retinol (vit A) > 11 cis retinol > 11 cis retinal

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adaptation of eyes to dark and light

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  • more photochemicals ands Vit A converted to retinal form and increase in pupil size
  • less photochemical , retinal converted to vit A, more vit A concentration
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ganglion cell that is small, velocity = 8, crude rod vision and directional movements

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w ganglion cells

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ganglion cells that are medium with 14 velocity and transmit colors

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X ganglion cells

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ganglion cells that are large , 50 is its velocity
- detect lights density
- detects rapid movements
- black and white vision

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Y ganglion cells

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Lateral geniculate body branches are:
receives info from:

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suprechiasmic ( biological clock) , pretectal (light reflex and focus on objects) , superior colliculus
visual cortex , mesencephalon, optic erve

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layers of the geniculate body and their innervation of the visual cortex

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  1. magnocellular (1+2) : receive from Y and blind vision&raquo_space; innervate to C alpha
  2. parvocellular (3 > 6) : receive from x and colored &raquo_space; innervates to A, C beta , blob
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secondary visual cortex divisions and functions

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  • dorsal stream
    WHERE , 3D image and motion, uses black and white
  • ventral stream
    WHAT, lateral occipital complex for objects and inferior temporal for faces , colored vision
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The softest audible sound is _ db (absolute threshold)
Normal conversation is _ db
Discomfort & damage to hearing receptors occurs at _ db
Pain occurs at _ db

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the total amplification of sound is — and the tympanic membrane contributes _ meanwhile ossicles amplify.
times

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22 times
17 times
1.3 times

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reducing sound waves (attenuation) of loud sounds, 100ms latent period • protection fromloud sounds • reducing background voices • decreasing senation of speech.
the functions of middle ear muscles
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_ covers the hair cells
tectorial membrane
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- ——— is similar in composition to the ECF (high sodium & low potassium) - ———composed of fluid with 1 potassium and I sodium - Endolymph is——— mV compared to perilymph - Inside hair cells is ——- mV compared to perilymph - Inside hair cells is —— mV compared to endolymph
Perilymph Endolymph +80 \-70 \-150
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3500 cells Main cells of hearing 90-95% of afferent sensory fibers come from inner cells to brain Damage causes complete hearing loss
• A single row of inner hair cells
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12,500 cells 95% of them are supplied by efferent fibers from auditory nerve Modulate the response of the inner hair cells Stimulation of efferent fibers of auditory nerve causes Shortening of outer hair cells Change in the inner hair cells sensitivity Damage causes large amount of hearing loss
Three rows of outer hair cells
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Difference in arrival time to each ear: to localize_ - Difference in intensity of sound reaching each ear:
low frequency sounds < 3000 Hz to localize high frequency sounds
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utricle senses:
linear horizontal acceleration head position upright status
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saccule sense :
linear vertical acceleration laying down
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the sensory part of saccule and utricle is called_____and has a gelatinous membrane filled with________ kinocilia is :
maccule CaCO3 the longest stereocilia
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If bending of cilia is — the kinocilium = hair cell excitation If bending of cilia is ___from the kinocilium = hair cell inhibition
toward away from
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the sensory part in semicircular canals is called____ crista ampullaris is ______
capula in the ampulla baase of the hair cells in the capula
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Left and right horizontal Left anterior and right posterior Left posterior and right anterior
nod no head tilt nod yes
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caloric stimulation of vistibular apparatus, irrigation with cold water causes nystagmus to the _______, meanwhile hot water causes in______ direction it can also cause
opposite side same side of the ear nausea, vertigo too
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pathway of vestibular system
SC canals > vestibular nucleus > CN nuclei and then extra-ocular muscles
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vestibular nerve 2nd order to:
flocculonodular of cerebullum CN 3 4 6 spinal cord
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- Injury at the level of optic chiasm causes_______ - Injury at the level of optic radiation causes contralateral________
bitemporal hemianopia homonymous hemianopia
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macula capula crista ampularis
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orthodronic conduction is: antidromic conduction is: and happens in:
one direction only opposite direction and seen : when nerve is stimulated in the middle and axon reflex
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synaptic delay si
.5 ms
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acidosis and hypoxia causes : alkilosis and caffieine and theophylline cause
depress excitation
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hypoxia effects: pressure effects: local anesthesia effects:
B>A>C A>B>C C>B>A
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are for fast pain are for slow pain
A delta C Fibers
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compound action potential is its average ____ peak of cap represents____
sum of all excitations 5-30 largest fibers
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hypocalcemia causes _____ its signs are ____
tetanus chovestek and tousseau
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decreased magnisuim levels casue
excitaility
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neurotmesis Neuropraxia Axonotmesis
Cutting focal demyelination Axons are cut, but Schwann cells are in their place
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ligand dated ion channels : g protein ccoupled receptors 2nd messenger c amp stimulation
nicoinic muscarinic adrenergic
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most of afferent (sensory) nerve fibers in ANS are
PSNS specially the vagus
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nocireceptors are carried by
SNS
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______ drug inhibits prostaglandins
aspirin
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lateral nuclei of hypothalamus
feel hunger OSMORECEPTORS
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leptin is produced when ___ in fat deposition ghrelin causes____ insulin causes_____ peptide YY CCK cause ____
increased increases foot intake less food less food