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Physiology of the Visual Cortex Flashcards

1
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Monocular blindness

A

Loss of vision from 1 eye

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2
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Bitemporal hemianopsia

A

Loss of vision from nasal retina

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3
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Homonymous hemianopia

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Loss of vision from the same part in each eye

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4
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Damage to optic nerve on 1 side

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Monocular blindness

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5
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Damage to optic chiasma

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Bitemporal hemianopsia

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6
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Damage to anything behind the optic chiasm

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Homonymous hemianopia

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7
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The lateral geniculate nucleus projects to watch layer (1-6) of the visual cortex?

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4

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8
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Layer 4 of the visual cortex projects to layers

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2/3

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9
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Layers 2/3 of the visual cortex project to

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2-6

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10
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Layer 6 of the visual cortex projects to the

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Lateral geniculate nucleus

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11
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Simple cortical cells are activated by

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object orientation

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12
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Complex cortical cells are activated by

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Oriented edges and gratings

Stimulus must have an edge

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13
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Hypercomplex cells are activated by

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MOVEMENT, orientation and location

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14
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Vertical organization of visual cortex
Horizontal
Lateral

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Cells in different horizontal planes respond to orientations

Cells in the same vertical plane respond to the same orientation

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15
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Ocular dominance

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Cells that receive input from the same piece of retina in different eyes are located side by side, one eye dominates

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16
Q

Blobs

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Cells that process color information

Interspaced between dominance columns

17
Q

Between what ages can irregular dominance columns be corrected

A

Plasticity between ages 0-6

18
Q

Esotropia

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Cross eyed

19
Q

Exotropia

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Divergent strabisms

20
Q

Amblyopia

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Lazy eye

21
Q

Apperceptive agnosia

A

Inability to extract an object from the background

22
Q

Sythesia

A

physical experience activate different sensory modalaties

23
Q

Ventral stream
Recognizes
Pathway

A

Recognizes: Color & objects
Pathway: V1 → V4 → Temporal lobe

24
Q

Dorsal stream
Recognizes
Pathway

A

Recognizes: Motion
Pathway: V1 → MT → Parietal lobe

25
Q

Color pathway

A

Receptor → P ganglion → Lateral Geniculate → Bloobs → V4 or V19

26
Q

How is motion detected

A

Eyes move or the image on the retina changes in time

27
Q

How is depth percieved

A

Monocular cues for vision beyond 100 feet
- Relative size
- Previous familiarity
- Shadows
- Motion parallax
Stereoscopic cues under 100 feet
- Object appears in different places in each retina

28
Q

Color Opponent Cells

A

Visual system record difference between cones in order to detect color

29
Q

Red versus

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Green

30
Q

Blue versus

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Yellow

31
Q

White versus

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Black

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