PHYSIOLOGY OF VISION Flashcards

1
Q

Light is a form of electromagnetic
radiation composed of particle called…….

A

Photons
that travel in wavelike fashion.

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2
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Protection is provided by :

1……….
2……….

A

1-Eyelashes
2- Secretion of tears from the Lacrimal glands

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3
Q

Functions of sclera :
1……
2……

A

A. Provide the attachment for the ocular muscles
B. Provide mechanical support

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4
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The functions of cornea :

A

A- Allows the light to pass to the inside of the eye (that is why it is transparent).
B- It refracts \ bends \ twist \ change the angle of the light rays.

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5
Q

Uvea is …..

A

Choroid

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6
Q

Ciliary Muscles : provide the attachment to the lens through ………

A

suspensory ligaments or
zonules

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7
Q

This choroid layer get modified anteriorly and give rise to……..

A

ciliary body

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8
Q

The pathway of light into the eye:

A

1- The light passes into the cornea

2- Anterior chamber: a space between the cornea and the iris
3- Pupil
4 Posterior chamber: a thin space between the iris and the lens
5- lens
6- Vitreous chamber or cavity
7- focal point in the retina

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9
Q

…………………… is a transparent fluid which provide nutrition to the
avascular cornea”

A

Aquas humor

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10
Q

Ability of the eye to change the focal length of the
lens by changing the curvature of the eye lens

A

Accomodation

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11
Q

In the Accommodation the Ability of the eye to change the focal length of the
lens by changing the curvature or concavity of the eye lens

A

curvature

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12
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Accommodation is the Ability of the eye to change the ………..

A

focal length of the lens

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13
Q

Which structures response to change the shape
of the lens during accommodation ?

A

the ciliary muscle and suspensory ligaments

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14
Q

The lens assumes a more spherical shape
This occurs during accommodation on a…………object being viewed

A

Closer

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15
Q

Focusing on near objects
needs less/more bending of the
light rays

A

More

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16
Q

Lens flatter during accommodation on a……. distant object being viewed

17
Q

The Accommodation occurs in both …….. and …..

A

Lens and Irus

18
Q

Parasympathetic causes pupillary ……….. by contracting the ..…….muscle of the eye

A

constriction

circular

19
Q

Sympathetic causes pupillary ……… by contracting the ……muscle of the eye.

A

dilatation

radial

20
Q

Refraction (conversion) means :

A

changing the angle of the light.

21
Q

The……. and…….. are refractive structures of the eye They offer…….. surfaces to focus diverging light rays

A

cornea

lens

convex

22
Q

What is the constant refractive structures ?

23
Q

What is the modifiable refractive structures ?

A

the shape of the lens

24
Q

Convex structures of the eye produce…….. of these diverging rays

A

convergence

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The refractive power of a lens is measured in……..
diopters
26
The human eye has ………..refractive power of diopters at rest
60
27
The nearest point to the eye at which an object can be brought into clear focus by accommodation is called the …………..
near point of vision
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The near response is compost of 3 parts
accommodation, the visual axes converge and the pupils
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The near point recedes throughout life with advancing age results in loss of accommodation Condition is known as…….
Presbyopia
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Emmetropia
Normal eye