Quiz 2 Info Flashcards

1
Q

If you increase the thickness of the crystalline lens, what happens to the dioptric power?

A

It decreases

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2
Q

If you increase the thickness of the corneas, what happens to the dioptric power?

A

It increases

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3
Q

Where is the entrance pupil found?

A

In air

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4
Q

Where is the exit pupil found?

A

In the vitreous

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5
Q

What structure do the photoreceptors turn toward?

A

The center of the pupil

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6
Q

What optical property to photoreceptors use to catch light?

A

Total internal reflection

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7
Q

What is depth of field/focus?

A

The range of an object or image plane over which the image appears to be in focus

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8
Q

Where are light-scattering nuclei of the lens found?

A

Near the equator

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9
Q

Close packing of cells reduces light scatter of the lens where?

A

At cell boundaries

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10
Q

Why doesn’t the lens absorb much light?

A

No pigments and avascular

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11
Q

How does the crystalline lens refract light?

A

It varies the thickness and refractive index

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12
Q

What is the accommodated power of the lens?

A

31.85D

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13
Q

What is Helmholtz’s theory?

A

That a decrease in tension of all the zonules increases optical power.
An increase in mass and stiffness of the lens with age reduced lens deformation

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14
Q

What is Schachar’s theory?

A

Increased tension in equatorial zonules and decreased tension in the anterior and posterior zonules increase optical power.
Decrease in space between ciliary muscle and lens causes the zonules to become slack

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15
Q

What law governs light rays that form images on the retina?

A

Snell’s law

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16
Q

What is the equation for total transmittance of light through the eye?

A

Total = direct + forward scattered

17
Q

What light rays form images on the retina?

A

Direct light rays

18
Q

What is the primary optical effect of ocular scatter?

A

Reduced contrast of retinal image

19
Q

In the retina, what absorbs light?

A

Blood vessels
Macula
Photoreceptors

20
Q

In the retina, what scatters light?

A

Neural tissue