Special Senses:Vision Flashcards
The light bending power of the cornea, lens or vitreous humor is called its..
Refractive Index
The general name of the involuntary muscles that are responsible for changes in both the lens curvature pupillary size is called?
Intrinsic (internal) muscles
Closer in children and young adults and farther with old age, what is the name of the closest distance an object can be focused on clearly?
Near Point of Accommodation.
Fibers from which eye is found in the left optic nerve?
Left optic nerve: Fibers from the left eye.
Fibers from which eye is found in the left optic tract?
Left optic tract: Medial fibers from the right eye, and lateral fibers from the left eye.
Fibers from which eye is found in the optic chiasm?
Optic chiasm: Medial fibers from the left and right eyes.
Fibers from which eye is found in the right optic nerve?
Right optic nerve: Fibers from the right eye.
Fibers from which eye is found in the right optic tract?
Right optic tract: Medial fibers from the left eye, and lateral fibers from the right eye.
Name one constituent of the lacrimal apparatus
Lacrimal apparatus: Lacrimal glands/ lacrimal canaliculi/ lacrimal sac/ nasolacrimal duct.
Name one of the two groups of muscles responsible for eye relexes.
Eye reflexes: Intrinsic/ Extrinsic muscles.
Name one of the non-depolorizing supporting cells found in the retina.
Horizontal cells/ Amacrine cells.
Optic tract fibers will synapse with what part of the brain?
Lateral Geniculate body of the thalamus.
What chart is used to measure visual acuity?
The Snellen chart.
What is the Convex/Converging Lens used for?
It is used to correct the hyperopic/farsighted eye.
What is the Concave/Diverging Lens used for?
It is used to correct the myopic/nearsighted eye.
Which is the part of the eye that is examined when using the opthalmascope?
Fundus/ Retina/ Eyeball interior.
The chart which was used in the Lab to show irregularities in curvature of the lens/ cornea is called
The Astigmatism Chart.
Where do the fibers/axons from the lateral geniculate nucleus branch into?
The optic radiation.
The ability of the eye to focus differently for objects of near vision & 6m (20ft), is called?
Accommodation.
The branched optic radiations will terminate in which region of the brain?
Visual Cortex
The Snellen chart was used to test what?
Visual Acuity
What do extrinsic muscles allow the eye to do?
Follow a moving object/ Allow for eyeball movement
What do the lacrimal glands produce?
Produce tears
What do the tarsal glands produce?
Produces an oily substance