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SPECIAL SENSES : Visual Flashcards

1
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Made up of the eyeball specialized for its ability to react to light.

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Visual Apparatus

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Protects the delicate inner structures of the eye and with the intraocular pressure maintain the shape and turgor of the eyeball.

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Fibrous Coat

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3
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Transparent anterior 1/6 if the fibrous coat.

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Cornea

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Opaque posterior 5/6 of the fibrous coat

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Sclera

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Transparent fibrous coat covering the colored part of the eyes, iris.

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Cornea

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6
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Slightly thicker than sclera with refractive power 2x as high as the lens.

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Cornea

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7
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Avascular and the central part depends on diffusion from aqueous humor for its nourishment.

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True

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8
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One of the few organs that can be successfully transplanted without rejection from the host.

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Cornea

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Opaque posterior 5/6 of the fibrous coat

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Sclera

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10
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Sclera is mainly made up of ? where tendons of extraocular muscles are attached

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Densely packed collagenous fibers (type I collagen fibrils)

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11
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Pierced by optic nerve, ciliary nerves and blood vessels

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Sclera

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12
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Concerned with nutrition of retina and production of aqueous humor

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Vascular and Muscular Coat / UVEA

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13
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Provides mechanisms for accommodation of the eyes for near vision and control of amount of light entering the eye.

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Vascular and Muscular Coat / UVEA

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Parts of Vascular and Muscular Coat / UVEA

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  1. Choroid
  2. Ciliary body
  3. Iris
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15
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Middle coat of the eye.

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Choroid

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16
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Blood rich nutritive tunic that contains a dark pigment that prevents light from scattering inside the eye.

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Choroid

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17
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A thickening of the vascular tunic.

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Ciliary Body

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18
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Connects choroid with circumference of iris.

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Ciliary Body

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19
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When ciliary muscle contracts, the lens become more convex.

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True

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20
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Ciliary Body is

  • with ciliary muscle for accomodation
  • with ciliary process producimg aqueous humor
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True

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21
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Heavily pigmented colored part of eye.

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Iris

22
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Acts like a diaphragm with a central opening called pupil. Smooth muscle in iris control the amount of lights going to the retina.

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Iris

23
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Rest on anterior surface of the lens, thus it separates the anterior chamber from the posterior chamber.

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Iris

24
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Main mass consists of loose, pigmented, highly vascular connective tissue.

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Iris

25
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iris - 2 smooth muscles

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  1. sphincter pupillae
  2. dilator pupillae
26
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  • circumferentially oriented fibers
  • constriction of pupils
  • parasympathetic
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sphincter pupillae

27
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  • radially oriented fibers
  • dilation of pupils
  • sympathetic
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dilator pupillae

28
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Nervous coat

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Retina

29
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Innermost layer where receptors for sense of sight are found.

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Retina

30
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Nervous coat of the eyeball containing the photoreceptor cell.

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Retina

31
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  • stimulated by low intensity light
  • for night vision (scotopic vision)
  • contains reddish pigment,
    RHODOPSIN. Very sensitive and produces detectable signal on absorption of a single photon of light
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Rods

32
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  • stimulated by high intensity light for day vision/color vision (photopic) sensitive to blue, green and red lights.

And the differences in absorption of these 3 kinds provide basis for color vision.

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Cones

33
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  • The transparent structures traversed by the light rays on the way to the photoreceptors of the retina.
  • These structures can BEND or REFRACT the light rays so the images can be focused on the retina.
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Refractive Media of the Eye

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Parts of Refractive Media of the Eye

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• cornea
• aqueous humor
• lens
• vitreous humor

35
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coats of the eyeball

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  1. Fibrous coat
  2. Vascular and Muscular Coat / UVEA
  3. Nervous coat
36
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3 parts of the ear

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  1. External ear
    • pinna
    • external acoustic meatus
  2. Middle ear (tympanic cavity)
    • ossicles (MALLEUS, INCUS STAPES)
    • tensor tympani, stapedius
  3. Internal ear (Labyrinth)
37
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Shell shaped structure surrounding the auditory canal opening.

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Pinna / Auricle

38
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  • A short narrow chamber (about 1 inch long by ½ inch wide)
  • Curved into temporal bone of the skull
  • Skin of walls lined with ceruminous glands which secrete a waxy yellow substance called earwax or cerum
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External Auditory Canal

39
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A thin membrane separating outer from middle ear

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Tympanic membrane / Eardrum

40
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A small, air-filled cavity within the temporal bone.

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Middle Ear

41
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A bony wall in middle ear with 2 openings. (oval & round window)

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Medial Boundary

42
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Tympanic membrane in the middle ear with handle of the malleus attached.

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Lateral Boundary

43
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Estachian tube that connects middle ear and nasopharynx.

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Anterior Boundary

44
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Mastoid process (in middle ear)

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Posterior Boundary

45
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Ossicles in the Middle Ear:

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• Malleus (hammer) - attched to tympanic membrane
• Incus (anvil)
• Stapes (stirrups) - presses on the oval window of the inner ear

46
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2 parts of Inner Ear

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  1. Bony Labyrinth
  2. Membranous Labyrinth
47
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  • wall is bony
  • temporal bone
  • fluid inside is perilymph
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Bony Labyrinth

48
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Bony Labyrinth is made up of

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a. Cochlea
b. Vestibule
c. 3 semicircular canals

49
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  • made up of scala vestibulia and tympani
  • concerned with hearing
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Cochlea

50
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Concerned with static equilibrium.

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Vestibule

51
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Concerned with dynamic equilibrium.

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3 semicircular canals

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