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Versions and Vergences Flashcards

1
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Infranuclear Controls

A

CN 3, 5, 6 and their muscles

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2
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Nuclear Controls

A

Cranial nuclei

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3
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Supranuclear Contros

A

higher order; plans and controls eye movement

cortex, cerebellum, brainstem

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4
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Versions and Vergences are controlled by….

A

supranuclear pathway

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5
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Saccades

A

FAST conjugate eye movement for refixation/
moves fovea to object of interest
voluntary, some can be reflex

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6
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Saccade- Version or Vergence?

A

Version

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7
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Saccade Latency

A

time between stimulus and response

120- 200ms

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8
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Saccades develop by age…

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1

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9
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Pursuits

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maintains fovea focus on a slowly moving target
matches eye velocity to target velocity
voluntary

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10
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Pursuit Latency

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shorter than saccades- faster start

125ms

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11
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Pursuits develop by…..

A

3-4 months

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12
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Vestibulo-ocular Reflex

VOR

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stabilize retinal image during brief head movements
seen in doll’s head maneuver
does not require stimuli

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13
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VOR is developed by….

A

Horizontal- at birth

Vertical- later

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14
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Vestibular damage results in….

A

horizontal nystagmus

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15
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Dolls Head Maneuver

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eyes move opposite to head turn

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16
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Caloric Testing

A

head angled 30 degrees
Cold = opposite
warm = same

17
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Optokinetic Reflex

A

takes over after brief head movement/ VOR

during prolonged head movement

18
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Testing Optokinetic Reflex

A

Rotational Testing

eye moves fast opposite rotation of chair

19
Q

Optokinetic Nystagmus

OKN

A

slow purusit eye movement followed by fast corrective saccade
head stays still
requires input from visual system

20
Q

OKN develops by…..

A

3-5 months

21
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Pursuits- Version or Vergence?

A

Version

22
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VOR- Version or Vergence?

A

Version

23
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Optokinetic Reflex- Version or Vergence?

A

Version

24
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OKN- Version or Vergence?

A

Version

25
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Fusional Vergence

A

to correct discrepancies b/t retinal images /

make sure both eyes see the same thing

26
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Tonic Vergence

A

constant inn to EOMs when awake and alert

holds eyes straight since eyes would otherwise diverge

27
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Proximal Vergence

A

induced convergence to view objects at near

28
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High AC/A

A

ET with accommodation

eyes overconverge

29
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Low AC/A

A

XT, harder to converge or cant converge

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