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Vision Flashcards

1
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fovea

A

Central fixation point for each eye

Area of retina with highest visual acuity

Surrounded by the macula
Projects to the occipital lobe

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2
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cones

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color
higher resolution

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3
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outermost layer

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photoreceptors

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4
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ganglion cells

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parasol cells- larger diameter/ gross features and movement
midget cells- small diameter/ details

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5
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nasal fibers sees

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lateral visual field

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6
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optic tract damaged

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contralateral visual field is damaged

contralateral homonymous hemianopia

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7
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LGN damage

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damage contralateral visual field

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8
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extrageniculate visual pathways

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Minority of fibers in the optic tract bypass the LGN to enter the superior colliculus and pretectal areas to form this

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9
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pretectal and superior colliculus

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directing visual attention and eye movements toward visual stimuli

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10
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axons leaving the LGN project to

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the primary visual cortex PVC

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11
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fibers of inferior radiations arc forward into

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temporal lobe forming meyers loop

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12
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fibers of superior optic radiations pass

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Under the parietal lobe

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13
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Primary visual cortex

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lies on the upper and lower banks of the calcarine fissure in the occipital lobe

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14
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calcarine fissure

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cuneus wedge- upper bank gyrus

lingula “little tongue”- lower bank gyrus

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15
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superior optic radiations project

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To the upper bank of the calcarine fissure

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16
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inferior optic radiations project

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To the lower bank of the calcarine fissure

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17
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The primary visual cortex is organized

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retinotopically

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18
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retina and macula are represented at the

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occipital pole

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19
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peripheral regions of retinas are represented

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anteriorly along calcarine fissure

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20
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dorsal pathways project to

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Parieto occipital association cortex

Motion spatial relations

21
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Ventral pathways project to

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Occipito temporal association cortex

form, color, and letters

22
Q

two major steps needed to assess visual disturbances

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Nature of the visual disturbance

Visual field

23
Q

nature of the visual disturbance

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Time course and any positive phenomena or negative phenomena

24
Q

Visual field

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Description of the regions for each eye involved

25
Q

Positive formed phenomena

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formed visual hallucinations arise from the inferior temporooccipital visual association cortex

26
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macular sparing

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partial lesions of visual pathway

Usually a result of cortical lesions

27
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Retinal blood supply

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Ophthalmic artery

28
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What supplies, the inner retinal layers

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Central retinal artery

A branch of the opthalamic artery

29
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two main branches of the retinal artery

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Superior and inferior

30
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an occlusion of what branch would cause a loss in the right inferior VF

A

Superior branch of the right central artery

31
Q

amaurosis fugax

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transient occlusion of the superior or inferior branch of the retinal artery

Browning out
Lasts 10 minutes
It’s a warning sign
Common cause is ipsilateral ICA stenosis

32
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Optic nerves, optic chasm and optic tracks received blood supply from

A

Numerous small branches of the anterior cerebral artery and middle cerebral artery

33
Q

infarcts in the LGN would cause what type of deficit

A

Contralateral homonymous hemianopsia

34
Q

optic radiation passing through the parietal lobe receive blood from

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Superior divisions of the MCA

35
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inferior optic radiation passing through the temporal lobe receive blood from

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Inferior divisions of the MCA

36
Q

Primary visual cortex supplied

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By the PCA

37
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if there is a right posterior cerebral artery infarct

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Visual loss in the left VF homonymous hemianopsia

The right PCA supplies the right visual cortex which gets information from the left visual field

38
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Pupillary light reflex

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optic nerve, optic tract, pretectal area, pretectal neurons, bilateral edinger westphal nuclei, ciliary ganglion, constrictor muscles

Direct response and consensual response

39
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Gaze stabilizers

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optoKinetic nystagmus (OKN)
vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR)

40
Q

direction of gaze

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saccades
smooth pursuit
vergence

41
Q

OKN

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optokinetic nystagmus

optokinetic system- eyes follow large objects in visual field

42
Q

OKN path

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retina
optic nerve chiasm tract
pretectal area
medial vestibular nucleus
ocular motor nuclei
extraocular muscles

43
Q

VOR

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stabilizes the eyes on a visual image during head and body movements

Vestibular receptors in the semi circular canals

44
Q

saccades

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rapid eye movements directed at targets in the visual field

45
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smooth pursuit

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Slower movements, following objects in visual field

46
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vergence

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Movements to maintain visual fixation of objects, moving toward or away from the viewer

47
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convergence is produced by

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Medial recti muscles

48
Q

divergence is produced by

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Lateral recti muscles

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