vision Flashcards

1
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what are the two classes of ganglion cells

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magnocellular and parvocellular

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2
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what are the eye changes in albinism

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nystagmus, astigmatism, hypoplasia of optic nerve

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3
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what are the differences between magnocellular and parvocellular pathways

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M: motion sensitive pathway and luminance control; L: fine detail and colour vision

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4
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what is the split of pathways in reticular radiation

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inferior fibres => through Meyers loop of temporal lobe ; superior fibres => through parietal lobe

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5
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what are the orientation columns

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arrangement of neurons of similar receptive fields in orientation columns=> horizontal, vertical R and L oblique

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6
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What is a blob

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interaction of orientation column relate to colour vision

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7
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what are the hyper-columns

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columns that lines between orientations in a region

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8
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what is Amblyopia

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lazy eye : Abnormalities within the eyes that lead to the brain ignoring one of the eyes to prevent double vision

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9
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what is starbism

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misalignment of the eyes

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10
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what is anisometropia

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refractive differences between two eyes

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11
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name eye turned out/in eye higher/lower

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EN/ESO TROPIA; hyper/hypo TROPIA

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12
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define conjugate movement

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parallel movements of the eyes in order to maintain focus on a moving object

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13
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define saccades

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: rapid eye movements allowing rapid re-fixation of gaze from one object to another

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14
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define nystagmus

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repetitive to-and-from movement of the eye

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15
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what are pendular nystagmus

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when the two phases are of equal lengths

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16
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what are phasic/jerky nystagmus

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slow movement to a limit of one direction by jerky movement in the opposite direction (described in relation of the first phase, can be horizontal or vertical)

17
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what are causes of nystagmus

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visual, vestibular, cerebellar and brain stem pathways

18
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what are the P and M pathways in the cortex

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P (ventral)= V2 (counter) V4 (colour and form) M(dorsal) = V3(global motion) V5 (motion)

19
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define visual field

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part of physical world from which source of light impinges on defined part of retina

20
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define retinal field

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piece of retina upon which light from external objects falls upon

21
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What is the pathway of ocular reflex

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CNII=> lateral geniculate nucleus=> pretectal nucleus=> (No Suggestions) nucleus=> CNIII=> pupil constriction

22
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What is the pathway of corneal reflex

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CNV1 => temporal and zygomatic of facial => orbicularis oculi

23
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What is the pathway of vestibulo-ocular reflex

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eye movement opposite to the head movement. Vestibular apparatus (movement detection)=>CNVIII=>CN of extraocular muscles

24
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what is the problem with Mayer’s loop lesion how is it different to optic tract lesion

A

Homonymous Upper Quadrantanopia splitting of fibres in the optic tract it is homonymous hemianopia

25
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What would be presentation and cause of right nasal hemianopia

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diplopia, headache and nausea due to loss of vision in temporal retina e.g. due to cortex tumour

26
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what is exophthalmos

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Protrusion of the eye, causing the eyelids to part more than normal so that the whites of the sclera are visible all around the cornea and iris

27
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what are the causes of exophthalmos

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bilateral Graves; unilateral aneurism or haematoma

28
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what signs of RICP can be seen in the eye

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papilloedema