vision Flashcards
what are the two classes of ganglion cells
magnocellular and parvocellular
what are the eye changes in albinism
nystagmus, astigmatism, hypoplasia of optic nerve
what are the differences between magnocellular and parvocellular pathways
M: motion sensitive pathway and luminance control; L: fine detail and colour vision
what is the split of pathways in reticular radiation
inferior fibres => through Meyers loop of temporal lobe ; superior fibres => through parietal lobe
what are the orientation columns
arrangement of neurons of similar receptive fields in orientation columns=> horizontal, vertical R and L oblique
What is a blob
interaction of orientation column relate to colour vision
what are the hyper-columns
columns that lines between orientations in a region
what is Amblyopia
lazy eye : Abnormalities within the eyes that lead to the brain ignoring one of the eyes to prevent double vision
what is starbism
misalignment of the eyes
what is anisometropia
refractive differences between two eyes
name eye turned out/in eye higher/lower
EN/ESO TROPIA; hyper/hypo TROPIA
define conjugate movement
parallel movements of the eyes in order to maintain focus on a moving object
define saccades
: rapid eye movements allowing rapid re-fixation of gaze from one object to another
define nystagmus
repetitive to-and-from movement of the eye
what are pendular nystagmus
when the two phases are of equal lengths