Vision Flashcards

1
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What is macular degeneration?

A

progressive age- related loss of central vision.

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2
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How can Presbyopia be corrected?

A

by using convex lenses for near-vision or Incase of myopia, using bifocal lens.

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3
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Accommodation is achieved by?

A

contraction of the ciliary muscle, reducing tension in the zonule fibers. Hence permitting the lens elasticity to increase its curvature for accommodation.

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4
Q

The disorder in which high levels of intraocular pressure reduces blood supply to the
eye causing retinal damage is called——–?

A

Glaucoma

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5
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What are the five basic neuronal layers in the retina?

A

photoreceptors, bipolar cells, ganglion cells, horizontal

cells, and amacrine cells.

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6
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What are photoreceptors?

A

Outer segment contains light-sensitive pigments and inner segment contains nucleus and synaptic terminals to bipolar and horizontal cells. 2 types - Rod and Cones.

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7
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Cascade of events following activation of photoreceptor is called ———?

A

Phototransduction

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8
Q

what is Rhodopsin?

A

Photopigment in Rods

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9
Q

Changes in opsin lead to the activation

of an intracellular messenger known as?

A

Transducin

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10
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The complex process involving the restoring retinal layers to a state where it is capable of signaling light- photon capture known as

A

Retinoid Cycle

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