Visual pathway Flashcards

1
Q

What are two stages in visual pathway?

A

Extracranial
Intracranial

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2
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Outline visual pathway?

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Extracranial
1) Optic nerve made axons from retinal ganglion cells
2) Retinal ganglion cells recieve impulse rods and cones
3) Optic nerve leaves via optic canal through sphenoid bone
4) Enter cranial cavity
5) Run along cranial fossa

Intracranial
1) Optic nerves join at optic chiasm
2) At chiasm fibres from:
medial halves- cross to contralateral optic tract
lateral halves- ipsilateral
3) Optic tracts travel to lateral geniculate nucleus in
thalamus
4) Fibres synapse

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4
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What recieves impulses from rods and cones?

A

Optic nerve
Formed retinal ganglion cells

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5
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Where do fibres meet?

A

Optic chiasm

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6
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At chiasm what occurs to fibres?

A

Medial- cross to contralateral optic tract
Lateral- remain ipsilateral

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7
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Where do fibres synapse?

A

Lateral geniculate nucleus

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8
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Function of lateral geniculate nucleus?

A

Site where fibres synapse

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9
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How do axons from LGN carry visual info?

A

Via optic radiation

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10
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What is optic radiation divided into?

A

Upper optic radiation
Lower optic radiation

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11
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Function upper optic radiation?
Where do fibres travel?

A

Carry fibres from superior quadrant (Baumans)
Fibres travel through parietal lobe to visual cortex

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12
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Function lower optic radiation?
Where do fibres travel?

A

Carry fibres from inferior quadrants
Fibres travel through temporal lobe to visual cortex

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13
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NB: Superior retinal quadrants correspond to inferior visual field quadrants and inferior retinal quadrants correspond to superior visual field quadrants

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NB: Superior retinal quadrants correspond to inferior visual field quadrants and inferior retinal quadrants correspond to superior visual field quadrants

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15
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Define intortion?

A

Internal rotation
Toward midline

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16
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Define extortion?

A

External rotation
Away midline

17
Q

State 6 ocular muscles?

A

Medial rectus- occ mot
Lateral rectus- abducens

Superior oblique- troch
Inferior oblique- occ mot

Superior rectus- occ mot
Inferior rectus- occ mot

18
Q

Label and state function?

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19
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What movements muscle of eye responsible?

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20
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Label

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22
Q

What is no vision in left eye caused by?

A

Damage left optic nerve

23
Q

What does damage to optic chiasm lead to\?

A

Loss vision in temporal visual fields
Hemianopia

24
Q

What does damage to left optic tract cause?

A

Loss vision temporal field left eye
Loss vision nasal field right eye

25
Q

Damage to meyers loop?

A

Loss of vision in superior nasal field of left eye
Loss of vision in superior temporal field of right eye

26
Q

Damage to left baums loop?

A

Loss of vision in inferior temporal field of right eye
Loss of vision to inferior nasal field of left eye

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27
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1) Damage to the left optic nerve
No vision in left eye
2) Damage to optic chiasma
Loss of vision of the temporal visual fields- Hemianopia
3) Damage to left optic tract
Loss of vision of temporal field of left eye
Loss of vision of nasal field of right eye
4) Damage to left Meyer’s loop
Loss of vision in superior nasal field of left eye
Loss of vision in superior temporal field of right eye
5) Damage to left Baum’s loop
Loss of vision in inferior temporal field of right eye
Loss of vision to inferior nasal field of left eye