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Visual pathway and Lesions on the Visual Pathway Flashcards

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Thin, transparent membrane where images are cast and where nerve impulses are generated and conveyed to the optic nerve

A

Retina

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  • Nerve of sight
  • Functions to unite the brain and the retina
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OPTIC NERVE

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the Non-decussating, uncrossed, external/lateral fibers and
Decussating, crossed, internal/medial fibers

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OPTIC CHIASMA

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Posterior continuation of optic chiasma with its fibers terminating at lateral geniculate body

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OPTIC TRACT

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5
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  • Serves as the end station for some visual fibers
  • Regarded as sub-cortical visual center of brain, serving as a relay station between retina and cortex
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LATERAL GENICULATE BODY

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6
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Carry visual impulse to area striata

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OPTIC RADIATION

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Visual/optic center of the brain located at medial aspect of the occipital lobe True visual cortex (true receptive center of visual impressions)

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VISUAL CORTEX/ AREA STRIATA/ BROADMAN AREA #17

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8
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Any problems on the pathway is projected on what side of the visual field?

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Opposite

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9
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complete inability of the eye to see

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Blindness

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10
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one eye is completely blind

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monocular/uniocular blindness

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11
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half blindness

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HEMIANOPSLA/HEMIANOPIA

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Loss of vision on either temporal side (peripheral blindness) or nasal side (central blindness)

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HETERONYMOUS HEMIANOPSIA

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  • Loss of either right or left hemifield
  • Both eyes are blind to either right or left side
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HOMONYMOUS HEMIANOPSIA

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  • Hemianopsia on both eyes are completely symmetrical in extent and intensity
  • Same size, shape and position
  • Damage/lesion is closer to the brain
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CONGROUS HEMIANOPSIA

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15
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  • Visual field defects are dissimilar in both eyes
  • Damage /lesion is farther to the brain
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INCONGROUS HEMIANOPSIA

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16
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damage on the optic nerve

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total blindness of the affected eye

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17
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damage on the OPTIC CHIASMA

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heteronymous hemianopsia

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18
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damage on the CROSSED OPTIC CHIASMA

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bi-temporal heteronymous

19
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damage on the UNCROSSED OPTIC CHIASMA

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bi-nasal heteronymous

20
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damage on ONE SIDE OF CHIASMA

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nasal hemianopsia

21
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damage on OPTIC TRACT

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incongrous homonymous hemianopsia

22
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damage on the RIGHT OPTIC TRACT

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left incongrous homonymous

23
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damage on the LEFT OPTIC TRACT

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right incongrous homonymous

24
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damage on the LATERAL GENICULATE BODY

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congrous homonymous hemianopsia

25
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damage on the RIGHT LGB

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left homonymous hemianopsia (complete)

26
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damage on the LEFT LGB

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right homonymous hemianopsia (complete)

27
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damage on the OPTIC RADIATION

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congrous homonymous hemianopsia

28
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damage on the RIGHT OR

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left homonymous hemianopsia (complete)

29
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damage on the LEFT OR

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right homonymous hemianopsia (complete)

30
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damage on the RIGHT TEMPORAL OR

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right nasal hemianopsia

31
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damage on the RIGH NASAL OR

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left temporal hemianopsia

32
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damage on the LEFT TEMPORAL OR

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left nasal hemianopsia

33
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damage on the LEFT NASAL OR

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right temporal hemianopsia

34
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damage on the LEFT NASAL OR

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right temporal hemianopsia

35
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damage on the AREA STRIATA/ AREA #17

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homonymous scotoma

36
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Perception of light is entirely lost

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ABSOLUTE SCOTOMA

37
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Perception of light is only diminished

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RELATIVE SCOTOMA

38
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  • Appears as black spot in the visual field
  • Patient is not aware; detected only by examination
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NEGATIVE SCOTOMA

39
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Dark spot in the visual field

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POSITIVE SCOTOMA

40
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scotoma that Involves the point of fixation

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CENTRAL SCOTOMA

41
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scotoma that Involves peripheral areas

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PERIPHERAL SCOTOMA

42
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scotoma that Involves peripheral areas

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PERIPHERAL SCOTOMA

43
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scotoma that are Usual on persons with migraine

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SCINTILLATING SCOTOMA

44
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  • Extension of blindspot
  • Arch-like
  • Early stages of glaucoma
A

ARCUATE SCOTOMA

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