week 2 Flashcards

1
Q

clear covering to the eye

A

cornea

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2
Q

point of highest visual acuity - what you want to see follows into that spot

A

fovea

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3
Q

how does an eye work like a camera?

A

Light from the object in the environment passes through the cornea and iris and is refracted onto the retina at the back of the eye

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4
Q

changing of a physical stimulus to neural energy

A

transduction

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5
Q

what are the two places that transduction takes place

A

rods and cones

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6
Q

very sensitive to light, but poor acuity

A

rods

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7
Q

low sensitivity to light, but high acuity and have different types to respond to different colors of light

A

cones

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8
Q

Patients with damage to occipital cortex
are blind (no reaction to light)

A

blindsight

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9
Q

slightly different views of the world
projected onto each eye eg. fingers

A

binocular disparity

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