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Terms NOT on Home Study Guide for Ocular A&P #2 Vitreous-Congenital Anomalies

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Vitreous Face   show
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show An area in the fundus of the eye in which the vitreous membrane, neural retina, and pigment epithelium all are firmly adherent, one to the other.  
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Vitreous Zones   show
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show Central thin canal and former site of hyaloid artery system.  
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Trichromat   show
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show Lacks a pigment type. Colors appear washed out.  
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Monochromat   show
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Internal Limiting Membrane   show
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Bipolar Cells   show
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Rhodopsin   show
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Iodopsin   show
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show Night blindness  
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Location of Optic Disc   show
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show 1.7 by 1.9 mm  
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show The optic cup is the white, cup-like area in the center of the optic disc. Normal cup to disc ratio is 0.3 If it is more than it suggests glaucoma.  
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show The subarachnoid space surrounding the optic nerve  
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Why Vitamin A is important.   show
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Homonomyous   show
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Hemianopsia   show
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Arcuate Scotoma (Bjerrum)   show
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show Central - paracentral  
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Metamorphopsia   show
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show Fight or flight, pupillary dilation, dry mouth with stimulation, increased heart rate and blood pressure.  
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Parasympathetic (Craniosacral)actions   show
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Nasociliary Nerve   show
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Trigeminal neuralgia   show
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What 3 nerves pass through the ciliary ganglion?   show
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show Dilation of the pupil of the eye.  
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show An enzyme that serves to stop excitation of a nerve after transmission of an impulse.  
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Sympathetic NS receptors   show
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show First Grade- ability to superimpose 2 dissimilar images and perceive them as one. Second- ability to maintain the blending of the images as they move off the fovea. THIRD- Perception of depth (Stereopsis)only useful up to 20 ft. Normal:67 second of arc  
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show Absence of crystalline lens. Refractive error is around +12.00D. No ability to accommodate.  
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Anisometropia   show
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show Vision using two eyes with overlapping fields of view, allowing good perception of depth.  
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show Synthesized in mast cells. Once released-itching, tearing, redness, swelling. Prominent in allergy.  
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show When released from cells, cause dilation of blood vessels and bronchodilator of lungs and increase sensitivity to pain.  
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Kinins   show
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Complement   show
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Hyaloid Arterial System becomes   show
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show Lack of melanocytes in the iris pigmnent epithelium.  
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What are "bear tracks"?   show
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What are anterior and posterior staphyloma?   show
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show Is an infantile cancer with rapid growth and seen early in life. High survival rate of 95-98%, Very treatable. Occasionally bilateral. May present as white reflex in the pupil.  
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Anophthalmia   show
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Location of the congenital polar cataract   show
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show No iris  
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show Degenerative thinning of the sclera; A very rare ophthalmic manifestation seen in rheumatoid arthritis  
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Sclera is thinnest under the ____________?   show
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Endothelium Count when born.   show
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Corneal Arcus   show
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show Little areas of collagen that collect abnormally at the back of the eye due to a growth abnormality of the cells at that location. These lumps can interfere with light transmission.  
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Lamina Cribosa   show
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Sphinster muscle is innervated by the ________________.   show
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show Sympathetic NS  
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What occurs in inflammation, uveitis,etc?   show
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show Normal  
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show Inherited retinal dystrophy affecting rods, cones, RPE.  
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show Vitamin A deficiency  
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show Shaped or bent like an arc or bow  
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show Bilateral  
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Ciliary Injections signifies ________________ deeper in the eye.   show
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show True  
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show AWAY from organ (eye) to CNS.  
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Efferent   show
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When we look at visual fields (VF), keep in mind they are represented as _______________ see them and not as observed by the _______________. Left VF is on our _______ and right VF is on our _______.   show
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