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anatomy and physiology visual system

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Name the primary organs of vision   Eye optic nerve Chasm &tract cranial N. 2 thalamus of the brain Primary visual cortex Lateral geniculate nucleus, in the thalamus  
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Eye is long   myopia  
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Lens is clouding up   cataracts  
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Loss of lens elasticity   presbyopia  
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Poor drainage of aqueous humor by canal of schlemm   glaucoma  
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Eye is short   hyperopia  
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Irregular curvature of the lens or cornea   astigmatism  
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Symptom of myopia?   Objects appear blurry far away Difficulty seeing close objects  
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symptom of cataracts?   Lens is clouding up  
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symptom of presbyopia?   Loss of lens elasticity  
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symptom of glaucoma?   Poor drainage of aqueous humor by canal of schlemm  
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symptom of hyperopia?   Eye is long,farsighted objects are blurry close up  
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symptom of astigmatism?   Irregular curvature of the lens or cornea  
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Secondary organs of vision   Extra-ocular eye muscles Eyelids conjunctiva, lacrimal apperatus  
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Function of the retina   thin layer of tissue lines the back of the inside of the eye , it receives light that the lens has focused converts into neural signals and then sends these signals to the brain for visual recognition.  
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optic nerve function   Transfers visual information from the retina to vision centers of the brain, via electrical impulses.  
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optic nerve made up of?   ganglionic cells or nerve cells of over one million nerve fibers  
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Rods- type 1 of 2 types of photo receptors   *Night vision- light sensitive *can fire in low light only once * Best for peripheral vision * peripheral has majority of rods. * Only one type of rod. +not at the back of eye Front and side only  
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Cones- 2nd type of photo receptors   Day vision or color vision Less sensitive to light Best for central vision+very little at sides 3 types of cones: red blue green cones  
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What is the visual reflex center called?   Superior colliculus  
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Where is there an increase in intra-ocular pressure? what is the pathology? describe   glaucoma  
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Where is the primary structure of vision located?   The visual reflex center -superior colliculi  
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accommodation reflex    
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Where is the greater amount of cones located?   The macula lutea  
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