The Visual System Part 1 Aqueous humor secreted

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The Visual System Part 1

The Visual System Part 1

Aqueous humor secreted from Ciliary body, Flos to Anterior Chamber, drains through Canal of

Aqueous humor secreted from Ciliary body, Flos to Anterior Chamber, drains through Canal of Schlemm

Intrinsic Muscles of the Eye: The Iris • Iris – circular. . . ____

Intrinsic Muscles of the Eye: The Iris • Iris – circular. . . ____ – radial. . . …____ • Dilating pupil for eye exam: how to do it? Pharmacology of pupillary dilation: _____

Intrinsic Muscles of the Eye: Ciliary Muscle • Ciliary muscle relaxed = tension on

Intrinsic Muscles of the Eye: Ciliary Muscle • Ciliary muscle relaxed = tension on zonular fibers = tension on lens = flattened lens = _________ • Ciliary muscle contracted = tension on zonular fibers reduced = less tension on lens = lens becomes more spherical =_________ • Eye strain Using a Microscope or Binoculars

Near point of Accomodation 0. 06 0. 07 0. 08 0. 09 0. 12

Near point of Accomodation 0. 06 0. 07 0. 08 0. 09 0. 12 0. 14 0. 16 0. 18 0. 3 0. 4

With Convergence Demonstrate Convergence

With Convergence Demonstrate Convergence

Extraocular muscles Motor innervation by CN III = _____ CN IV = _____ CN

Extraocular muscles Motor innervation by CN III = _____ CN IV = _____ CN VI = __________= misalignment of eyes Due to ____________

Lateral geniculate nucleus a subdivision of the thalamus.

Lateral geniculate nucleus a subdivision of the thalamus.

Visual reflexes: ___________, ______.

Visual reflexes: ___________, ______.

Clinical Case Study: Hyperprolactinemia, p. 627 -8 of text

Clinical Case Study: Hyperprolactinemia, p. 627 -8 of text

The Visual System Part 2

The Visual System Part 2

The Retina

The Retina

What do you notice with regards to the connections in this complex circuit? What

What do you notice with regards to the connections in this complex circuit? What cells seem to have axons? What does this mean with regards to sensory coding?

S 15 Receptors for light detection Photoreceptor cells 4 light sensitive proteins: - 1

S 15 Receptors for light detection Photoreceptor cells 4 light sensitive proteins: - 1 type of _____ - 3 types of ______, each with a single type More membrane = more photosensitive molecules = more sensitive to light

Visual Acuity • 120, 000 rods and 6, 000 cones per retina • 1,

Visual Acuity • 120, 000 rods and 6, 000 cones per retina • 1, 200, 000 retinal ganglion cells & axons • ____: ___convergence ratio • Fovea:

 • Differences in spectral sensitivity due to 4 types of ______. Web-based color

• Differences in spectral sensitivity due to 4 types of ______. Web-based color deficiency test _______ Theory of Color Vision

“Bleaching” of photopigments _________

“Bleaching” of photopigments _________

The cascade of events initiated by light in a photoreceptor. The result of the

The cascade of events initiated by light in a photoreceptor. The result of the cascade is to close a c. GMP-gated sodium channel, reducing the inward current and hyperpolarizing the membrane. Source: Kandel, Schwartz & Jessell, Principles of Neural Science, 4 th Edn What is the advantage of this multistep process?

Hubel and Weisel Experiments Lateral Geniculate Neurons Youtube Retinal Ganglion Cells Visual Cortex Neurons

Hubel and Weisel Experiments Lateral Geniculate Neurons Youtube Retinal Ganglion Cells Visual Cortex Neurons

_______in the Cortex • Motion sensitive • Color and shape sensitive

_______in the Cortex • Motion sensitive • Color and shape sensitive