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Anatomy/Function
Types of movements
Optic Radiations
Miscellaneous
100

Define monocular

Viewed with 1 eye

100

What is the function of the occipital lobe?

Visual processing center: spatial reasoning, visual memory, assessing distance, size and depth perception

100

What are saccades movements of the eye?

Fast movements that redirect gaze so different images fall on the fovea

100

A temporal lobe lesion can cause what?

Contralateral homonymous superior quadrantanopia

100

How many areas of the cerebral cortex are involved in vision?

32

200

Define binocular

Viewed with 2 eyes

200

What is the function of the rods in the retina?

Vision in low lighting

200

What types of eye movements involve eyes maintaining image on fovea when moving your head?

Vestibuloocular reflex

200

Where does the inferior bank of calcarine sulcus receive input from?

Superior visual field

200

What separates the parietal lobe from the occipital lobe?

Parieto-occipital sulcus

300

Define homonymous

The same part of the visual field in both eyes

300

What is the function of the cones of the retina?

Receive colors and acuity/vision in bright light

300

What are smooth pursuits of the eye?

Visual tracking, keeping an object’s image on the fovea

300

Where does the superior bank of calcarine sulcus receive input from?

Inferior visual field

300

The temporal lobe assists in what type of vision interpretation?

Object recognition

400

Define hemianopsia

Without vision in ½ the visual field

400

What is the sclera of the eye?

White outer layer of the eye

400

What are convergence movements of the eye?

Both eyes adducting to focus on an object coming close

400

The posterior calcarine sulcus receives input from where?

Foveal region

400

The parietal lobe assists in what type of vision interpretation?

Spatial recognition

500

Define quadrantanopsia

Without vision in 1 quadrant 

500

What is the choroid?

Middle layer of the eye; contains iris and pupil

500

What are divergence movements of the eye?

Both eyes abducting to focus on object moving away

500

The anterior calcarine sulcus receives input from where?

Peripheral vision

500

Name the 5 basics of vision.

Distant receptors, movement, attention, non-verbal communication, eye-hand coordination

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