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LEAD OF ACCOMMODATION
Accommodative response is ________ the accommodative stimulus
greater than
Under accommodative response of the eye, if it exceeds, it will fall in front of the retina and is termed as _____
LEAD OF ACCOMMODATION
Image plane in the eye which represents the extension of the brain
Retina
Location of the eye that receives all the necessary information
Retina
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE REFRACTIVE STATUS
All of the above
Posterior principal point is focused on the retina with accommodation relaxed
EMMETROPIA
Variation from emmetropia (ERROR OF REFRACTION)
AMETROPIA
Posterior principal point is focused in front or behind the retina with accommodation relaxed
AMETROPIA
WHERE IS THE POINT OF FOCUS IN THE RETINA IF THE ACCOMMODATION IS RELAXED AND ACTIVE (2 ANSWERS) UNDER EMMETROPIA AT FAR
EMMETROPIA AT FAR
RELAXED: exactly on the retina
ACTIVE: in front of the retina
WHERE IS THE POINT OF FOCUS IN THE RETINA IF THE ACCOMMODATION IS RELAXED AND ACTIVE (2 ANSWERS) UNDER EMMETROPIA AT NEAR
EMMETROPIA AT NEAR
RELAXED: behind the retina
ACTIVE: exactly on the retina
WHERE IS THE POINT OF FOCUS IN THE RETINA IF THE ACCOMMODATION IS RELAXED AND ACTIVE (2 ANSWERS) UNDER MYOPIA AT FAR
MYOPIA AT FAR
RELAXED: in front of the retina
ACTIVE: more in front of the retina
WHERE IS THE POINT OF FOCUS IN THE RETINA IF THE ACCOMMODATION IS RELAXED AND ACTIVE (2 ANSWERS) UNDER MYOPIA AT NEAR
MYOPIA AT NEAR
RELAXED: exactly on the retina
ACTIVE: in front of the retina
WHERE IS THE POINT OF FOCUS IN THE RETINA IF THE ACCOMMODATION IS RELAXED AND ACTIVE (2 ANSWERS) UNDER HYPEROPIA AT FAR
HYPEROPIA AT FAR
RELAXED: behind the retina
ACTIVE: exactly on the retina
WHERE IS THE POINT OF FOCUS IN THE RETINA IF THE ACCOMMODATION IS RELAXED AND ACTIVE (2 ANSWERS) UNDER HYPEROPIA AT NEAR
HYPEROPIA AT NEAR
RELAXED: more behind the retina
ACTIVE: behind the retina
Process wherein an incident ray of light strikes the eye and its transmission through the various transparent media
PHYSICAL PROCESS
Light –> transmission –> transparent media
PHYSICAL PROCESS
The transformation of a radiant energy at the neuro-epithelium of the retina into some other form of energy capable of stimulating the receptor cells
THE PHOTO-CHEMICAL PROCESS
Light–>retina–>other form of energy–>photoreceptors
THE PHOTO-CHEMICAL PROCESS
The generation of nerve impulse in the retina and its transmission by a chain of neuron to the central nervous system
THE NEURO-MUSCULAR PROCESS
This constitutes the real seeing
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESS
The Interpretation of the stimulus received by the retina
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESS
The visual reaction of the brain
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESS
Thin transparent membrane where images are cast and where were nerve impulses are generated and conveyed to the optic nerve
retina