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Intro and Duplex (Midterm I)
What are the main reasons that th...,
What are the three principle func...,
What is the order of layers in th...
34
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Phototransduction and Spectral Sensitivity (M1)
What is the net movement of charg...,
What is the difference in electri...,
Relative to outside of the membra...
36
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Rods, Purkinje, Monochromacy, Color Vision, and Nagel Anomaloscope (M1)
What is the fraction of incident ...,
What are dark adapted or twilight...,
What measures the scotopic lumino...
44
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Color Discrimination and Infant Vision (M1)
What are two lights of different ...,
How many spectrally distinct ligh...,
What is the point at which all of...
31
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Color Vision Testing (M1)
What do blue cone monochromats pr...,
For protanomalous trichromats wha...,
For deuteranomalous trichromats w...
21
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Dark Adaptation (M1)
What are the methods for halting ...,
What problems do people with defe...,
What is term for slow photorespon...
28
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Light Adaptation (M1)
What happens to the threshold lum...,
What is the slope of the first se...,
What is the slope of the second s...
21
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Absolute Threshold of Vision (M1)
How many photons does it take to ...,
What percentage of photons get ba...,
What happens as a result of spont...
16
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Bipolar Cells (M1)
What channels open once an action...,
At rest what is the ca2 inside th...,
What are the major differences in...
36
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Visual Development (M1)
What are differences in the photo...,
What are the muller cell glia loc...,
What is different about the inner...
17
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Hereditary Disease and Horizontal Cells (M1)
What is the type of erg that give...,
What type of erg uses an algorith...,
What are electrodiagnostic tests ...
33
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Center Surround (M1)
Where must a spot of light be sho...,
What happens when an annulus of l...,
What is the idea that if both cen...
24
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RGCs and Amacrines (M2)
What type of neurotransmitter doe...,
What are the visual symptoms that...,
Where do starburst amacrines with...
43
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Opponency Circuitry (M2)
What is different about the s con...,
What is the role of color opponency,
What is the process of negative a...
23
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Spatial Vision (M2)
What refers to how the visual sys...,
What do low contrast acuity chart...,
What allows for vernier acuity to...
47
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Fourier Analysis, Synthesis, and CSF (M2)
What does adding more and more ha...,
Describe the visual system as a f...,
When the stimulus is a low spatia...
16
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Temporal Factors and LGN (M2)
What is the flicker fusion freque...,
What pathway do midget rgcs proje...,
What is the technique to assess r...
46
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Retinotopic Projections (M2)
What relationship do waves in the...,
What are albinism patients still ...,
What is the ability to change as ...
33
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Glaucoma and Visually Evoked Potentials (M2)
What is glutamate excitotoxicity ...,
What are thought to be the first ...,
What is the rgc death theory that...
26
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Striate Cortex (M2)
What type of processing occurs fr...,
What is the pathway of neurons in...,
For simple cells what occurs if t...
23
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Disorders of the Ascending Pathway (M2)
What are the signs and symptoms o...,
At what age is there a lifetime m...,
Which portion of the visual syste...
24
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Ventral and Dorsal Stream (M2)
What is the spatial location syst...,
What is the location of the lesio...,
For a person with appreceptive ag...
40
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Dorsal Stream and the Dress (F)
What is the idea that your vision...,
What controls our perception of s...,
What controls our interaction wit...
25
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Non-Visual RGCs (F)
What are the advantages of having...,
Which retinal circuits are best s...,
Which retinal circuits are best s...
24
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