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Vision

- light and focusing


- photoreceptors


- visual processing and pathways



Eye vascular layer

- choroid


- iris



Retina

- sensory layer


- blocks light


- contains photoreceptors



Lens -
- bends light to converge on a single point
Lens condition in close vision

- accommodation where lens bulges


- constriction with the reduction of pupil size


- medial movement of the eyeballs

Rods

- detect black and white


- highly sensitive to light



COnes
- detect color vision
Parts of rods and cones
outer segment, inner segment, visual pigments
Inner segments
- pump out Na+ to mitochondria
Visual pigments
- where light absorption occurs
Retinal in visual pigment
- light absorbing molecule
Opsins
- protein that determines the wavelength retinal absorbs
Rhodopsin

- retinal +opsin


- accumulates in the dark


- absorbs light

When retinal is bound to opsin

- Na and Ca channels open


- membrane depolarized at 40mV


- neurotransmitter released

Transducin
- rhopsodin activates this protein
Steps of reactions in rhopsodin

- rhopsodin activates transducin


- transducing activates PDE


- PDE removes cGMP and closes Na channels


- membrane repolarizes and Na and Ca channels close

Dark

- rods become uninhibited


- cones reduce in function



Light

- sensitivity to light decreases


- rods bleached

Myopia

- focal point in front of retina



Hyperopia
- objects focused behind the retina

Astigmatism

- irregular lens


- blurry vision

Hearing

- cochlear duct provides the sense of hearing



Frequency
- determined by which parts of the cochlear duct is stimulated
Volume
- determined by how many hair cells are affected