Vision test 3/6/25 Bugaytsova Rafaella

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The eye acounts for what percentage of the environmental perception?

70%

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The eyes are the most complex organs that you have except your?

BRAIN

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Your eyes are composed of more than blank million working parts

2

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The average person blinks how many times per min?

12 times per/min

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How many times per day do we blink?

10,000

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How many bits of information can your eyes process every hour?

36,000

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What percent of your eyeball is exposed to the outside world

1/6

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Is color blindness more likely in males or females and how many times more likely

males/ 10

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The blank is the only part of the human body that can function at 100% ability at any moment

eye

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Your eyelashes have an average life span of blank months

5

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The eye can distinguish blank shades of the gray

500

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People generally read blank slower from a computer screen than from paper

25%

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Men are able to read blank print better than women can

fine

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why do our nose get runny when we are crying

tears from the eye drain into the nose

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Your eye will focus on about blank things per second

50

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Your retina contains blank million rods and blank million cones

12;8

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Your eye lid is comprised of? and it does what?

Epithelial tissue; protect the outermost layer of the eye

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Conjunctive lines the what eye lid?

posterior/lines anterior surface of the eyeball

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What is the clinical name for pink eye and what is it?

Conjunctivitis;bacterial infection

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Lacrimal gland is superior or inferior to each eye?

Superiolateral

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Lacrimal gland does what?

Secretes dilutes saline solution for lubrication

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Is the eyeball hallow or dense?

hallow

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Eyeball is filled with blank and blank which does what?

aqueous, vitreous humors; to maintain shape

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Sclera is made of what

connective tissue

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Sclear is less sensitive to touch because …

of low concentration os neurons

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Cornea is the…

transparent window to eye

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Cornea is where light passes through

to activate the nervous system

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Cornea is sensitive because?

it is a defensive line loaded with neurons making it very sensitive

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Iris is what part of the eye?

pigmented

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Iris is a blank muscle

Involuntary

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The iris acts as a diaphragm to

control light entering the middle and posterior eye

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Pupil is what

nothing more than a opening or space into the eye ball appears as black

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Lens is transparent structure in the eye and is used for what?

Can change shape to modify focus to see various distances.

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Retina holds what?

photoreceptors

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What do the rods do?

function in less intense light (night vision)/peripheral vision

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What do the cones do?

responsible for color vision

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Blue is what type of color vision?

short

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Green is what type of color vision?

medium

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Red is what type of color vision?

long

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What does the optic nerve do?

connects retina to brain stem

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What is colorblindness

inability or decreased ability to see color or perceive color differences

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How does color blindness happen?

development of cones, travels on x chromosome

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Who is more likely to get color blindness?

males

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What is cataracts?

clouding that develops in the lens or in its envelope

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How does cataracts start?

as simple as decreased clarity and may progress to blindness without treatment

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What is Glaucoma?

When the optic nerve or retina is damaged due to increased pressure to the aqueous humor

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Is Glaucoma permenant?

can permanently damage vision in the affected eye and lead to blindness if left untreated.

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What is astigmatism?

vision condition that causes blurred vision and is very common

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Why do astigmatisms occur?

irregular shape of the cornea or abnormal curvature of the lens