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Visual System (ch11)
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1Please label the parts of the visual pathways (A-H)
- ARetina
- BPrimary Visual Cortex
- COptic Nerve
- DOptic Chiasm
- EOptic Tract
- FMeyer's Loop
- GLateral Geniculate Nucleus
- HOptic Radiation
2Midget cells synapse on the [blank_start]Parvocellular[blank_end] layer and carry data from the [blank_start]Cones[blank_end].
- AParvocellular
- BMagnocellular
- CCones
- DRods
3Name this visual deficit.
- AMonocular Scotoma
- BMonocular Visual Loss
- CBitemporal Hemianopia
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- EContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- FContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- GMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
4Parasol cells synapse on the [blank_start]Magnocellular[blank_end] layer and carry data from the [blank_start]Rods[blank_end].
- AMagnocellular
- BParvocellular
- CRods
- DCones
5Name this visual deficit.
- AMonocular Scotoma
- BMonocular Visual Loss
- CBitemporal Hemianopia
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- EContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- FContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- GMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
6Name this visual deficit
- AMonocular Scotoma
- BMonocular Visual Loss
- CBitemporal Hemianopia
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- EContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- FContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- GMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
7Name this visual deficit
- AMonocular Scotoma
- BMonocular Visual Loss
- CBitemporal Hemianopia
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- EContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- FContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- GMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
8Name this visual deficit
- AMonocular Scotoma
- BMonocular Visual Loss
- CBitemporal Hemianopia
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- EContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- FContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- GMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
9Name this visual deficit
- AMonocular Scotoma
- BMonocular Visual Loss
- CBitemporal Hemianopia
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- EContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- FContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- GMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
10Name this visual deficit
- AMonocular Scotoma
- BMonocular Visual Loss
- CBitemporal Hemianopia
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- EContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- FContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- GMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
11Lesion at the Retina results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AMonocular Scotoma
- BMonocular Visual Loss
- CMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- AMonocular Scotoma
12Lesion at the Optic Nerve results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AMonocular Visual Loss
- BMonocular Scotoma
- CMonocular Altitudinal Scotoma
- DContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- AMonocular Visual Loss
13Lesion at the Optic Chiasm results in which of the following visual deficits?
- ABitemporal Hemianopia
- BContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- CContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- DContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- ABitemporal Hemianopia
14Lesion at the Optic Tract results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- BBitemporal Hemianopia
- CMonocular Visual Loss
- DContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- AContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
15Lesion at Meyer's Loop results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- BContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- CContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- DMonocular Visual Loss
- AContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
16Lesion at the Lateral Geniculate Nucleus results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- BContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- CContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- DBitemporal Hemianopia
- AContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
17Lesion at the Lateral Geniculate Nucleus results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- BContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- CContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- DBitemporal Hemianopia
- AContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
18Lesion at the Primary Visual Cortex results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- BBitemporal Hemianopia
- CContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- DContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- AContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
19Lesion at the Upper Bank of the Calcarine Fissure results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- BContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- CContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- DBitemporal Hemianopia
- AContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
20Lesion at the Lower Bank of the Calcarine Fissure results in which of the following visual deficits?
- AContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- BContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- CContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- DBitemporal Hemianopia
- AContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
21Occlusion of which artery results in Monocular Altitudinal Scotoma?
- ASuperior Retinal a.
- BInferior Retinal a.
- CRetinal a.
- DOpthalmic a.
22Ipsilateral ICA stenosis indirectly causes what visual deficit?
- AAmaurosis Fagax
- BAltitudinal Scotoma
- CRight Inferior Quadranopsia
- DLeft Superior Quadranopsia
23Left Superior MCA occlusion causes what visual deficit?
- ARight Inferior Quadranopsia
- BLeft Superior Quadranopsia
- CRight Superior Quadranopsia
- DLeft Inferior Quadranopsia
- ARight Inferior Quadranopsia
24Right Inferior MCA occlusion causes what visual deficit?
- ALeft Superior Quadranopsia
- BRight Inferior Quadranopsia
- CLeft Inferior Quadranopsia
- DRight Superior Quadranopsia
- ALeft Superior Quadranopsia
25R PCA infarct of entire R PVC would cause which visual deficit?
- AL Homonymous Hemianopia
- BBitemporal Hemianopia
- CL Inferior Quadrantanopia
- DL Visual Loss
- AL Homonymous Hemianopia
26Infarct of the MCA Inferior Divisions would cause which visual deficit?
- AContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
- BContralateral Inferior Quadrantanopia
- CContralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
- DBitemporal Hemianopia
- AContralateral Superior Quadrantanopia
27The Opthalmic a. branches directly off which artery?
- AICA
- BMCA
- CACA
- DPCommA
28The Central Retinal a. branches directly off which artery?
- AOpthalmic a.
- BICA
- CMCA
- DACA
- EACommA
29Woah!! WTH?
- AMacular Sparing
- BOccur following partial lesions of the visual pathway
- CAltitudinal Scotoma
- DAmaurosis Fagax
- EOccur following occlusion of the Central Retina a.
30Hallucinations are an example of which of the following visual disturbances:
- ANegative Phenomena
- BPositive Phenomena
- CSimple Phenomena
- DFormed Phenomena
31Scotomas are an example of which of the following visual disturbances:
- APositive phenomena
- BNegative phenomena
- CSimple phenomena
- DFormed phenomena
32Geometric Shapes seen in the visual field are an example of which of the following visual disturbances:
- APositive phenomena
- BSimple phenomena
- CNegative phenomena
- DFormed phenomena
33[blank_start]Simple[blank_end] Phenomena are caused by lesions located anywhere from eye to cortex.
[blank_start]Formed[blank_end] Phenomena are caused by lesions located or affecting the inferior temporo-occipital visual association cortex.- ASimple
- BFormed
34Which cells are involved in motion/spatial analysis?
- AParasol Cells
- BMidget Cells
35Which cells are involved in Form and Color?
- AMidget Cells
- BParasol Cells
36Ventral Pathways project to parieto-occipital association cortex and answer the question of “Where?”
- ATrue
- BFalse
37Ventral pathways project to occipitotemporal association cortex and answer the question of “What?”
- ATrue
- BFalse
38A greater portion of the brain is dedicated to vision versus any other sensory modality
- ATrue
- BFalse
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