If you find it difficult (or impossible) to perceive a clear image of objects located at a distance, but have no problem with close up objects, then:

Your eye might be too short in length

You are probably low on aqueous humour

Your pupil is probably defective

Which of the following is not true of the lens?

It does the majority of the focusing

It is denser than the surrounding media

Absent in certain forms of colour blindness

Highly sensitive to long-wavelength light

Is sometimes referred to as the optic disk

Is the location where ganglion cells are most densely packed

Is populated by rod photoreceptors

Is the sight of partial decussation of ganglion cell axons

Is where the first post-retinal synapses are found

Is where the M- and P-ganglion cell pathways diverge

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1If you find it difficult (or impossible) to perceive a clear image of objects located at a distance, but have no problem with close up objects, then:
1. AYour eye might be too short in length
2. BYou are probably low on aqueous humour
3. CYour pupil is probably defective
4. DYour are probably myopic
2Which of the following is not true of the lens?
1. AIt has curved surfaces
2. BIt is denser than the surrounding media
3. CIt slows light upon entry
4. DIt does the majority of the focusing
3Which of the following are not found in the human retina?
1. APhotoreceptors
2. BGanglion cells
3. CHorizontal cells
4. DMonopolar cells
4Rods are:
1. AAbsent in certain forms of colour blindness
2. BHighly sensitive to long-wavelength light
3. CMore numerous than cones
4. DConcentrated in the fovea
5. EResponsible for daytime vision
5The "blind spot":
1. AIs the location where ganglion cells are most densely packed
2. BIs absent in phototopic vision
3. CIs populated by rod photoreceptors
4. DCannot be observed
5. EIs sometimes referred to as the optic disk
6The optic chiasm:
1. AIs where the first post-retinal synapses are found
2. BIs the sight of partial decussation of ganglion cell axons
3. CIs Y-shaped
4. DIs where the M- and P-ganglion cell pathways diverge

Descripción: 2 (Week 5 - Light, Eye, and the Brain) Perception Test sobre Light, Eye, and Brain, creado por Eloise C el 15/04/2017.
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