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Chapter 2. The Human Eye. Physics Review. Light: Electromagnetic radiation Wavelength (nm) determines quality Why light? Reliable Prevalent Informative. The Head. Eye placement: Lateral vs. Frontal Skull: Orbit Eye Movement 6 extra-ocular muscles: Conjugate Vergence Eyelids - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 2Chapter 2The Human Eye

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Physics ReviewPhysics ReviewLight: Electromagnetic radiation

◦ Wavelength (nm) determines quality◦ Why light?

Reliable Prevalent Informative

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The HeadThe HeadEye placement:

◦ Lateral vs. Frontal

Skull: OrbitEye Movement

◦ 6 extra-ocular muscles: Conjugate Vergence

EyelidsTears

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Eye FunctionEye FunctionWhat is an image?Image formation = reversing light

divergence◦Optical Power of…

1) cornea: 2/3rds of optical power 2) lens: accommodation

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Eye StructureEye StructureThree layers:

◦Protecting: Fibrous Tunic◦Nourishing: Vascular Tunic◦Detecting: Retina

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Fibrous TunicFibrous TunicSclera

Cornea

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Out of FocusOut of FocusCondition Common

nameEye Shape

Location of focus

Lens needed

Myopic Nearsighted

Too Long In front of retina

Concave

Hyperopic Farsighted Too Short Behind retina

Convex

Emmetropic

Normal Normal On fovea None

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Problems with LensProblems with LensPresbyopia: Astigmatism

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Vascular TunicVascular TunicChoroid

◦Pigment epithelium

Anterior Chamber◦Aqueous humor◦Lens and pupil

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GlaucomaGlaucoma

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RetinaRetinaPhotoreceptorsLandmarks:

◦ Macula◦ Optic Disk

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PhotoreceptorsPhotoreceptors

Paul Bunyan Ate His Rice

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PhotopigmentsPhotopigmentsTwo components

◦Opsin: large protein, 3 types◦Retinal (vitamin A)

Phototransduction

Opsin

Retinal

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Wavelength SensitivitiesWavelength Sensitivities

Cell Most Sensitive Wavelength

Relative “color”

Rods 500 nm Bluish-green

Cones440 nm Violet530 nm Green560 nm Yellow