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Receptive Fields
Area the receptor is responsive to
Small field- cant detect as much
Larger- cant differentiate in its own area
Specificity
Different receptor organs, specific to type of stimulus
Conjunctiva
Covers Sclera
Most superficial, lubrication, tears
Pupil
Allows light in
Iris
opens/closes to change size of pupil
Lacrimal apparatus
lacrimal gland produces tears, drain in lacrimal sac, through nasolacrimal duct, runny nose
Fibrous tunic
Sclera, cornea
Vascular tunic
Iris, ciliary body, choroid
Retina (tunic)
pigmented layer, neural layer
Lens
recive light from pupil and bend, shape controlled by ciliary body, focus light onto Retina, made of clear connective tissue
Lens shape for Distant vision
ciliary muscle relaxed, lens flattened
Lens shape for Near vision
ciliary muscles contract, lens thickened more spherical
Macula Lutea
spot on Retina with the highest concentration of cones
Fovea Centralis
indentation, highest visual activity
Rods
black/white, light/dark, no detail, use at night
Cones
color, visual activity
Optic Disc
where optic nerve attaches to eye, no pigmented layer, no photoreceptors
Ossicles
Amp sound waves and transfer to inner ear, connected to oval window, produce pressure waves
Membranous Labyrinth
tissue that lines the inside of bony labyrinth, Sensations
Utricle
Saccule
Macula
Head Position
otholithic membrane- gel that sits on top of hair cells
Ampulla
Head Acceleration
cupula