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7. Image Processing by the Retina in the presence of light occurs when light the photoreceptors, and its stops releasing glutamate. The bipolar cell is freed from inhibition and depolarizes, releasing neurotransmitter onto the retinal ganglion cells. The retinal ganglion cell produces action potentials that are sent to the brain via the optic nerve

7. Image Processing by the Retina in the presence of light occurs when light the photoreceptors, and its stops releasing glutamate. The bipolar cell is freed from inhibition and depolarizes, releasing neurotransmitter onto the retinal ganglion cells. The retinal ganglion cell produces action potentials that are sent to the brain via the optic nerve

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7. Image Processing by the Retina in the presence of light occurs when light the photoreceptors, and its stops releasing glutamate. The bipolar cell is freed from inhibition and depolarizes, releasing neurotransmitter onto the retinal ganglion cells. The retinal ganglion cell produces action potentials that are sent to the brain via the optic nerve E. The Visual Pathway. Detection and transduction of light, as well as image formation, involves visual areas of the brain for conscious awareness and interpretation. 1. Structures of the visual pathway. The visual field of each eye is what is seen with that one eye alone, with both eyes open. The field is divided into right and left with the focal point in the center. The visual pathway is as follows: optic optic lateral geniculate nucleus of the_ primary visual cortex of the lobe, optic radiations spread to the and lobes. 2. Consensual pupillary response refers to the constriction of both pupils in response to light entering only the left or right pupil only. 3. Stereoscopic vision (depth pereception) is the perception of the distance an object is from the eyes. Anatomy of the Ear. A. The ear, the anatomical structure associated with the sense of is divided into the following three regions: the external or outer ear; the middle ear; and, the inner or internal ear. Each region has a role in hearing while only the inner ear is associated with the vestibular sense, important to B. Outer Ear. This externally visible region of the ear, composed of the auricle and external auditory canal, has the following structural and functional features:
Transcribed Image Text:7. Image Processing by the Retina in the presence of light occurs when light the photoreceptors, and its stops releasing glutamate. The bipolar cell is freed from inhibition and depolarizes, releasing neurotransmitter onto the retinal ganglion cells. The retinal ganglion cell produces action potentials that are sent to the brain via the optic nerve E. The Visual Pathway. Detection and transduction of light, as well as image formation, involves visual areas of the brain for conscious awareness and interpretation. 1. Structures of the visual pathway. The visual field of each eye is what is seen with that one eye alone, with both eyes open. The field is divided into right and left with the focal point in the center. The visual pathway is as follows: optic optic lateral geniculate nucleus of the_ primary visual cortex of the lobe, optic radiations spread to the and lobes. 2. Consensual pupillary response refers to the constriction of both pupils in response to light entering only the left or right pupil only. 3. Stereoscopic vision (depth pereception) is the perception of the distance an object is from the eyes. Anatomy of the Ear. A. The ear, the anatomical structure associated with the sense of is divided into the following three regions: the external or outer ear; the middle ear; and, the inner or internal ear. Each region has a role in hearing while only the inner ear is associated with the vestibular sense, important to B. Outer Ear. This externally visible region of the ear, composed of the auricle and external auditory canal, has the following structural and functional features:
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