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Final APII Review

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these cells won’t be found within the inner nuclear layer?

a)

Amacrine Cells

b)

Bipolar Cells

c)

Ganglion Cells

d)

Horizontal Cells

2.

What is the weakest vitreous attachment site?

a)

Posterior to lens

b)

Vitreous Base

c)

Macula

d)

Retinal vessels

e)

Optic Disc

3.

Membrane resting potential is weighted more towards which ion?

a)

Calcium equilibrium

b)

Sodium equilibrium

c)

Chloride equilibrium

d)

Potassium equilibrium

4.

Which two pairings are correct?

a)

Superior optic radiations: lingual gyrus

b)

Inferior optic radiations: lingual gyrus

c)

Inferior optic radiations: cuneus gyrus

d)

Superior optic radiations: cuneus gyrus

5.

What are the first cells damaged by a CRAO?

a)

Photoreceptors

b)

Bipolar cells

c)

Amacrine Cells

d)

Ganglion Cells

6.

Which of these intermediaries is around for the longest?

a)

Rhodopsin

b)

Metarhodopsin II

c)

Lumirhodopsin

d)

Bathorhodopsin

e)

Metarhodopsin I

7.

Which of the following doesn’t contribute to giving the retina its reddish color?

a)

Retinal pigment epithelium

b)

Ellipsoid zone

c)

Choroid

d)

Choroidal vasculature

8.

Select the falsely paired structures (select all that apply).

a)

Fovea: 1.5 mm diameter

b)

Parafovea: 1.5 mm diameter

c)

Foveola: 1.0 mm diameter

d)

Macula: 5.5 mm diameter

e)

Perifovea: 0.5mm diameter

9.

Which plexus is responsible for providing blood flow to the inner nuclear layer and inner plexiform layer? 

a)

Radial peripapillary plexus

b)

Deep capillary plexus

c)

Superficial capillary plexus 

d)

Intermediate/middle capillary plexus

10.

What is the primary blood supply to the optic tract?

a)

Anterior cerebral artery 

b)

Middle cerebral artery 

c)

Anterior choroidal artery 

d)

Posterior choroidal artery 

11.

The superior radiations can be isolated running through which lobe of the brain? 

a)

Fronal

b)

Temporal

c)

Parietal

d)

Occipital

12.

Which of the following molecules can be transported by IRBP? Select all that apply.

a)

All trans-retinaldehyde

b)

11-cis-retinaldehyde

c)

11-cis-retinol

d)

All-trans-retinol

e)

Rhodopsin

13.

Which of the following is false regarding the choroid. 

a)

Sympathetic activation leads to vasoconstriction and a decrease in blood flow 

b)

Choroidal vessels autoregulate in response to acute changes in pressure  

c)

The choriocapillaris consists of fenestrated blood vessels 

d)

Haller’s layer contains larger vessels than Sattler’s Layer 

14.

Which of the following is NOT true of rods. 

a)

Many rods summate to one bipolar cell 

b)

Color sensitive to all wavelengths 

c)

Shed discs at the end of the day

d)

Present in the fovea

15.

Lesions posterior to the chiasm result in defects that are ___ and ______. 

a)

Homonymous; congruent

b)

Homonymous; incongruent

c)

Heteronomous; congruent

d)

Heteronomous; incongruent

e)

Homonymous; congruent or incongruent

16.

Which of the following does not occur during the 8th week of development? 

a)

Vitreous is formed

b)

Ganglion cells begging going to to the brain 

c)

Inside layer of optic cup becomes sensory

d)

Hyaloid artery is resorbing

17.

At which month during choroidal development are fenestrations in the vessels evident? 

a)

2 mo

b)

3 mo

c)

4 mo

d)

5 mo

18.

Remnants of the hyaloid artery include which of the following. Select all that apply

a)

Bergmeister’s papilla 

b)

Myelination of the RNFL 

c)

Posterior subcapsular cataract

d)

Mittendorf’s dot 

e)

Lens Vacuoles

19.

You are examining a patient and notice a corneal lenticular adhesion and diagnose the patient with Peter’s Anomaly. What is the cause of this congenital abnormality? 

a)

Incomplete closure of the choroidal fissure 

b)

Failure of the lens to separate from the surface ectoderm

c)

Failure of optic stalk to reach surface ectoderm 

d)

Failure of the lens to separate from the neural endoderm  

20.

As the optic pit develops into the eye, the majority of development takes place when? 

a)

Weeks 2-10

b)

Weeks 6-8

c)

Weeks 2-8

d)

Weeks 4-8

21.

Which of these structures is not formed by the surface ectoderm? 

a)

Conjunctival epithelium 

b)

Lens

c)

Meibomian glands 

d)

Corneal epithelium

e)

Corneal stroma

22.

Which of these is correctly paired 

a)

Ectoderm - orbital bones and EOM muscles 

b)

Mesoderm - nervous system and major components of the eyes 

c)

Endoderm - no direct role in formation of eyes or orbit 

23.

Which of these structures give rise to the epithelium of the iris?

a)

Surface ectoderm 

b)

Neural Crest

c)

Neural ectoderm 

24.

Which corneal layer is the last to develop/form? 

a)

Epithelium

b)

Bowman's

c)

Stroma

d)

Endothelium

25.

Select the correct statement about neuration ?

a)

Grooves forms down center of neural plate around 18 days 

b)

Neural tube is formed around week 5 

c)

Neural crest cells form islands within the surface ectoderm 

d)

Endoderm thickens to form neural plate 

26.

T/F: at 4 months, the corneal is fully developed 

a)

T

b)

F

27.

Abnormally inserted EOMS would most likely result in what condition?

a)

Coloboma

b)

Strabismus

c)

Congenital glaucoma

d)

Aniridia