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FM/UOJ<br />

Test for near vision:<br />

Jaeger’s chart or Rayner test types chart is used. <strong>The</strong>se are made of letters of<br />

different sizes. <strong>The</strong> subject starts at the smallest and goes on trying to read bigger letters.<br />

<strong>The</strong> chart should be kept at about 35 cm. from the eye.<br />

Test for astigmatism<br />

<strong>The</strong> chart with parallel lines radiating from a central point is observed by the<br />

subject. All lines will be alike if no astigmatism and certain lines will be blurred while<br />

others remain clear if the defect is present.<br />

Exercise: list the visual defects and the lenses used to correct them.<br />

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Experiment 2.6<br />

Color Vision<br />

Color vision is a complex function which involves retinal and cortical functions.<br />

Presence of three types of cones which respond maximally to blue, green and red (yellow)<br />

and the fact that these colours could be mixed to produce any color sensation forms the<br />

basis for the three primary colours. Even though the three types of cones respond<br />

maximally to specific colours, they respond at various levels to all light rays in the visual<br />

range of wave length. <strong>The</strong> final perception of color, therefore, appears to be the<br />

integration of the impulses from all cones by the cortical areas.<br />

Demonstration of complementary colour:<br />

Place a rectangular sheet of any color in well illuminated white background. Fix<br />

the gaze on the sheet for two minutes without moving the eyes. Remove the sheet of<br />

paper suddenly (preferably by another person). For a few seconds a different colour<br />

comes into view and fades off. This color is the complementary colour for the colour of th<br />

sheet. Repeat the test with different colours and determine the complimentary colour for<br />

all colours.<br />

Neurology<br />

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