OCPP 101 Chapter 2.1.5 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT
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1. Photopic vision, Human vision is enabled by these 3 primary modes...
mesopic vision,
scotopic vision
2. photopic vision is the mode of vision in which vision is provided under well-lit conditions,
which provides for color perception (due to cone cells).
3. mesopic vision is the mode of vision in which vision is provided by a combination of
photopic and scotopic vision in low-light conditions (due to rods and cones).
4. Scotopic vision is the mode of vision which is monochromatic in very low light conditions
(due to rod cells)
5. 380-750 nm Retinal photoreceptors are sensitive to wavelengths in the range of .
6. Anterior cham- The whole interior of the eyeball can be divided into 3 spaces....
ber, posterior
chamber, vitre-
ous chamber
7. Anterior cham- The is the chamber which is the space between the back of the cornea and
ber the iris. This chamber is filled with aqueous humor, which is constantly produced
and drained.
8. Posterior cham- The is the chamber which is the space between the iris and the lens/sus-
ber pensory ligaments. This chamber is filled with aqueous humor, which is constantly
produced and drained.
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1. Photopic vision, Human vision is enabled by these 3 primary modes...
mesopic vision,
scotopic vision
2. photopic vision is the mode of vision in which vision is provided under well-lit conditions,
which provides for color perception (due to cone cells).
3. mesopic vision is the mode of vision in which vision is provided by a combination of
photopic and scotopic vision in low-light conditions (due to rods and cones).
4. Scotopic vision is the mode of vision which is monochromatic in very low light conditions
(due to rod cells)
5. 380-750 nm Retinal photoreceptors are sensitive to wavelengths in the range of .
6. Anterior cham- The whole interior of the eyeball can be divided into 3 spaces....
ber, posterior
chamber, vitre-
ous chamber
7. Anterior cham- The is the chamber which is the space between the back of the cornea and
ber the iris. This chamber is filled with aqueous humor, which is constantly produced
and drained.
8. Posterior cham- The is the chamber which is the space between the iris and the lens/sus-
ber pensory ligaments. This chamber is filled with aqueous humor, which is constantly
produced and drained.
