mentioned - it is a common believe that OCD is a problem in serotonin secretion, the neurotransmitter that activate the "reward" feeling and stops the "seeking" system in our brain. and one of the genes that is connected to Bipolar disorder is also the serotonin gene. so there is a ...
2.to direct the eye or eyes at a point in space so that the image of the point falls on the centre (fovea) of the eye or eyes 3.(Psychology)psycholto engage in fixation 4.(tr; usually passive)informalto obsess or preoccupy
of bioethics. Its origins are developmental psychology, moral theory, and feminist writings. Its moral concern is with needs and corresponding responsibility as they arise within a relationship. Moral response is individualized and is guided by the private norms of friendship, love, and care rather ...
The macula is an area of the eye that surrounds the fovea near the center of the retina. It is oval shaped and yellow in color. It is responsible for the high resolution, high acuity color vision that occurs in sufficient light. A disease called macular degeneration can damage the macula ...
2.to direct the eye or eyes at a point in space so that the image of the point falls on the centre (fovea) of the eye or eyes 3.(Psychology)psycholto engage in fixation 4.(tr; usually passive)informalto obsess or preoccupy
5. physiologic optics The coordinated positioning and accommodation of both eyes that results in bringing or maintaining a sharp image of a stationary or moving object on the fovea of each eye. [L. figo, pp. fixus, to fix, fasten] Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing ...
The cones are clustered thickly in the center of the retina, in the fovea centralis. When the eyes are turned and focused on the object to be seen the image is brought to the central area of the retina. In very dim light, on the other hand, an object is seen more clearly if it ...
2.to direct the eye or eyes at a point in space so that the image of the point falls on the centre (fovea) of the eye or eyes 3.(Psychology)psycholto engage in fixation 4.(tr; usually passive)informalto obsess or preoccupy
2.to direct the eye or eyes at a point in space so that the image of the point falls on the centre (fovea) of the eye or eyes 3.(Psychology)psycholto engage in fixation 4.(tr; usually passive)informalto obsess or preoccupy
Fig. R10 Abnormal retinal correspondence between M′L and B′ in right esotropia (M′R, fovea of the right eye) Millodot: Dictionary of Optometry and Visual Science, 7th edition. © 2009 Butterworth-Heinemann ab·nor·mal (ab-nōr'măl) Not normal; differing in any way from the ...