| visual t. |
following an object with one's gaze; it is fundamental to focusing and to the visual aspects of maintaining equilibrium. In brain damaged persons it may be assessed as a test for neurologic status and eye function.
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| visual w. |
exhausted or decolorized rhodopsin; called also leukopsin.
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| visual z. |
those dioptric surfaces and media around an optic axis in which there is practically no aberration of light rays.
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| visual-spatial |
visuospatial.
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| visual-spatial a. |
lack of the ability to analyze and orient using visual representations and their spatial relationships.
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