The involuntary tremors of the eye muscles are called _____ and prevent visual _____ from occurring.
A)delirium tremors; sensory gating
B)physiological nystagmus; sensory adaptation
C)vestibular micromovement; sensory conflict
D)Purkinje shift; sensory deceleration

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Physiological nystagmus is the involuntary rhythmic movement of the eyes that helps prevent sensory adaptation or habituation, which can occur if the eyes remain fixed on a static object. This movement ensures a continuous flow of visual information to the brain.

The Involuntary Tremors of the Eye Muscles Are Called _____