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What bones form the roof of the orbit?
orbital plate of frontal bone & lesser wing of sphenoid bone
What bones form the medial wall of the orbit?
frontal process of maxilla, lacrimal bone, & orbital plate of ethmoid
7 bones of orbit?
Sphenoid
Frontal
Lacrimal
Zygomatic
Palatine
Maxilla
Ethmoid
What goes through optic foramen?
optic nerve & ophthalmic artery
What goes through superior orbital fissure?
CN3, CN4, VI of CN5, CN6, & ophthalmic veins and postganglionic sympathetic fibers
what goes through inferior orbital fissure?
infraorbital (V2 - formerly maxillary) and zygomatic nerves & vessels
what happens at fornix (in eyelid)?
skin becomes palpebral conjunctiva and goes up/down eye lid; reflects at fornix and comes down along globe of eye as bulbar conjunctiva
structure that keeps the form of the eyelid?
Tarsal plate
Origin of levator palpebrae superioris?
lesser wing of sphenoid
path of levator palpebrae?
comes from apex to pierce orbital septum with skeletal fibers

before piercing the orbital septum, it gives off smooth muscle fibers as Superior tarsal muscle
What causes partial ptosis?
loss of sympathetic supply to head (to superior tarsal muscle)
What causes full ptosis?
loss of occulomotor nerve to levator palpebrae superioris
Fascia on the back of the eye?
bulbar fascia
check ligaments?
come from periostia of bones and attach to muscle; prevent rotation
suspensory ligament?
thickening of bulbar fascia under eyeball
what do tarsal plates connect to?
lateral/medial palpebral ligaments
fibers in lacrimal nerve?
sensory
postgang parasympathetic
postgang sympathetic
blood supply of retina?
central artery of retina (from ophthalmic artery) - travels in optic nerve
path and function of superior ophthalmic vein?
drains supraorbital vein and front of face;

receives inferior ophthalmic vein

drains to cavernous sinus - travelling through superior orbital fissure
what drains into inferior ophthalmic vein?
facial veins, infraorbital vein and pterygoid plexus of veins
what stimulates lacrimal gland?
parasympathetic fibers from pterygopalatine ganglion (CN7)
Risk of Bell's palsy (damage of facial nerve branches)?
can't blink so patch that eye otherwise cornea dries out (can't reverse drying out)
what divides lacrimal gland in half?
tendon of levator palpebrae superioris
Components of Deep Petrosal nerve?
postgang. sympathetic
Components of Greater Petrosal nerve and where it comes from?
Comes from CN7; only pregang parasympathetic
Components of nerve of pterygoid canal?
postgang. sympathetic & pregang parasympathetic
Fibers in zygomatic nerve?
postgang sympathetic & postgang parasympathetic
branches of zygomatic nerve?
zygomaticotemporal & zygomaticofacial nerve
path of postgang sympathetic in regards to lacrimal gland?
comes off from internal carotid as deep petrosal nerve; combine with greater petrosal nerve to make nerve of pterygoid canal; go through zygomatic nerve, join lacrimal nerve to pass through lacrimal gland to innervate skin
muscles innervated by trochlear nerve?
superior oblique
Muscles innervated by CN6?
Lateral rectus muscle
Muscles innervated by superior branch of CN3?
superior rectus & levator
Muscles innervated by infer. branch of CN3?
medial rectus, inferior rectus, & inferior oblique
fibers in long ciliary nerves and it's parent nerve?
from nasociliary; has sensory and sympathetics
fibers in short ciliary nerves and its parent nerve?
from ciliary gang (inf. branch of CN3); sens, sympathetics, & postgang parasympathetic
3 branches of ophthalmic nerve?
nasocilliary, frontal, lacrimal
frontal nerve?
comes from VI of CN5; divides into supraorbital and supratrochlear
terminal branches of nasociliary branch?
posterior ethmoidal, anterior ethmodial, infratrochlear