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42 Cards in this Set

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Superior Oblique
O: Body of sphenoid
I: Sclera
A: Medial rotation, depression, abduction
N: Trochlear n
Superior Rectus
O: CTR
I: Sclera
A: Elevates, adducts, medial rotation
N: Oculomotor n
Lateral Rectus
O: CTR
I: Sclera
A: Abduction
N: Abducent n
Inferior Rectus
O: CTR
I: Sclera
A: Depression, adduction, medial rotation
N: Oculomotor n
Inferior Oblique
O: Floor of orbit
I: Sclera
A: Lateral rotation, elevation, abduction
N: Oculomotor n
Medial Rectus
O: CTR
I: Sclera
A: Adducts
N: Oculomotor n
Levator Palpebrae superioris
O: Lesser wing of sphenoid, anterosuperior optic canal
I: Tarsal plate & upper eyelid
A: Elevates eyelid
N: Oculomotor n
Orbit osteology (7 bones)
1. Frontal
2. Sphenoid
3. Zygomatic
4. Maxillia
5. Lacrimal
6. Ethmoid
7. Palatine
Sty
Infection of either ciliary or tarsal glands causing blocked excretory ducts
Chalazion
Cyst caused by blocked tarsal glands
Path of tears
My heart→across eyeballz→lacrimal lake/caruncle→lacrimal puncta→lacrimal cannaliculi→lacrimal sac→nasolacrimal duct
PNS of Lacrimal Gland
CN VII (Facial n.)→Greater Petrosal n.→Nerve of Pterygoid Canal→Pterygopalatine Ganglion (Synapse)→Zygomatic n. (CN V2)→Lacrimal n. (CN V1)→ Lacrimal Gland
Fovea Centralis
Responsible for sharp central vision
Dilator pupillae
SNS innervation
Ciliary m.
PNS innervation
Sphinter pupillae
PNS innervation
Intrinsic mm of eye
-Sphincter pupillae
-Dilator pupillae
-Ciliary m.
-Act upon suspensory ligaments to dilate/constrict pupil
Hyperopia
-Farsightedness
-Lens thickened
-Clear distance vision
Myopia
-Nearsightedness
-Clear near vision
-Lens flattened
Nerves of the orbit
-Opthalmic (Frontal→Supraorbital, supratrochlear nn. and Lacrimal)
-Trochlear n. (division of CN IV)
Branches of Opthalmic Division of Trigeminal (CN V1)
-Nasociliary
→Long ciliary nn.
→Ethmoidal n. (found medial)
→Infratrochlear n.
CN III
Oculomotor
→Short ciliary nn
→Ciliary ganglion
Visual Field (bilat)
-Created by part of left eye and part of right and vice versa
Binocular zone
-Right eye makes left binocular zone and vice versa
Pupillary Light Reflex
-Increase amt of light to one eye will result in contraction of both pupils
-Via CN II for sensory
-Via CN III for motor
Corneal Reflex
-Touching the cornea will cause a blink reflex
-Sense via CN V1
-Motor via CN VIII
Opthalmic a.
-Branch of IC that provides blood to eye
-Veins drain to cavernous sinus
Lateral Rectus
Abduction
Medial Rectus
Adduction
Superior Rectus
Elevation, Adduction, Medial Rotation
Inferior Rectus
Depression, Adduction, Lateral Rotation
Superior Oblique
Depression, Abduction, Medial Rotation
Inferior Oblique
Elevation, Abduction, Lateral Rotation
Cadaveric position of eyes
-Since mm. have lost their tone, they will not look straight ahead but in line with the orbits
Adduction
Medial Rectus
Abduction
Lateral Rectus
Straight Up
Superior Rectus
Inferior Oblique
Straight Down
Inferior Rectus
Superior Oblique
Lateral and Up
Lateral Rectus
Superior Rectus
Lateral and Down
Lateral Rectus
Inferior Rectus
Medial and Up
Medial Rectus
Inferior Oblique
Medial and Down
Medial Rectus
Superior Oblique