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flow of aqueous humor
ciliary process-> post chamber, pupil, ant. chamber, irdiocorenal angle, meshlike spaces, canal of schlemm, episcleral veins, back to cirulatory system
refractive media of eye
cornea (main), aqueous humor, lens, vitreous body
vessels of eye
opthalmic a:
- central retinal a, ciliary a, supratrochlear a, muscular branches
opthalmic v- sup/ inf opthalmic vein -> cavernous sinus
lacrimal apparatus
lac glands, puncta, canaliculi, ducts, sac, nasolacrimal duct, inferior nasal meatus
layers eyelid
skin (gland zeis and moll), subcuteanous tissue, muscular, tarsofacial (tarsal gland), conjunctiva (strat columnar)
borders of orbit
roof: orbital of frontal
lat: thicketst, zygomatic bone, greater wing of sphenoid
flr: orbital plate maxilla
med: thin, frontal of maxilla, lacrimal, ethmoid, sphenoid
all recti are?
adductors except lat. rectus
all obliques are?
abductors including lat rectus
all sup ms are?
intorters
all inf ms are?
extorters
common origin eom?
common tendinous ring
common insetion eom?
fascial sheath eyeball
eye depressors?
sup oblique, inf rectus
elevators eye
inf oblique, sup rectus
left to right
MR (r) LR (l)
rught to left
Lr, MR
up to left
IO, SR,
up and right
SR, IO (l)
down and left?
SO, IR (L)
down and right?
IR, SO (L)
tunics of eyeball
1) fibrous (sclerocorneal)
2) vascular tunic(uvea)
3) nervous tunic (retina)
layers of cornea
1) epithelium (non-K strat squa)
2) bowman's membrane (collagen-strength)
3) substantia propria (collagen w/ fibroblasts, avascular)
4) decemets membrane (fine collagenous filaments in 3d)
5) mesothelum (sim. squa epi- maintain transparency, moves na- to surface- dehyrdated)
corean
ant part fibrous tunic, avascular, nrourished from aqueous humor, high regenerative
sclera
post opaque, made of dense fibrous- lamina cribosa, pierced by optic n, ciliar a, avascular
limbus
sclerocorneal junction, contains apparatus for outflow aqueous humor, highly vascularized
layers of choroid
1. suprachoroid/epichoroid lamina (separates)
2) vessel layer- melanocytes
3) choriocapillary layer- more BV, nutrition retina
4)brunch's membrane (glassy)- hyaline mem separates choriocapillary from retina
choroid
outer pigmented and inner vascular layer, gives black color
ciliary body
continuous w/ choroid, has ciliary ring, process, and muscles
ciliary process
produces aqeuous humor (col. epithlium)
ciliary ms
for accomodation, increases refractive power by pulling ciliary body forward, relieve tension, lens convex
zonular/occitalan fibers
suspsensory fibers of lens, oppose ciliary ms action
iris
thin pigmented diaphragm w/ central aperture, divides cornea into ant/post chamber (post- pars iridis)
has dilator papillae (symp) and sphincter papillae (para)
ciliary ms, lig, lens shape when look far
suspen ligs- contracted, ciliary ms relaxed, shape lens flattened
when look near ligs, ciliary ms, lens
lig- relaed, ciliary ms contracted, lens globular
retina
(outer pigmented, inner nervous) in contact w/ choroid and viretous body
optic disc
depressed region, central retinal artery arises- blind spot no photoreceptive cells
ora serrata
photosensitive part of retina where nervous tissue ends
macula lutea
center of post part retina- oval, yellowish, has fovea centralis (most distinct visuion)
pars ciliaris
ciliary epithelium, non photosensiive
layers retina
1) retinal pigment epi 2) layers rods/cones (photoreceptiive)
3) external or outer limitng membrane 4) outer nuclear layer (cell bodies rods/cones) 5) outer plexiform membrane (axons of cell bodies/rods/cones) 6) inner nuclear layer (cell bodies of bipolar neurons, amacrine, horizonal) 7) inner plexiform membrane (axons of cell bodies of bipolar neurons, amacrine, horizontal) 8) ganglion cell layer (cell bodies- neurons who form optic n) 9) nerve fiber layer (same as 8) 10) internal limiting membrane
external ear
auricle, external auditory meatus
auricle (pinna)
lat concave, irreg, for sound colelction for trandsduction, elastic cart except lobule (fibrous)
cauliflower ear
ext ear has blood clot/fluid, colelcts under pericondhrium, separates cart from overlying perichondirum- cart dies, forms fibrous tissue
ms of auricle
ant, sup, post auricular
art. supply auricle
post auricular (eca)
ant auricular (sup. temp)
branch from occipital a
venous draininage auricle
corresponds w/ arteresi
lymph auricle
sup paratoid lymph, mastoid lymph, sup. cervical lymph
sensory nerve auricle
1) great auricular (cervical plex) 2) auriculo-temporal (vagus) 3) auriculo temporal (v3)
external auditory canal
s-shaped osteocartilaginous (concha to tympanic mem, has cartilaginous and osseous part
carilaginous eac
auditory process, elastic, thin skin, sebaceous and ceruminous glands
ceruminous glands
modificed sebaceous glands (simple coiled tubular) - cerumen
osseous eac
inner 2/3 formed by tympanic plate, narrower, inward, collects sound waves- vibrations
arterial eac
sup temporal, post auricular, deep auricular (max a)
veins accompany
sensory eac
auricular branch (vagus), auriculo-temporal n
middle ear
petrous part temporal bone, transmit vibrations of tympanic membrane
arterial middle ear
tympanic branch (max), stylomastoid from post auricular a
venous middle ear
pterygoid plexus, sup petrosal sinus
nerve middle ear
tympanic plexus (cn 9) and corticotympanic n from cartoid sympahtietc n)
boundaries middle ear
roof- tegmen tympani
flr- fundus tympani
med/labryrinthine- promontory tympanic plexus, above has oval window, fenestra vestibuli, below- round window/fenestra cochlea
ant/cartoid wall- auditory tube, canal for tensor tympani
lat/membranous wall- tympanic mem
post/mastoid wall- aditus and antrum, fossa incudis, pyramid for stapedius
tympanic membrane
pearly gray, thin, transparent
layers
1) modified thin skin 2) mucous membrane 3) inf. fibrous stratus
auditory ossicles
malleus (hammer)- TM, incus (anvil)- mid, stapes (stirrup) - oval window
incudomalleolar jt
saddle joint
incudosteapedial jt
ball and socket joint
muscles TM
stapedius- dampens vibrations stapes, cn 7, - hyperacusis
tensor tympani- catilaginous, from eustachian, dampens malleus- v3
internal ear
osseus/bony and membranous lbyinth
arterial inner ear
int auditory (basilar a)
stylomastoid a (post auricular)
venous internal ear
internal auditory vein- sup petrosal sinus or transverse
pathway sound
soundwaves- pinna, eac, strikes TM, ossciless vibrate, pressure in perilymph, moves basilar mem, stimulate hair cells, mgb-temporal l, auditory perception
membranous labyrinth
endolymph
3 parts
1. utriccle, saccule
2. semicicular ducts
3. cochlear duct/scala media
utricle and saccule
endolymphatic duct, macula utriculi- static rec, macula sacculi- linear acceleration/deceleration, heads position in space, otoliths- changes in gravity
crista ampularis
sensory receptors at semicircular ducts for kinetic motion and angular equilibrium
cochlear duct
ressner's/vestbular membrane
basilar mem, spiral lig, stria vascularis- lining epi of spiral lig, organ of corti, tectorial membrane
osseus/bony labryinth
perilymph
1) vestibule- central, utricle, saccule, lat wall- festnestra, vestibul/fnestra cochlea
2) semicicular canals (sup, post, lat,) ampulla and ducts
3) cochlea (modiolus (central tube, cupula- apex, spiral lamina, scala vestibuli, tympani, helicotrema (opening at apex)
boundaries nose above and below
above- nasal bones, frontal maxillae, nasal part frontal bone

below- hyaline carti, lat nasal carti, 2 alar cartilages, 1 septal cart
arterial external nose
nasal branch (facial)
infraorbital, opthalmic a (ica)

veins accompany (facial vein)
lymph ext nose
submanibular nodes, superficial partoid group nodes
nerve ext nose
nasociliary, external nasal and infratrochlear (opthalmic n cn v)
infraorbital (v3)
nasal cavity
divided by nasal septum- (septal cartilage and vertical plate of ethmoid and vomer)
from nostrils to choanae behind -> nasopharynx
nasal vestibule
area of nasal cavity lying just inside nostril
boundaries nasal cavity
roof: narrow, ant by nasal/frontal, middle- plate ethmoid, post- downard sloping body sphenoid, nasal cart
flr: palatine process maxilla (ant 3/4) and horizontal plate palatine bone (post 1/4),
lat wall: sup, middle, inf, nasal conchae or turbinates
med wall: nasal septum- osteocartilaginous
up-veritcal plate ethmoid, post- vomer, ant- septal cartilage
mucous membrane of nasal cavity
area above sup concha- nerve endings for recpetion smell,
lower- respiratory mucous for large plexus of veins in submucous CT
olfactory mucous nasal cavity
pseudostratified columnar w/out goblet
-yellow support cells, basal cells, olfactory cells
recpetion olfactory stimuli
respiratory mucous of nasal cavity
PS ciliated columnar w/ goblet
lower-, fxn_ warm, moisten, clean air, heated by blood in venous plexus
arterial nasal caity
max a (eca, sphenopalatine a)- anatsomose w/ septal branch sup labial of cn 6 in vestibule, sup labial branch facial a,
kiesselbach's area
ant part nasal septum anastomes-prone to bleedining
venous nasal cavity
rich plexus in submucosa (sphenopalatine, facial, opthalmic)
lymph nasal cav
vestibule- submanidbular nodes, others- deep cervical nodes
nerve nasal cavity
gen sensation- trigem cn v1, v2
olfaction -cn 1
middle meatus
below middle concha, has bulla ethmoidalis- swlling formed by middle ehtmoidal iar sinus
hiatus semiluaris- curved opening leads to infundibulum (cont w/ frontal sinus)
paranasal sinues
air filled cavities lined w/ respiratory epi, lined mucoperiosteum, moved by ciliary action of columnar cells, drained by siphon when blow,fxn : resonating chambers for voice, reduce weight skull
birth- max/ethomoid, 6-7: frontal, sphenoid
maxillary sinus
antrum highmore, within body maxilla, pryamidal, opens into MIDDLE MEATUS (haitus semilunaris)
bs: sup alveolar, infraorbital (max a)
nerve: ant/middle, post alveolar (v3)
boundaries maxillary sinus
base: lat wall nose
apex: zygomatic process maxilla
roof: flr orbit
floor- alveolar process
frontal sinus
2 triagnular in frontal lobe separated by bony septum, extend up and above medial end yebrow and backward, opens into MIDDLE MEATUS (infundibulum)
n: supraorbital n
sphenoidal sinus
2 cuboidal in shape, opens into SPHENOEHTMOIDAL RECESS
bs: pharngeal branch (max a)
ns: post ethmoidal branch trigemincal cn v)
ethmoidal sinus
w/in ethmoid b/w nose and orbit, separated from sphenoid by thin- easy infection
ant- INFUNDIBULUM
midd- MIDDLE MEATUS
post- sup meatus
ns: ant/post ethmoidal nerves