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23 Cards in this Set

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Frontal nerve
superficial to the levator palpebrae
(superficial layer of eye)
Supraorbital n.
superficial to levator palpebrae, is the lateral of the two terminal brs of
the frontal nerve. It may have 2 branches.
(superficial layer of eye)
Supratrochlear n
superficial to levator palpebrae, is the medial of the two terminal brs
of the frontal nerve
(superficial layer of eye)
CN IV (trochlear n.)
on superficial surface of superior oblique. Difficult to see.
(superficial layer of eye)
Lacrimal n.
courses lateral in the orbit to lacrimal gland. Difficult to see.
(superficial layer of eye)
Superior oblique
on medial wall of orbit; superficial to medial rectus
(superficial layer of eye)
Levator palpebrae superioris
most superficial muscle in middle of orbit, lies on superior rectus
(superficial layer of eye)
Superior rectus
immediately deep to levator palpebrae superioris
(superficial layer of eye)
Lacrimal Gland
in lateral, anterior aspect of orbit
(superficial layer of eye)
Nasocilliary n.
courses from lateral to medial over the optic nerve
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of eye)
Long ciliary ns.
arise from nasociliary n. over the optic n. then course to back of the eyeball. Difficult to see.
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Post. ethmoidal n.
branches from nasociliary & courses medially to posterior ethmoid air cell.
Difficult to see.
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Ant. ethmoidal n.
branches from nasocility & courses medially to anterior ethmoid air cell.
Difficult to see.
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Infratrochlear n.
continuation of nasociliary after it gives rise to ant. ethmoidal n. Difficult to see.
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Abducens n. (CN VI)
courses on medial surface of lateral rectus. Difficult to see.
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Optic n. (CN II)
extends from back of eyeball to apex of orbit
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Ciliary g.
located between optic n. and lateral rectus near apex of orbit
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Short ciliary ns.
extend from ciliary ganglion over optic n. to back of eyeball
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Ophthalmic a.
courses from lateral to medial over the optic nerve & accompanies the
nasociliary n.
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Lateral rectus
lateral aspect of orbit; deep to lacrimal nerve
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Medial rectus
medial aspect of orbit; deep to superior oblique
(neurovascular/intermediate plane of orbit)
Inferior rectus
deep to optic nerve; insertion is crossed inferiorly by the inferior oblique
(deep layer of orbit)
Inferior oblique
most inferior of extraocular muscles; oriented obliquely along oribital floor.
(deep layer of orbit)