Anatomy Flashcards

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what does the optic canal contain

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optic nerve and opthalmic artery and vein

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what bone is the optic canal in

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sphenoid

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3
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what bone is the infraorbital foramen in

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maxillary

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4
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what bone is the superior orbital fissure in

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the sphenoid

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5
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what bone is the supraorbital notch in

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frontal

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why is the ethmoid bone weak

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due to the presence of the ethmoid sinuses

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what is the ‘apex’ of the bony orbit

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the optic canal

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what bones are most likely to break in a ‘blow out’ fracture

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medial (ethmoid) and orbital floor (maxilla, )

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what is a blow out fracture

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when a direct blow to the eye increases pressure in eye and cause the fracture of bone/s in the orbit

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10
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what bones make up the orbital rim. margin

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zygoma, frontal, maxilla

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11
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what sensory deficit can be caused an insult to the infraorbital structure

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sensory deficit of the skin of the face (maxillary nerve)

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12
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what nerve passes through the infraorbital nerve

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the maxillary nerve

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13
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what maintains the shape of the eyelids

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the tarsal plate

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14
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what glands in the eyelids secrete lipids

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meibomian glands

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15
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what is the innervation of the orbicularis occuli

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the facial nerve (CNVII)

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what is the function of the levator palparbi superioris

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lifts the upper eyelid

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17
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what is the innervation of the levator palpabri superioris

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occulor motor nerve

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18
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what is ptosis and what can cause it

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inability to lift the upper eyelid

third nerve palsy

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19
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what happens when the orbicularus occuli contracts

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eyes close

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20
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what covers the iris

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the continuous layer of the cornea and sclera

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21
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what is the sclera covered by

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conjunctiva

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22
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what is the limbus

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the corneoscleral junction

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23
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what does the lacrimal gland produce

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tears

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24
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what innervates the lacrimal gland

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parasympathetic CN VII

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what is the path of tears
``` secreted from lacrimal gland washes over eye pushed by blinking towards medial angle drains through lacromal puncta drains through nasolacromal duct into inferior meatus of the nasal cavity ```
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what are the three layers of the eye ball
outer- fibrous middle- uvea (vascular layer) inner- retina (photosensitiv
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what makes up the fibrous layer of the eyeball
sclera (white and fibrous) | cornea (refraction)
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what makes up the uvea layer of the eyeball
iris ciliary body choriod
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what are the roles of the ciliary body
control iris, shape of lens, secretion of aques humour
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what is the role of the choroid body
nutrition and gas exchange
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what makes up the retina
the optic disc
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what is uveitis
inflammation of the uvea
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describe the anterior segment of the eye
in front of lens divided into: anterior chamber- between cornea and iris, contains aqueous humour posterior chamber- between iris and suspensory ligaments, contains aqueous humour
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describe the posterior segment of the eye
behind the lens, 2/3rd of eye, | contains vitreous body
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what is in the viteous body
vitreous humour
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where is a common place for 'floaters' to be
vitreous humour
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can you replace vitreous humour
no
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which part of eye does increased pressure cause glaucoma
posterior chamber of anterior segment
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what is the role of the vitreous humour
holds retina in place and keeps shape of eyeball
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what is the path of aqueous fluid within the eye
produced by ciliary body circulates within posterior chamber- nourishes lens passes through pupil, into anterior chamber, nourishes cornea reabsorbed into scleral venous sinus (canal of schlemm) at iridocroneal angle
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what makes up the ciliary body
smooth muscle and blood vessels
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what is the angle is open and closed angle glaucoma
iridocorneal
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what can raised intra ocular pressure cause
ischaemia of the retina and glaucoma
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what is the blood supply to the eye
(central artery (and vein) of the retina from the) opthalmic artery which is a branch of the internal carotid artery ciliary arteries also come off the opthalamic artery
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what is an end artery
an artery with insufficient anastomoses to maintain viability of the tissue supplied if arterial occlusion occurs
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what is the venous drainage of the eye and orbit
superior and inferior opthalmic veins combine and go into cavernous sinus also drain anteriorly into facial vein (e.g. veins may drain into this via maxillary sinus)
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what is the fundus
posterior area where light is focused
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what makes up the fundus
optic disc, macula, fovea
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what is the optic disc
point of CN II formation only point of entry/ exit for blood vessels and axons of CN II (as there are no rods or cones overlying the optic disc) ACTS AS A BLIND SPOT
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what is the macula
part of the fundus which has the greatest density of cones
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what is the fovea
centre of the macula | area of most acute vision
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why does a star disappear when you look directly at it
as looking at it with cones (colour) not rods (low light)
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what are the three layers of the retina (from anterior to posterior)
axons of the ganglion cells ganglion cells photoreceptors
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where are the retinal veins and arteries in relation to the retina
anterior to the retina
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what does complete interruption of flow in a retinal artery branch/ retinal vein
loss of an area of visual field corresponding to the area of ischaemia
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what does complete interruption of flow of the central (end) artery or vein cause
monocular blindness
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what crosses over at the optic chiasma
nasal retinae
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where is light from the right visual field processed
left primary visual cortex
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where is light from the lower visual field processed
in the upper part of the primary visual cortex
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what are the extrinsic muscles of the eye
superior, medial, lateral and inferior rectus inferior and superior oblique
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where do the extrinsic muscles attach to the eye
to the sclera
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what is the action of lateral rectus
abducts (laterally)
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what is the action of medial rectus
adduction (medially)
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what is the action of superior rectus
up and in (adduct)
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what is the action of inferior rectus
down and in (adduct)
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what is the action of superior oblique
down and out (oblique- out- abduct) (but test by down and in)
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what is the action of inferior oblique
up and out (oblique-out-abduct)
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what innervated the lateral rectus
abducens CN VI
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what innervates the superior oblique
trochlear nerve
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what does the superior oblique pass through before attaching to the eye
the trochlear
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what innervates all the extrinsic eye muscles apart from the superior oblique and lateral rectus
CN III- oculomotor nerve
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how do you test the superior oblique
adduct and down
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how do you test the inferior rectus
out and down
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how do you test the superior rectus
out and up
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how do you test the inferior oblique
in and up