Anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

What 3 layers surround the eye?

A

Retina
Choroid
Sclera

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2
Q

What holds the lens?

A

Ciliary muscles of the ciliary body

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3
Q

What nerve controls the ciliary muscles?

A

CN3 parasympathetic fibres - fattens the lens allowing near vision

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4
Q

How does the lens change for accommodation?

A

Fattens to allow near vision

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5
Q

What nerve causes constriction of the pupil?

What nerve dilates the pupil?

A

CN3 parasympathetic - sphincter pupillae

CN51 sympathetic - dilator pupillae

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6
Q

Anterior segment:

What does the anterior segment contain?

What divides this segment into an anterior and posterior chamber?

A

Aqueous humour - produced by ciliary bodies

Iris

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7
Q

What does the posterior chamber contain?

A

Vitreous humour

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8
Q

What is in the anterior segment?

How might pathology present?

A
Lashes
Lid
Conjunctivae
Cornea
Sclera
Anterior chamber 
Iris 
Lens 
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Painful
Red eye
Light sensitivity
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9
Q

What is in the posterior segment?

A
Vitreous humour 
Retina 
Optic nerve 
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Painless
Loss of vision
Flashes (photophobia) and floaters
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10
Q

What causes dry eyes?

What does Schirmers test show?

Management

A

Lack of tear production in old age

Low tear production

Artificial tears
Outflow restricted using lubricating drops or by reducing the size of punctum by plugs, cautery or by laser

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