Eye and orbit Flashcards
supra orbital margin is made from
supraorbital notch of the frontal bone
infroorbital margin made up of (2)
zygomatic bone laterally and maxilla medially
orbit roof bony features (2)
frontal bone and lesser wing of sphenoid
orbit floor bony features (3)
maxilla, zygomatic, palatine
orbit lateral wall bony features (2)
zygomatic and greater wing of sphenoid
orbit medial wall bony features (4)
maxilla, lacrimal, ethmoid, sphenoid body
bony features frontal/lateral view (15)
superior orbital fissure, orbital surface of lesser wing of sphenoid, optic canal/foramen, orbital surface of frontal bone, posterior ethmoidal foramen, anterior ethmoidal foramen, orbital plate of the ethmoid bone, lacrimal bone, fossa of lacrimal sac, orbital surface of maxilla, orbital process of palatine bone, infraorbital groove, inferior orbital fissure, orbital surface of zygomatic bone, orbital surface of greater wing of sphenoid
what nerve is in the optic canal
optic nerve CNII
what nerves are in the supraorbital fissure (4)
CNIII occulomotor, CNIV trochlear, CNVI abducens, CNV trigeminal
layers of the eye (3)
outer coat, middle coat, inner coat
outer coat is formed of (2)
cornea and sclera
outer coat function (2)
strength and transparency
middle coat is formed of
uvea
middle coat function
nutrition
inner coat is formed of
retina
inner coat function
vision
parts of the eyeball (11)
retina, fovea, optic nerve, sclera, vitreous humor, ciliary muscle, aqueous humor, cornea, lens, iris, zonule fibres
what strengthens the cornea and sclera
cartilage strands
sclera cartilage patterns
whirlpools
cornea cartilage patterns
lamellae changing directions
network of blood vessels pigmented layer
choroid
what makes aqueous humour
ciliary epthelial cells
what does aqueous humour do (3)
nutrition, cornea and lens health, intraocular pressure
what accommodates focusing (2)
ligaments attached to ciliary processes and contracting ciliary muscles
ciliary muscle contraction helps with
focusing close
features of the retina (3)
optic nerve, macula, fovea
if eye tracts medially could be due to weakness in which muscle
lateral rectus
extraocular muscles
superior rectus, inferior rectus, medial rectus, lateral rectus, inferior oblique, superior oblique
what line do the rectus muscles stay in line with
equator
superior rectus does what eye movement
elevation
inferior rectus does what eye movement
depression
medial rectus does what eye movement
adduction
lateral rectus does what eye movement
abduction