Final Flashcards

1
Q

Chalazion

A

Small lump or cyst due to meibomian gland

Not painful

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2
Q

Where does levator aponeurosis insert

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Anterior aspect of tarsal plate
Skin of superior eyelid
Superior fornix of conjunctiva

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3
Q

Concerned

A

Curragator

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4
Q

Angry

A

Procerus

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5
Q

Innervation of tarsal muscle

A

Sympathetic innervation

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6
Q

What forms the optic nerve

A

Axons of ganglion cells in the retina

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7
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Functions of the RPE

A

Cis retinal regeneration
Photoreceptor outer disc phagocytosis
Selective transport barrier

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8
Q

Steps of visual pathway found in the retina

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Photoreceptors, bipolar and ganglion cells

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9
Q

Intraocular part of ONH is divided by

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Superficial NFL, preliminary, and laminar

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10
Q

Superficial NFL

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From ILM to Bruce’s membrane

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11
Q

Preliminar

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From Bruchs to lamina cribosa

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12
Q

Laminar

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Within lamina cribosa

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13
Q

Retrolaminar

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Technically part of the intracranial portion of the ON

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14
Q

Once ON leaves the eyeball it is surrounded by

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3 meninges layers

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15
Q

Intracranial part of the ON length exceeds the distance from back of the eye to the optic foramen bc

A

It allows movement without traction

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16
Q

ON vulnerable to trauma in this region

A

Intracanalicular portion

Tightly bound to wall of the optic canal

17
Q

ON nerve edema due to CRB compressions by increased intracranial pressure

A

Papilledema

Bc it crosses the meninges layer as it leaves ON

18
Q

ON lacks all retinal elements except

A

NFL and ILM

19
Q

ILM of optic nerve head is formed by

A

Astrocytes and is called membrane of elschnig

20
Q

Why does the ONH look pale compared to rest

A

Lack of RPE and choroid

21
Q

Elevated CD ratio and loss of neural rim is a finding in

22
Q

Rim of neural tissue is

A

Thickest inferiorly

Thinnest temporally

23
Q

Nerve fiber layer becomes thickets at

24
Q

Bergmeister papilla

A

Remnant of the haloed artery at the ONH

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Axons of ON cross the lamina cribosa and become
Surrounded by oligodendrocytes and by the 3 meninges layers as they exit the eye
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Oligodendrocytes
Wrap axons at the posterior border of the lamina cribosa Increase diameter by 2x Increase the speed of nerve impulse
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Oligodendrocytes are located only in
Posterior aspects of lamina cribosa
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Astrocytes in ON form a ring of tissue around the optic nerve disc that separates
Retinal and choroid also tissue
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Blood supply to ON
Non fee started Different branches from SPCA CRA, plial plexus, ophthalmic artery
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Aneurisms pituitary tumors can affect vision like diplopia Fv defects by
Compressing optic chiasm
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Astrocytes derived ring of tissue that separates the choroid from the preliminary portions of the optic nerve
Border tissue of jacoby
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Longest part of the ON
Infraorbital
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Membrane of elschnig is formed by
Astrocytes