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Forms of the Eye Flashcards

1
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In life, this is described as the key to expression and personality

A

The eye

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2
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The eye is described as the key to __________ and __________ in life

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Expression and personality

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3
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A closed eye reveals little but the ____________

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interrelation of parts

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4
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The underlying anatomical structures are ____________ for the physiognomical form of the closed eye

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Directly responsible

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5
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The underlying anatomical structures are directly responsible for the ____________ of the closed eye

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Physiognomical form

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6
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The upper rim of the eyesocket has _____________ than the lower rim

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Greater anterior projection

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7
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The upper rim of the eyesocket affords

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Protection of the eye

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8
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Normally, the greatest projection of the upper eyelid _____________________ an instrument laid across the upper and lower rim

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Does not quite touch

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9
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The lateral end of the eye is ___________ and ___________ to the medial end

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Inferior and posterior

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10
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The medial end of the eye is _________ and ___________ to the lateral end

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Superior and anterior

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11
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Surfaces which recede convexly from the eyebrow

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Supraorbital area (between upper eyelid and eyebrow)
Superior Palpebra (upper eyelid)
Inferior Palpebra (lower eyelid)
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12
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The cheek surface begins to _________

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Project

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13
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The shape of the upper and lower eyelids together

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Almond

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14
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The shape of the upper and lower eyelids together is made by the

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Attached margins

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15
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The line of closure is located in the

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Lower third of the eyesocket

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16
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Cilia

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Eyelashes

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17
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Lengths of eyelashes

A

Irregular

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18
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Spacing of eyelashes

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Thick and thin areas

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19
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In old age there may be small intervals which

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lack hair

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20
Q

At extreme ends of the line of closure, hair is

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absent

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21
Q

To build eyelashes, use

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Adhesive or masking tape

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22
Q

Trim tape according to

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width of the eye and curvature of the line of closure

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23
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Hair placed on the tape should extend ___ beyond the edge of the tape

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3/4 of an inch

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24
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The length of the fake eyelashes allows for

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trimming and shaping

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25
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The hair should be placed in

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small groups (7-8 hairs)

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26
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This is vital to naturalness

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Irregularity

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27
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Supercilium

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Eyebrows

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28
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The supercilium lies on the

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Forehead and temple

29
Q

The direction of hair growth for supercilium

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laterally upward and outward

30
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The lateral end of the eyebrows, the hair turns

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Horizontal

31
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The lateral end of the supercilium is usually

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inferior to the medial end

32
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The lateral end of the supercilium is usually inferior to

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the medial end

33
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The medial end of the supercilium is usually superior to the

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lateral end

34
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The medial end of the supercilium is usually

A

Superior to the lateral end

35
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In the eyebrows, the hair is usually densest at the

A

Medial end

36
Q

The region between the upper rim of the eye socket and the upper lid is called the

A

Supraorbital area

37
Q

The supraorbital area is a ___________

A

Convex receeding surface

38
Q

The concave area (or depression) above the medial end of the upper eyelid and lying near the root of the nose

A

Naso-orbital fossa

39
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The naso-orbital fossa lies

A

Above the medial end of the upper eyelid and lying near the root of the nose

40
Q

The superior and inferior palpebra

A

The upper and lower eyelids

41
Q

The palpebrae recede

A

Convexly downward

42
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Together, the palpebrae are shaped like

A

An almond

43
Q

The greatest vertical height and projection of the palpebrae are

A

Medially off center

44
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Horizontally, the _______ palpebrae is wider

A

Superior palpebrae

45
Q

The slit resulting where the eyelids meet

A

The line of closure

46
Q

The line of closure is found in the _________ of the eyesocket

A

Lower third

47
Q

The line of closure is created by the _________

A

Upper eyelid

48
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The line of closure’s shape is a ______

A

Dipping curve

49
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The acquired furrow of the attached margin of the upper of lower end

A

Superior and inferior palpebral sulcus

50
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At the outer angle, the palpebral sulcus creates a

A

Sharp angle

51
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At the inner corner, the palpebral sulcus creates a

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Rounded angle

52
Q

The palpebral sulcus is a _______ facial marking

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acquired

53
Q

The tiny eminence at the medial end of the two eyelids

A

Inner Canthus

54
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The inner canthus comes from which eyelid?

A

Both!

55
Q

The narrow curving groove below the inner canthus

A

Oblique Palpebral Sulcus

56
Q

The oblique palpebral sulcus is a __________ facial marking

A

Natural

57
Q

Furrows radiating laterally from the lateral corner of the eye to the face

A

Optic Facial Sulci

58
Q

The optic facial sulci is a ______________ facial marking

A

acquired

59
Q

Optic Facial sulci is also known as ________________

A

Crow’s feet

60
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The acquired puffy surface below the lower eyelid

A

Orbital pouch

61
Q

The orbital pouch is between the lower lid and the extended _________________

A

Oblique palpebral sulcus

62
Q

The furrows between the eyebrows

A

Interciliary sulci

63
Q

The interciliary sulci are __________ facial markings

A

Acquired

64
Q

The interciliary sulci lie of the ________________

A

Glabella

65
Q

The interciliary sulci lie across the

A

root of the nose

66
Q

Horizontal furrows on the eyelids resulting from repeated winking or blinking

A

Palpebration sulci

67
Q

A furrow slightly above the eyelashes

A

Common transverse sulcus

68
Q

Short furrows which fan from opposite corners of the eyelids toward each other

A

Linear sulci

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