Forms of The Eye

Question 1

In life, these are often described as the key to expression and personality.

Answer 1

The Eyes

Question 2

Reveal little but the interrelation of parts.

Answer 2

Closed Eyes

Question 3

These are directly responsible for the psysiognomical form of the closed eye.

Answer 3

Underlying Anatomical Structures

Question 4

Has a greater anterior projection than the lower and affords protection to the eye.

Answer 4

The Upper Rim of The Eyesocket

Question 5

Normally, the greatest projection of the upper eyelid does not quite touch an instrument laid across the upper and lover rims.

Answer 5

How The Upper Rim Protects The Eye

Question 6

Inferior and posterior to the medial end.

Answer 6

The Lateral End of The Eye

Question 7

In Profile:

1. Supraorbital Area
2. Superior Palpebra
3. Inferior Palpebra

Answer 7

Surfaces Which Recede Convexly From The Eyebrow

Question 8

In profile, the _____ surface begins to project.

Answer 8

Cheek

Question 9

Shape of the lower and upper eyelids together ( in profile).

Answer 9

Almond

Question 10

Located on the lower third of the eyesocket.

Answer 10

Line of Closure of The Eyes

Question 11

Eyelashes

Answer 11

Cilia

Question 12

The lengths of hair are irregular.

Answer 12

Eyelash Hair Length

Question 13

There are thick and thin areas of hair in these.

Answer 13

Spacing of Eyelash Hair

Question 14

Occurs at the extreme ends of the line of closure.

Answer 14

Absence of Hair on The Eyelashes

Question 15

1. Use adhesive or masking tape
2. Trim tape according to:
   
   1. Width of the eye
   2. The curvature of the line of closure
3. Hair placed on the tape should extend three quarters of an inch beyond the edge of the tape.
   
   1. Allows for trimming and shaping
4. Place hair on the tape in groups of 7-8 hairs.
5. Remember that irregularity is vital to naturalness.

Answer 15

Making False Eyelashes

Question 16

This is vital to naturalness.

Answer 16

Irregularity

Question 17

Eyebrow.

Answer 17

Supercilium

Question 18

Lies on the forehead and temple.

Answer 18

Location of The Supercilium (eyebrow)

Question 19

• Laterally upward and outward.
• Lateral end- horizontal

Answer 19

Direction of Hair Growth in The Eyebrow

Question 20

The lateral end of this is usually inferior to the medial end.

Answer 20

The Eyebrow

Question 21

In the eyebrow, hair is densest here.

Answer 21

The Medial End

Question 22

Region between the upper rim of the eye socket (or eyebrow) and the upper eyelid.

• A convex receding surface.

Answer 22

Supraorbital Area

Question 23

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

Answer 23

Naso-Orbital Fossa

Question 24

The upper and lower eyelids.

• Recede convexly downwards

Answer 24

Superior and Inferior Palperbra

Question 25

Together, the upper and lower eyelid (palpebra) are shaped like this.

Answer 25

Almond

Question 26

The greatest vertical height (and projection) of the palpebra is:

Answer 26

Medially Off Center

Question 27

The superior palpebra is wider than the lower eyelid.

Answer 27

Horizontally

Question 28

The slit resulting where the eyelids meet. * Located on the inferior third of the eyesocket.

Answer 28

Line of Closure

Question 29

* Created by the upper eyelid. * A dipping curve

Answer 29

Form of The Line of Closure

Question 30

The lateral end is inferior and posterior to the medial end.

Answer 30

Relationship of The Ends of The Line of Closure

Question 31

The **acquired** furrow (wrinkle) of the attached margin of the upper or lower eyelid.

Answer 31

Superior and Inferior Palpebral Sulcus

Question 32

With this, the superior and inferior palpebral sulcus create: * The outer corner - a sharp angle * The inner corner- a rounded angle

Answer 32

With the Line of Closure

Question 33

At the outer corner, with the line of closure, the superior and inferior palpebral sulcus create:

Answer 33

A sharp Angle

Question 34

At the inner corner, with the line of closure, the superior and inferior palpebral sulcus create:

Answer 34

A Rounded Angle

Question 35

The tiny eminence at the medial ends of the two eyelids.

Answer 35

Inner Canthus

Question 36

The inner canthus "seems" to extend from the upper eyelid because it \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.

Answer 36

Projects More Than The Lower

Question 37

The narrow curving groove below the inner canthus. * A natural facial marking- present at birth.

Answer 37

Oblique Palpebral Sulcus

Question 38

Furrows radiating laterally from the outer corner of the eye to the face. * Acquired facial marking

Answer 38

Optic Facial Sulci (Crows Feet)

Question 39

The acquired puffy surface below the lower eyelid.

Answer 39

Orbital Pouch

Question 40

Between the lower lid and the extended oblique palpebral sulcus.

Answer 40

Location of The Orbital Pouch

Question 41

The furrows (wrinkles) between the eyebrows. * Acquired facial markings

Answer 41

Interciliary Sulci

Question 42

* On the glabella * Across the root of the nose.

Answer 42

Location of Interciliary Sulci

Question 43

Horizontal furrows on the eyelids resulting from repeated winking or blinking.

Answer 43

Palpebration Sulci

Question 44

1. Common transverse sulcus 2. Linear Sulci

Answer 44

Types of Palpebration Sulci

Question 45

A furrow slightly above the eyelashes.

Answer 45

Common Transverse Sulcus

Question 46

Short furrows which fan from opposite corners of the eyelids towards each other. * Acquired

Answer 46

Linear Sulci