Ocular Motility and Stereopsis Flashcards
Name the 6 EOMs.
What are the actions of the superior oblique?
Superior oblique– used for reading (down and in– conversion with reading)
What are the actions of the inferior oblique?
– When looking nasally– moves eye up
– When looking straight ahead– extorts
What is the innervation of the 6 EOMs?
SO4 LR6 (III)
What EOMs are yoked?
SO-IR
If there is abnormal ocular motility, where is the lesion?
Muscle (agonist or antagonist)
Nerve
Brain
Define strabismus.
Misalignment/deviation
“Squint”
“Lazy eye”
Define ortho-.
No measurable deviation
Define hetero-.
Measurable deviation (direction not specified)
Define phoria.
Deviation that is nomally under full control, comes out when fusion is disrupted (i.e. during cover/uncover test)
Define fusion.
Each eye sends slightly different images but brain fuses them to be one good image.
Define tropia.
Constant deviation that is not controlled. Fusion cannot occur, pt has diplopia but the brain blocks/supresses the second image.
Define eso-.
inward/nasal deviation
Define exo-.
Outward/temporal deviation.
Define hyper-.
Upward deviation.