Opthalmic Divison Trigeminal

Question 1

Opthalmic division enters orbit via

Answer 1

superior orbital fissure (just like III, IV, and VI)

Question 2

four branches of opthalmic division

Answer 2

meningeal, lacrimal, frontal, nasociliary

Question 3

What does the meningeal nerve supply

Answer 3

dura mater lining middle cranial fossa

Question 4

smallest branch of opthalmic division

Answer 4

lacrimal nerve

Question 5

largest branch of opthalmic division

Answer 5

frontal nerve

Question 6

frontal branch divides into

Answer 6

supratrochlear and supraorbital

Question 7

opening by which opthalmic division leaves cranial vault

Answer 7

superior orbital fissure

Question 8

what travels along superior aspect of the lateral rectus supplies the skin of the upper eyelid

Answer 8

lacrimal nerve

Question 9

what carries sensation from skin over nose, forehead, and scalp

Answer 9

opthalmic division

Question 10

what carries senstion from mucus membranes in frontal and sphenoid sinuses and membrane covering nasal septum

Answer 10

opthalmic division

Question 11

what conveys sensation from the medial corner of the eye

Answer 11

supratrochlear nerve

Question 12

what carries sensation from conjunctiva, upper eyelid, and forehead, as well as mucus membrane lining frontal sinus

Answer 12

supraorbital

Question 13

3 branches of nasociliary nerve

Answer 13

communicating, long ciliary, posterior ethmoid

Question 14

the posterior ethmoid nerve carries sensory information from

Answer 14

sphenoidal and ethmoidal sinues

Question 15

what supplies the medial corner of the eye including the lacrimal sac

Answer 15

infratrochlear nerve