Opthalmic surgery Flashcards
orbit serves to protect, support and maximize the what of the eye? (F)
function
what are the 7 orbit bones? (PLZ FEMS)
- palatine
- lacrimal
- zygomatic
- frontal
- ethmoid
- maxilla
- sphenoid
What is the capsule name that is a thin membrane surrounding the eyeball and forms the eye “socket”? (TC)
Tenon’s capsule
What is the AKA for Tenon’s capsule? (FB)
fascia bulbi
what part of the eye controls the amount of light entry into the eye? (I)
Iris
what part of the eye produces aqueous humor? (CB)
ciliary body
what part of the eye is the outermost layer that is tough, fibrous and white? (S)
sclera
what part of the eye is the most anterior layer? (C)
cornea
what part of the eye is posterior and contain the blood supply? (C)
choroid
what part of the eye is the innermost layer and produces the neuronal signals to the eye? (R)
retina
What muscle fibers adjust the focus of the lens? CMF)
ciliary muscle fibers
does the retina have direct blood supply?
no
what muscle causes elevation/supraduction?
superior rectus
what muscle causes depression/infraduction?
inferior rectus
what muscle causes adduction?
medial rectus
what muscle causes abduction?
lateral rectus
what muscle causes intorsion (depression/adduction)?
superior oblique
what muscle causes extorsion (elevation/abduction)?
inferior oblique
what is the name of the fibrous member connecting the 4 rectus muscle sheaths? (IM)
intermuscular membrane
what eyelid muscle closes the eyelid and promotes tear drainage? (OO)
orbicularis oculi
what eyelid muscle raises the upper eyelid? (LPS)
levator palpebrae superioris
orbital fossa doesn’t contain which extraocular muscle?
inferior oblique
what is the approximate volume of the fossa in mL?
30 mL
how many mL in the globe?
7 mL
Ophthalmic artery provides most of the blood supply to the orbital structures and originates from what artery?
internal carotid artery
what are the 4 branches of the ophthalmic artery? (CALS)
- central retinal artery
- anterior ciliary artery
- long ciliary artery
- short ciliary artery
what are the 4 veins of the eye? (VICS)
- vortex
- inferior ophthalmic
- central retinal
- superior ophthalmic
what sinus do the eye veins drain into? (CS)
cavernous sinus
What are these CNs functions? CN 2 CN 3 (5) CN 4 CN 5 CN 6 CN 7
CN 2 - transfer visual info from retina to vision centers
CN 3 - SR, IR, MR, IO, LPS
CN 4 - innervates superior oblique
CN 5 - touch and pain sensation around the eye
CN 6 - innervates the lateral rectus
CN 7 - innervates muscles around the eye
Are these CNs sensory, motor, or mixed? CN 2 CN 3 CN 4 CN 5 CN 6 CN 7
CN 2 - sensory CN 3 - motor CN 4 - motor CN 5 - sensory CN 6 - motor CN 7 - motor
Oculocardiac reflex:
- afferent CN
- efferent CN
- CN 5
2. CN 10
What are the names of these CNs? CN 2 CN 3 CN 4 CN 5 CN 6 CN 7 CN 10
CN 2 - optic CN 3 - oculomotor CN 4 - trochlear CN 5 - trigeminal CN 6 - abducens CN 7 - facial CN 10 - vagus
what are the 5 muscles CN 3 innervates? (SIMIL)
- superior rectus
- inferior rectus
- medial rectus
- inferior oblique
- levator palpebrae superioris
LA block of what ganglion will produce a fixed, mid-dilated pupil? (CG)
Cilliar ganglion
What is the name of one of the muscles CN 7 innervates? (OO)
orbicularis occuli
what branch of CN 7 does the orbicularis occuli stem from?
zygomatic branch
LA of the orbicularis oculi and the zygomatic branch prevents what?
eye lid squeezing
what 4 things determine the volume in the eye? (AHP, AHD, ABF, VD)
- aqueous humor production
- aqueous humor drainage
- arterial BF
- venous drainage
Of all the forces that make up the intraocular pressure, which has the greatest impact?
venous drainage
what is normal IOP mmHg? (+/- 5 mmHg)
16 mmHg