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Orbital Flashcards

1
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What passes thru the inferior orbital fissure?

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Maxillary nerve and infraorbital vessels

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2
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Innervates superior oblique muscle

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Trochlear nerve CN4

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3
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Lacrimal artery

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Off lateral side of optic nerve, supplies lacrimal gland

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4
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What is between the greater wing and the maxilla?

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Inferior orbital fissure

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5
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Depresses the eye, extorts when eye is adducted

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Inferior rectus. CN3

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6
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Abucts/extorts the eyeball

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Inferior oblique

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7
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“white of the eye”

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sclera

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8
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How lens bring near objects into focus

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Relaxing of the ciliary muscles to make the lens more convex (accommodation)

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9
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Only extraocular muscle that originates from anterior part of orbit

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Inferior oblique

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10
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Produces oily secretion that lubricates the edges of the eyelids to prevent them from sticking together

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Tarsal glands

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11
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Innervates medial/inferior rectus, inferior oblique muscles

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Inferior branch of oculomotor nerve

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12
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Parts of the Fibrous layer of the eyeball

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Sclera and cornea

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13
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Anastomose with anterior ciliary arteris

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Long posterior ciliary arteries

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14
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Path of opthalmic artery

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enters via optic canal, inferiolateral to nerve, crosses superior/mediad once in orbit.

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15
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Symp innervation of lacrimal gland

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From superior cervical gang, vasoconstrictive

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16
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Mucous membrane that lines the eyelids/anterior aspects of the eyeballs/lacrimal apparatus

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Conjunctiva

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17
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What is between the greater and lesser wings of the spehnoid?

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Superior orbital fissure

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18
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Carries lacrimal fliud to superior fornix of conjunctiva

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Excretory ducts

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19
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Where does the superior opthalmic vein drain into?

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Cavernous sinus

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20
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Blood supplies for most of orbit

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Ophthalmic artery via ICA

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21
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Fibrous membrane of eyelid

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Orbital septum. Continuous with periosteum of bony part of the orbital rim and the tarsi

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22
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“Pulley” of superior oblique

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Trochlea

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23
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What passes thru the optic canal?

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Optic nerve and opthalimic artery

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24
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Superior oblique action if eye is lateral gaze and abducted eyeball

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Abducting/intorting

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25
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3 layers of the eyeball

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Fibrous layer, vascular layer, retinal layer

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26
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Parasympathetic muscle of the iris that decreases the diameter of the pupil

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Sphincter pupillae

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27
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Communication between orbit and ethmoid for the nerves/vessels

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Ethmoidal foramina

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28
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What protects the corneas/eyeballs

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eyelids, lacrimal apparatus

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29
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Adducts the eye

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Medial rectus. CN3

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30
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What passes thru the superior orbital fissure?

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CN 3,4,6, V1, opthalmic veins

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31
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Attaches lens to ciliary processes

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Suspensory ligaments

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32
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Moves superior eyelid and eyeball (group of muscles)

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Extrinsic muscles of eye

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33
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Thin contractile diaphragm with centure aperature

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Iris

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34
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Parts of the vascular layer

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Choroid, ciliary body, iris

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35
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Infraorbital artery

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Into orbit via infraorbital foramen. Branch of ICA

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36
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Weakest wall of orbit

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medial wall

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37
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Abducts the eye

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lateral rectus. CN6

38
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Separates floor of orbit from lateral wall

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inferior orbital fissure

39
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Origin of recti muscles

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Common tendinous ring

40
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Medial walls of the orbit

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Orbital plate of ethmoid, frontal process of maxilla, lacrimal, sphenoid bone.

41
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Layers of the eyelid

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Thin skin, skeletal muscle fibers, orbital septum, tarsi, conjunctiva, muscles of superior eyelid

42
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Most robust wall of orbit

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Lateral wall

43
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Additional muscles of the upper eyelids

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Levator palebrae superioris, superior tarsal muscle

44
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Parasym innervation of lacrimal gland

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Via facial nerve/pterygopalatine ganglion

45
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Involuntary muscle that closes the eyelids (upper and lower)

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Orbicularis oculi (palpebral part)

46
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Increased ICP causes what to the optic nerve

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Compression of the subarachnoid space

47
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Area between iris and lens

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Posterior chamber

48
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Innervates lateral rectus muscle

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Abducens CN7

49
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Fills anterior/posterior chambers

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Aqueous humor

50
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Transparent part of the fibrous layer of the eyeball

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Cornea

51
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Intorsion

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Rotation of pupil medially towards nose

52
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Connects choroid with circumference of iris

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Ciliary body. Both muscular and vascular

53
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Floor of the orbit

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Orbital process of maxilla primarily. Minor from palatine bone

54
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Posterior part of the eyeball where light is focused

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Ocular fundus

55
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Levator palpebrae superioris

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From posterior part of orbital roof, inserts onto superior tarsus. Innervated by CN3

56
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Fills the vitreous body

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Vitreous humor

57
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Lateral wall of orbit

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Frontal process of zygomatic bone, greater wing of sphenoid bone

58
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Occupies 80% of the posterior eyeball

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Vitreous body

59
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Contents of infraorbital canal?

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infraorbital nerve/vessels

60
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Elevates (slightly adducts) and intorts when eye is adducted

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Superior rectus. CN3

61
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How lens brings far objects into focus

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ciliary muscle contracts to stretch the lens, thinning it

62
Q

Begins from inferior orbital fissure and turns into infraorbital canal?

A

infraorbital groove

63
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Sympathetic muscle that increases the diameter of the pupil

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Dilator pupillae

64
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Takes lacrimal fluid to inferior nasal meatus

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Nasolacrimal duct

65
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Lines sclera and is rich in cappillaries

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Choroid

66
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Area directly posterior to cornea/anterior to iris

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Anterior chamber

67
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Forms anterior ciliary arteries

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Muscular brnaches of opthalmic artery

68
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Parts of the retinal layer

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Neural layer, pigmented layer

69
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Innervates the superior oblique

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CN 4

70
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Extorsion

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Rotattion of pupil laterally away from nose

71
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Supplies outer layer of retina

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Short posterior ciliary arteries

72
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Where lacrimal fuild accumulates in medial corner of the eye

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Lacrimal canaliculi (drains into lacrimal sac)

73
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Roof of orbit

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Oribital part of frontal bone

74
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Parts of the lacrimal gland

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Orbital part, palpebral part

75
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Neural layer contents

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Optic disk, continuation of optic nerve, macula

76
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Oval-shaped area of acute vision

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macula

77
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Innervates the levator palpabrae superioris/superior rectus

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Superior branch of oculomotor nerve

78
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Branches of ophthalmic artery

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Lacrimal, central retinal, short posterior ciliary, long posterior ciliary, muscular branches, supraorbital

79
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Superior tarsal muscle

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Smooth muscle fibers running from levator palpebrae superioris to superior tarsus. Innervated by symp postgang of superior cervical ganglion

80
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What ganglion does CN3 contribute to?

A

Ciliary ganglion (pregang. Parasymp)

81
Q

Dense connective tissue that makes up the “skeleton” of the eyelid

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Superior/inferior tarsi

82
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Origin of oblique muscles

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Orbital walls

83
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Lacrimal apparatus

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Production/delivery of lacrimal fliud

84
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Adducted eyeball, visual axis is parallel to long axis

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Depressor

85
Q

Innervates the cornea

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V1

86
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Central retinal artery

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Pierces connective tissue around optic nerve, supplies optic disk (irreversible blindness is occluded)

87
Q

What contains the apex of the orbit?

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Lesser wing of the sphenoid (at optic canal)

88
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Forms the superior opthalmic vein

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supraorbital vein and angular vein

89
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Anterior thru supraorbital foramen portion of opthalmic artery

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Supraorbital artery

90
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Upper/lower pockets of conjunctiva formed by reflections onto the sclera

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Fornices

91
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Shallow depresson in orbital part of the frontal bone

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Fossa for the lacrimal gland

92
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Vascular layer of eyeball venous return

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Vortical veins

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