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Special Senses Anatomy Flashcards

1
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3 openings at the apex of the orbit

A

Superior orbital fissure
Inferior orbital fissure
Optic foramen

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2
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Neurovascular structures passing through optic foramen

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Optic nerve

Ophthalmic artery

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3
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Neurovascular structures passing through superior orbital fissure

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Motor nerves to eye - CN III, IV, VI
Branches of ophthalmic artery
Veins

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4
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Neurovascular structures passing through inferior orbital fissure

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Maxillary division of CN V

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5
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Cranial nerves in the orbit

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Optic - CN II
Oculomotor - CN III
Trochlear - CN IV
Abducent - CN VI

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6
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Function of optic nerve in the orbit

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Carries visual impulses

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7
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Function of oculomotor nerve in the orbit

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Supplies muscles going to the eye (except 2) and supplies levator muscle of eyelied

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8
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Function of trochlear nerve in the orbit

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Supplies superior oblique muscle

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9
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Function of abducent nerve in the orbit

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Supplies lateral rectus muscle

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10
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Function of fibrous coat of the eyeball

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Contains collagen fibres which hold structures inside the eye together

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11
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Layers of the eyeball

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Fibrous coat
Vascular coat
Sensory coat

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12
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Contents of vascular coat

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Iris
Pupil
Ciliary body
Choroid plexus

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13
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Function of choroid plexus

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provides nutrition to sensory layer

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14
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Contents of fibrous layer

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Cornea

Sclera

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15
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What is the vitreous humor?

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Transparent gel behind the iris that helps cushion the retina

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16
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Function of the cornea

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Transparent so allows light rays to enter the eyeball

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17
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Function of the sclera

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Gives attachment to muscles moving the eyeball

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18
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Function of ciliary body

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Suspends the lens and produces aqueous humor

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19
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Function of iris

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Controls diameter of the pupil and therefore the amount of light rays entering the eyeball

20
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What structures does the retina contain that allow us to see?

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Rods and cones

21
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What is the aqueous humor?

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Watery fluid anterior to the lens that helps to maintain intraocular pressure

22
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Function of the intrinsic ocular muscles

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Control pupil diameter and help alter lens curvature

23
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Function of the extrinsic ocular muscles

A

Move the eye

24
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Intrinsic muscles of the eye

A

Ciliaris
Constrictor pupillae
Dilator pupillae

25
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Innervation of ciliaris and constrictor pupillae muscles

A

Parasympathetic via oculomotor nerve

26
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Innervation of dilator pupillae

A

Plexus around the blood vessels

27
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Straight extrinsic muscles

A

Medial rectus
Lateral rectus
Inferior rectus
Superior rectus

28
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Oblique extrinsic muscles

A

Superior oblique

Inferior oblique

29
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Where do the recti muscles arise from?

A

Apex of the orbit, from an annular fibrous ring

30
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Where does the superior oblique arise from?

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Roof of the orbit, posteriorly

31
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Where does the inferior oblique arise from?

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Floor of the orbit, anteriorly

32
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What muscle acts to elevate the eyelid?

A

Levator palpebrae superioris

33
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Actions of medial rectus

A

Adduction

34
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Actions of lateral rectus

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Abduction

35
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Actions of superior rectus

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Elevation, adduction, intorsion

36
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Actions of inferior rectus

A

Depression, adduction, extorsion

37
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Actions of superior oblique

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Intorsion, depression, abduction

38
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Actions of inferior oblique

A

Extorsion, elevation, abduction

39
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Innervation of the lacrimal gland

A

Parasympathetic from facial nerve

40
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Tears drain through

A

punctae on medial side of each eyelid, then into the lacrimal sac

41
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Lacrimal sac drains through

A

nasolacrimal duct into inferior meatus

42
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Middle and inner ear are housed by

A

petrous part of temporal bone

43
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CN VII and VIII enter the skull through the

A

internal acoustic foramen

44
Q

Muscles in the middle ear

A

Tensor tympani

Stapedius

45
Q

Ear ossicles joint type

A

Synovial

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