The Eye Flashcards
1
Q
1
A
Limbus
2
Q
2
A
Superior fornix
3
Q
3
A
Dorsal rectus muscle
4
Q
4
A
Choroid
5
Q
5
A
Sclera
6
Q
6
A
Ora serrata
7
Q
7
A
Optic axis
8
Q
8
A
Visual axis
9
Q
9
A
Area cribrosa
10
Q
10
A
Optic disc
11
Q
11
A
Ciliary body
12
Q
12
A
Iris
13
Q
13
A
Cornea
14
Q
14
A
Conjunctiva
15
Q
15
A
Optic nerve
16
Q
Enophthalmos
A
abnormally deep globe position.
17
Q
Exophthalmos
A
Abnormal anterior displacement of the globe; globe protrudes outward
18
Q
What is going on here?
A
Exophthalmos
19
Q
What is going on here?
A
Enophthalmos
20
Q
What is going on here?
A
Hydrophthalmos
21
Q
What is going on here?
A
Microphthalmos
22
Q
Hydrophthalmos
A
Enlargement of the globe
23
Q
Microphthalmos
A
Congenitally small eye
24
Q
Miosis
A
excessive constriction of the pupil
25
Mydriasis
Excessive dilation of the pupil
26
Strabismus
Visual condition in which the patient cannot align both eyes simultaneously; abnormal static position of the eye.
## Footnote
--\> Can be predictably generated by lesions affecting the III, IV and VI cranial nerves.
27
1
Dorsal rectus muscle
28
2
Lateral rectus muscle
29
3
Ventral rectus muscle
30
4
Medial rectus muscle
31
5
Ventral oblique muscle
32
6
Dorsal oblique muscle
33
6'
Trochlea
34
7
Retractor bulbi
35
8
Optic nerve
36
What does this image show?
Caudal view of the left eyeball
