The Eye Flashcards by Amelia ...

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Limbus

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Superior fornix

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Dorsal rectus muscle

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Choroid

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Sclera

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Ora serrata

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Optic axis

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Visual axis

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Area cribrosa

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Optic disc

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Ciliary body

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Iris

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Cornea

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Conjunctiva

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Optic nerve

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Enophthalmos

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abnormally deep globe position.

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Exophthalmos

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Abnormal anterior displacement of the globe; globe protrudes outward

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Exophthalmos

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Enophthalmos

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Hydrophthalmos

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Microphthalmos

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Hydrophthalmos

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Enlargement of the globe

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Microphthalmos

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Congenitally small eye

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Miosis

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excessive constriction of the pupil

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Mydriasis

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Excessive dilation of the pupil

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Strabismus

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Visual condition in which the patient cannot align both eyes simultaneously; abnormal static position of the eye.

–> Can be predictably generated by lesions affecting the III, IV and VI cranial nerves.

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Dorsal rectus muscle

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Lateral rectus muscle

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Ventral rectus muscle

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Medial rectus muscle

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Ventral oblique muscle

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Dorsal oblique muscle

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6’

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Trochlea

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Retractor bulbi

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Optic nerve

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What does this image show?

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Caudal view of the left eyeball