The Eyelid Flashcards

1
Q

What is an eyelid?

A

musculoskeletal-cutaneous structure

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2
Q

role of the eyelid?

A
  • Eyeball protection
  • Lacrimal drainage
  • Facial expression
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3
Q

what seperate between The two eyelids?

A

palpebral fissure

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4
Q

where the two eyelids meet?

A
  • canthus: intern and extern
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5
Q

What are the parts of the eyelid?

A
  • Marginal
  • Tarsal
  • Palpebral
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6
Q

What is the tarsal part?

A

between the margin and palpebral fold or crease

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7
Q

What is the orbital part?

A
  • beyond the palpebral fold
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8
Q

What is the continuation of the lower palpebral region with the face?

A
  • Nasolabial fold or furrow
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9
Q

What cover the posterior palpebral side?

A
  • the palpebral conjunctiva
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10
Q

length of margins?

A

30 mm

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11
Q

the thickness of the margin?

A

2-30 mm

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12
Q

The two parts of the margins?

A
  • Lacrimal: 1/5, intern, without eyelashes
  • Ciliary: 4/5 outer with eyelashes
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13
Q

what forms the intern angle?

A
  • The two lacrimal portions
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14
Q

What forms the external angle?

A
  • The upper and lower margins
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15
Q

what are the anatomical structures in the internal margin?

A
  • Plica seminularis
  • cranucle
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16
Q

role of the septum?

A
  • transmits vasculo-nervous elements and ensures the contention of the orbital fat:
17
Q

What is the tarsal plate?

A

fibrous connective tissue that give the shape of the eye

18
Q

How the internal and extenal palpebral ligaments?

A

the meeing of the two tarsus

19
Q

What are the two palpebral muscles?

A
  • levator palpebral superioris
  • orbicularos oculi
20
Q

The action of te levator palpebral superioris?

A
  • palpebral Opening
21
Q

The innervation of the levator palpebral superioris?

A
  • The occulomotor nerve
22
Q

the origin of the levator palpabral superioris?

A

The apex of the orbit

23
Q

The action of the Orbicularis oculi?

A

the palpebral occlusion

24
Q

The innervation of the orbicularis oculi?

A

facial nerve

25
Q

The parts of the Orbi Ocu

A
  • The Orbital
  • The palpebral
26
Q

what are the parts of palpebral portion of the Orbicul oculi?

A
  • marginal
  • pretarsal
  • preseptal
27
Q

What is the other name of marginal portion

A

ciliary muscle or Riolan muscle

28
Q

Where the pretarsal portion is attached to?

A
  • Canthal tendon
29
Q

What are the three glands of the eyelid?

A
  • Moll’s : sweat
  • Zeiss: sebaceous
  • Meibomius: sebaceous
30
Q

where the Moll’s gland located?

A

The lid margin

31
Q

where the Zeiss located

A

attached to the eyelashes

32
Q

Where the Meimbomius located

A

tarsal thickness

33
Q

Stye vs Chalazion

A
  • stye: obstruction of the zeiss
  • Chalazion: obstruction of the Meimbomius
34
Q

The arterial vascularization of the eyelid?

A
  • palpebral arteries: superior and inferior < branches of ophthalmic artery
35
Q

The venous supply?

A
  • Upper lid: angular vein
  • Lower lid: facial vein
36
Q

Lymphatics?

A
  • Sbcutaneous and subconjunctival < submaxillary nodes
37
Q

Innervation?

A
  • Trigeminal branches
    • inside: nasal branch
    • outside: Lacrimal
    • upper: frontal
    • lower: infra-orbital
38
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