M2-5-Orbit and ear

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Cornea + sclera makes up the

Fibrous layer of the eyeball

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The Iris contains

smooth muscles that alter size of pupil

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palpebral fissure

opening of eyelids

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Ciliary glands

infection in this area results in a sty

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Anteroposterior axis

coronal plane movement

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Conjunctiva

Transparent mucous membrane

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Superior and inferior conjunctival fornix is at the site of

reflection between bulbar and palpebral conjunctiva

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Bulbar and palpebral conjunctiva are continous, and form a ____ when eye is closed

conjuctiva sac

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Lacrimal fluid is secreted by:

Lacrimal gland

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Where does lacrimal fluid flow into

Into the superior conjunctival fornix, and is swept towards the lacrimal puncta by blinking

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Where does lacrimal fluid drain into

Inferior meatus of the nasal cavity via the nasolacrimal duct

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Levator palpebrae superioris

Inserts into subcutaneous tissue of upper lid and superior tarsal plate. Innervated by CN III

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Superior tarsal muscle

Inferonasal slip of levator palpebrae superioris is made up of smooth muscle. Innervated by sympathetic IML of T1

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Striated extraocular muscles other than ___ ____ originate fromthe apex of the orbit

Inferior oblique

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All of the rectus muscles originate from the:

common tendinous ring

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Incycloduction

tiling of eyeball towards the midline

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Excycloduction

tilting of eyeball laterally

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What eye muscles are innervated by CN III

Levator palpebrae superioris, superior rectus, inferior rectus, medial rectus, inferior oblique

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What eye muscle is innervated by CN IV

Superior oblique

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What eye muscle is innervated by CN VI

Lateral rectus

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<p>Define A</p>

Define A

Trochlear n.

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<p>Define B </p>

Define B

Optic n

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<p>Define C</p>

Define C

Supratrochlear n

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<p>Define D</p>

Define D

Supraorbital n

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<p>Define E</p>

Define E

Lacrimal gland

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<p>Define F</p>

Define F

Lacrimal n

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<p>Define G </p>

Define G

Frontal n

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<p>Define H</p>

Define H

Ophthalmic n

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Innervation of the lacrimal gland

Preganglionic parasympathetic fibers CN VII, synapse on postgangl;ionic parasympathetic cell bodies in pterygopalatine ganglion suspended from maxillary n, hitchhike on branches of V2 and V1 via lacrimal n

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Sphincter pupillae action

decreases pupil diameter, andthus limits light reaching the retina

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Sphincter pupillae innervation

parasympathetic (preganglionic originate in CN III, synapse in ciliary ganglion, postganglionics in short ciliary n)

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Dilator pupillae action

Increase pupil diameter, and this increases light reaching the retina

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Dilator pupillae innervation

Sympathetic (preganglionic arise in T1 IML & synapse in superior cervival ganglion; postganglinoics hitchhike on long ciliary n)

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Ciliary muscle action

reduces tension on zonular fibers that suspend the lens in the eye, allowing lens to rebound to a more rebounded shape

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Ciliary muscle innervation

parasympathetic (preganglionic carried in CN II and synapse in ciliary ganglion; postganglioic carried by short ciliary nerves)

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<p>Define A</p>

Define A

Supratrochlear artery

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<p>Define B </p>

Define B

Ophthalmic artery

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<p>Define C</p>

Define C

Supraorbital artery

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<p>Define E</p>

Define E

Lacrimal artery

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Senses of hearing

sound waves vibrate tympanic membrane, vibration transfers through middle ear ossicles resulting in vibration at oval window by stapes, then pressure waves are created within cochlea

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Semicircular duct detects

angular acceleration in different plane

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Utricle and saccule detect

linear acceleration and orientation of head in space

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Greater petrosal nerve Carries

preganglionic parasympathetics for lacrimal gland (and other visceral structures)