Orbit 2 Flashcards

(71 cards)

1
Q

blue arrow

A

superior tarsal plate

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green arrow

innervation?

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superior rectus

superior division of oculomotor CN III

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the inability to depress an adducted eye indicates a lack of function of what muscle

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superior oblique

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4
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superior oblique actions

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depression, abduction, intorsion

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5
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green dot

A

lateral rectus

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6
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orange arrow

A

superior oblique

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7
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right eye looking up and to the left uses which muscles

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inferior oblique, medial rectus

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8
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red arrow

innervation?

A

inferior rectus

inferior division of oculomotor

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the left eye looking up and to the left uses which muscles

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superior rectus, lateral rectus

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10
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left eye looking down and to the right uses which muscles

A

superior oblique, medial rectus

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11
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oculomotor nerve CN III passes through the _____ into the orbit

A

superior orbital fissure

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12
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pink arrow

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medial rectus

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13
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pink arrow

innervation?

A

medial rectus

inferior division of oculomotor CN III

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the right eye looking down and to the left uses which muscles

A

superior oblique, medial rectus

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the left eye looking down and to the left uses which muscles

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inferior rectus, lateral rectus

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16
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lateral rectus action

A

strong abduction

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17
Q

blue muscle

A

lateral rectus

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18
Q

medial rectus actions:

A

adduction

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right eye looking down and to the right uses which muscles

A

inferior rectus, lateral rectus

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20
Q

light blue arrow

A

inferior oblique

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21
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blue arrow

A

superior rectus

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22
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which nerve passes along the medial side of the lateral rectus muscle

A

abducent nerve CN VI

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23
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green arrow

A

superior rectus

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24
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green arrow

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superior division of the oculomotor never CN III

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the abducent nerve enters the orbit through the
superior orbital fissure
26
What are the two divisions of the oculomotor nerve?
Superior and inferior
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which muscle of the eye does not have an origin on the tendinous ring
inferior oblique has an origin on the medial anterior wall of the orbit inferior to the trochlea
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left eye looking up and to the right uses which muscles
inferior oblique, medial rectus
29
the superior division of the oculomotor nerve innervates:
superior rectus, levator palpebrae superioris
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red arrow
inferior rectus
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green arrow
levator palpebrae superioris
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right eye looking up and to the right uses which muscles
superior rectus, lateral rectus
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pink arrow
medial rectus
34
blue arrow
lateral rectus
35
green ring
common tendinous ring
36
orange arrow
superior oblique
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looking up uses which muscles
inferior oblique, superior rectus
38
yellow muscle
superior oblique
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why does superior rectus slightly adduct the eye
the muscle is slightly medial to the central axis
40
green arrow
levator palpebrae superioris
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inferior oblique actions
elevation, abduction, extorsion
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green arrow
abducent nerve CN VI
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light blue arrow
trochlea
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light blue arrow
trochlea
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looking down uses which muscles
superior oblique, inferior rectus
46
red muscle
levator palpebrae superioris
47
green arrow
trochlear nerve
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lateral rectus actions:
abduction
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superior rectus actions
elevation, adduction, intorsion
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green arrow
abducent nerve CN VI
51
pink muscle
inferior rectus
52
medial rectus action
strong adduction
53
blue dot
inferior oblique
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inferior rectus actions
depression, adduction, extorsion
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blue arrow innervation?
lateral rectus Abducent CN VI
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green arrow
trochlear nerve
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which nerve passes along the superior surface of the superior oblique muscle?
trochlear nerve
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the inability to elevate an abducted eye indicates a lack of function in which muscle
superior rectus
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green arrow
superior division of the oculomotor nerve CN III
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purple muscle
medial rectus
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the levator palpebrae superioris is innervated by the
superior division of the oculomotor CN III
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blue arrow
inferior division of the oculomotor nerve CN III
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blue arrow
inferior division of the oculomotor nerve CN III
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red arrow
inferior rectus
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the inferior division of the oculomotor nerve innervates:
medial rectus, inferior rectus, inferior oblique, preganglionic parasympathetics
66
orange muscle
superior rectus
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common tendinous ring function:
serves as the shared insertion point for the muscles of the orbit
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superior rectus action
strong elevation, slight adduction, intorsion
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trochlear nerve enters the orbit through the
superior orbital fissure
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green muscle
inferior oblique
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orange arrow innervation?
superior oblique trochlear nerve (CN IV)