The Orbit
Eyelids and conjunctiva
Lacrimal Apparatus and Bulbus oculi
Bulbus oculi continued
Everything else
100

What are the boundaries of the orbit? (medial, ventral, caudodorsal)

Medial- parts of frontal, presphnoid, and lacrimal bones 

ventral- zygomatic salivary gland and pterygoid mm. 

caudodorsal- temporal m.

100

What are the four areas surrounding the eyes?

Superior and Inferior palpebrae 

medial and lateral commissures (canthi)

100

What percentage is the lacrimal gland and what percentage is the gland of the 3rd eyelid? (tear film?-powerpoint unclear)

70% and 30%

100

What are the chambers of the bulbus oculi 

anterior chamber and the posterior chamber ---these contain aqueous humor

100

What are the muscles of the eye and what nerves innervate them?

Lateral rectus and retractor bulbi (VI), medial dorsal and ventral rectus and ventral oblique (III), dorsal oblique (IV)

200

What is the osseous margin formed by the frontal, lacrimal, and zygomatic bones ?

orbital margin 
200

What lines the surface of eyelids?

What is the third eyelid?

Palpebral conjunctiva 

plica semilunaris (3rd eyelid)- it is a concave fold of the palebral conjunctiva and cartilage protruding from medial angle of the eye

200

Whats the pathway for the lacrimal apparatus (7 steps)

lacrimal gland or gland of the third eyelid--- conjunctival sac--- superior and inferior lacrimal puncta--- lacrimal canaliculi--- lacrimal sac--- nasolacrimal duct--- nasal vestibule 

200

What layer is the retina in?

the internal nervous coat

200

When the DO contracts, THIS action occurs whereas when the ventral oblique contracts, THIS action occurs

intorsion (DO)

extorsion (VO)

300

This closes the dorsolateral gap of the orbital margin 

what is ...the orbital ligament

300

What covers the sclera of the eye?

Bulbar Conjunctiva 

300

What are the layers of the wall of the bulbus oculi? (i.e. if a pin is through it what layer would the pin go through)

External fibrous coat-- middle vascular coat-- internal "nervous coat"

300

What chamber is posterior to the lens and contains vitreous body?

Vitreous chamber 

300

What is the external ear called and what does it contain 

auricle (pinna)-- marginal cutaneous sac and tragus

400

This is the sheath of connective tissue and smooth muscle that encloses the orbital contents 

Periorbita 

400

What is the angle that is formed between palpebral and bulbar conjunctiva??


Fornix (good picture on slide 11)

400

What makes up the external fibrous coat?

cornea (transparent, anterior portion), sclera (opaque, posterior portion), and limbus (corneoscleral junction)

this is also where the extrinsic ocular muscles insert (e.f.c.)

400

What is the pathway for light (7 steps)

cornea--- anterior chamber--- pupil--- posterior chamber--- lens--- vitreous chamber---fundus

400

What is in the middle ear?

tympanic membrane, tympanic cavity, and a medial wall with petrous temporal bone (vestibular window is oval and cochlear window is round)

500

In the canine orbit and pterygopalatine fossa, THIS gland and THIS nerve are easily visible before observing eye muscles (typically under a cut portion of the coronoid process of mandible)-sorry would be a better questions if I could add pictures---

What is... the lacrimal gland and the maxillary nerve (slide 8)

500

This isn't a 500 question but what is the potential cavity formed when the eye is closed?

Conjunctival sac

500

What makes up the middle vascular coat (uvea)??

Choroid (has tapetum lucidum), ciliary body (produces aqueous humor), and iris (most anterior)

500

What is the pathway for aqueous humor production and resorption?? (6 steps)

ciliary body--- posterior chamber--- pupil--- anterior chamber--- iridocorneal chamber--- scleral venous plexus

500

What is ventral to both windows of the middle ear (medial wall) and bulges over the cochlea

promontory 


some more on the middle ear and inner ear left on slides that are not on this jeopardy (3-4 slides)

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