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Anatomy II
100
bony orbit
What is another name for the orbital cavity
100
eyelids
What is palpebral?
100
causes increased hemorrhage and IOP
What is anxiety?
100
single-use battery-powered cautery, bipolar
What are the types of electrosurgical systems used in ophthalmic surgery?
100
highly vascular and pigmented layer directly beneath the sclera
What is the choroid?
200
fibrous connective tissue
What is the eyelid composed of?
200
space between upper and lower lids
What is the palpebral fissure?
200
Eyelid and margins, inner and outer canthus, vrows, and face
What is included in the prep?
200
lint-free, cellulose material
What are eye sponges made of?
200
pigmented membrane composed of muscle tissue
What is the iris?
300
lacrimal, sphenoid, ethmoid, fronta, zygomatic, maxillary, and palatine
What are the bones of the orbital cavity?
300
juncture of the eyelids
What is the canthus?
300
area considered a contaminated area
What is the canthus?
300
used to close circumferential incisions
What are double-armed sutures?
300
innermost layer of the posterior globe
What is the retina?
400
superior rectus, inferior rectus, lateral rectus, medial rectus, superior oblique, inferior oblique
What are the muscles of the eye?
400
gel in the posterior cavity of the eye
What is vitreous?
400
topical, local, peribulbar nerve, or a combination
What are the possible anesthetics?
400
absorbs by wicking
What is an eye sponge?
400
clear, biconvex disc
What is the lens?
500
clear tissue layer overlying the front of the eyeball
What is the cornea?
500
area where the optic nerve exits the globe
What is the optic disc?
500
lidocaine with epinephrine
What medication combination is used to maintain vasoconstriction at the operative site?
500
used to irrigate the eye
What is balanced salt solution or BSS?
500
anterior and posterior
What are the chambers of the anterior cavity?
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