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Anatomy
Physiology
Condtions
Misc.
Terms
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the 4 bones of the medial wall
frontal, maxilla, lacrimal, ethmoid
100
muscles responsible for torsions
oblique muscles
100
definite turning of the eye
tropia
100
shape of the area that houses the eyeball
an icecream cone or quadrilateral triangle
100
muscle located near the ear
Lateral rectus
200
the 4 orbital walls
floor, medial, lateral, roof
200
a movement of the rectus muscles in the up, down, left or right direction
What is a duction
200
impaired vision without an obvious defect or problem
amblyopia
200
the juncture where the orbital bones meet
suture
200
What does EOM stand for?
Extraocular muscles
300
the area located superiorly to the eye that houses the lacrimal gland
fossa
300
definition of conjugate gaze
when the eyes move together in a direction in unison
300
another name for double vision
What is diplopia
300
another name for the eyeball
globe
300
the thinnest bone of the orbit
ethmoid
400
area that optic nerve passes through
optic foramen
400
normal muscle function when they eyes are working together
versions
400
a condition where the eyes do not move normally, caused by extraocular muscle imbalance
strabismus
400
convergence insufficiency symptom
difficulty or inability for the eyes to work together to converge at near
400
division of the body from left to right
sagittal
500
3 muscles that adduct
superior rectus, inferior rectus, and medial rectus
500
the 2 muscles responsible for depressing the eye
inferior rectus and superior oblique
500
name of the orbital fracture that occurs when the floor of the orbit breaks
blowout fracture
500
zygomatic, palatine, maxilla make up this wall
floor
500
definition of sinus
the hollow space or cavity filled with air