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generally, in men the brows run above the orbital margin, whereas in women the brows run below the orbital margin
True
False
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muscle originates high on the scalp and inserts into connective tissue near the superior orbital rim
Corrugator supracilliary
Procerus
Frontalis muscle
Orbicularis oculi
fibers are oriented vertically and raise the eyebrow, causing a look of surprise or attention
Corrugator supracilliary
Orbicularis oculi
Procerus
Frontalis muscle
originates on the frontal bone and inserts into skin superior to the medial eyebrow
Frontalis muscle
Corrugator supracilliary
procerus
Orbicularis oculi
it is characterized as the muscle of trouble or concentration, and its fibers are oriented obliquely, it moves the brow medially, toward the nose, creating vertical furrows between the brows
Frontalis muscle
Corrugator supracilliary
Procerus
orbicularis oculi
the muscle of menace or aggression, originates on the nasal bone and inserts into the medial side of the frontalis.
Frontalis muscle
corrugator supracilliary
Procerus
Orbicularis oculi
The area between the open eyelids
Palpebral fissure
Plica semilunaris
larcrimal lake
medial canthus
located at the medial orbital margin but is separated from the globe by a reservoir for the pooling of tears
Lacrimal lake
Medial canthus
Plica semilunaris
Caruncle
reservoir for the pooling of tears
Lacrimal lake
Medial canthus
Plica semilunaris
Caruncle
The floor of the lacrimal lake
lacrimal lake
Medial canthus
Plica semilunaris
Caruncle
Small, pink mass of modified skin located just medial to the plica
Lacrimal lake
Medial canthus
Plica semilunaris
Caruncle
The upper eyelid extends to the eyebrow and is divided into 2 parts.
Tarsal and orbital (or preseptal) parts
globe and lid margin
Superior palpebral sulcus and orbital portion
all of the choices
The skin is thin, and the underlying loose connective tissue is devoid of adipose tissue
True
False
separates tarsal portion from orbital portion
Superior palpebral sulcus
Medial canthus
Sulcus
Tarsal and orbital parts
The sulcus separates the pretarsal skin, which is tightly adherent to the underlying tissue
false
True
The eyelid margin rests against the globe and contain the eyelashes and the pores of the meibomian gland
True
False
What is the approximate number of cilia (eyelashes) in the upper and lower eyelid
150 upper 70 lower
140 upper 60 lower
70 upper 140 lower
70 upper 150 lower
complete the sentence the lashes curl ____ on the upper lid and ____ on the lower lid
Upward and downward
Downward and upward
Upward and upward
side to side
replacement lashes grow to full size in approximately ___ weeks, and each lash is replaced approximately every ____months
8 weeks and 4 months
7 weeks and 3 months
6 weeks and 5 months
10 weeks and 5 months
What occurs posterior to the pores of the meibomian glands and the transition skin to conjunctiva
orra serrata
Palpebral fissure
Gland of zeiss
Mucocutaneous junction
Runs along the eyelid margin between the cilia and insertions and the pores of the meibomian glands.
Ciliary groove
Grey line
Lacrimal groove
levator palpebral aponeurosis
The eyelid margin is divided into two parts, which part is larger
Lacrimal portion
Ciliary portion
Small elevation containing lacrimal punctum
Caruncle
Plica
Medial canthus
lacrimal papilla
The opening that carries the tears into the nasolacrimal drainage system
Lacrimal papilla
Lacrimal fissure
Lacrimal lake
Lacrimal punctum
lies near the lid margin on both sides of meibomian gland openings it maintains the lid margins close to the globe. Other name is *ciliary parts or (pars ciliari)
node of ranview
ciliary body
ciliary muscle
Muscle of riolan
Which cranial nerve innervates the orbicularis muscle
CN III
CN V
CNVII
CNVIII
Eyelid closure is often a protective mechanism against ocular pain or after injury is called
Reflex blink
Reflex tear
Stretch
Reflex blepharospasm
Originates on the lesser wing of the sphenoid bone above and in front of the optic foramen
frontalis muscle
Palpebral muscle
Levator aponeurosis
Superior palpebral levator muscle
A ligament may act as a fulcrum, changing the anteroposterior direction of the levator to superoinferior
muller ligament
muscle of riolan
Tarsal muscle
Whitnall’s ligament
Fan-shaped tendinous expansion in the eyelid, these fibers penetrate to the orbital septum and extend into the upper lid
superior palpebral levator muscle
Orbicularis oculi
Procerus
Levator aponeurosis
Also known as lower eyelid aponeurosis. Inserts into the inferior edge of the tarsal plate
Whitnall’s ligament
Muscle of riolan
tarsal muscle
capsulopalpebral fascia
Is composed of smooth muscle and originates on the posterio-inferior aspect of the levator muscle
Tarsal plate
Tarsal muscle (of muller)
superior palpebral levator muscle
Capsulopalpebral fascia
Contraction of mullers muscle can provide 2 mm of additional lid elevation
false
True
Gives the lid rigidity and structure and shapes it to the curvature of the globe
The bony orbit
capsulopalebral fascia
Tarsal plate
Levator aponeurosis
The tarsal plate in the upper lid is higher, approximately 11mm high and the inferior tarsal plate is lower, approx. 5mm high
False
Neither
True
Are bands of dense connective tissue connecting the tarsal plates to the orbital rim and holding the tarsal plates in position against the globe during eye and lid movements,
Whitnall’s ligament
Glands of wolfring
Glands of krause
Palpebral ligaments
Is made up of palpebral ligaments
orbital plate
levator aponeurosis
Whitnall’s ligmaent
Retinaculum
Are tarsal glands that are embedded in the tarsal plate. They resemble a large bunch of grapes and are vertically such that their openings are located in a row along the lid margin. They secrete sebum
zeiss gland
Gland of wolf ring
Gland of krause
Meibomian gland
Approximately how many glands are found in the upper eyelid and lower lid respectively?
20-30 in upper and 30-40 in lower
30-40 in upper and 20-30 in lower
40-50 in upper and 30-40 in lower
35-45 in upper and 45-55 in lower
they secrete sebum into the hair follicle of the cilia, coating the eyelash shaft to keep it from becoming brittle
Glands of moll
Glands of zeis
Meibomian gland
Glands of wolfring
They are modified sweat glands located near the lid margin
Glands of zeis
Glands of moll
Glands of wolfring
Meibomian gland
They are accessory lacrimal gland that are located in the stroma of the conjunctival fornix
Glands of krause
Glands of wolfring
They are accessory lacrimal glands that are located along the orbital border of the tarsal plate
Glands of krause
Glands of wolfring
In the upper fornix, 20 to 40 glands of ____ are found, only 6-8 such glands appear in the lower fornix
Krause
Wolfring
glands that are found alng the orbital border of tarsal plate and are less numerous
Glands of krause
Glands wolfring
palpebral conjunctiva is composed of a stratified______ layer
Epithelial
Submucosa
the palpebral conjunctiva is composed of a connective tissue stromal layer, the ______ layer
Epithelial
Submucosa
of the upper lid, the conjunctival epithelium is ___ or __ cells thick
two or three
three or two
Four or five
Three or four
Of the lower lid, the epithelium is __ or __ cells thick
three or four
Two or three
Four or five
Five or four
produce the innermost mucous layer of the tear film
glands of wolfring
amacrine cells
Goblet cells
Glands of krause
Goblet cells are most numerous in the inferior nasal aspect of the tarsal conjunctiva
False
True
The number of goblet cells decreases with advance age and increases in inflammatory conditions
True
False
Invaginations of conjunctival epithelium often near fornix
Cypts of fuchs
Crypts of henle
Lateral fissure
Palpebral fissure
Also known as holocrine glands
Meibomian gland
Gland of zeis
Gland of moll
Gland of wolfring
Sebaceous gland is to zeis while sweat gland is to glands of moll
False
True
What central stalk structure that is connects the meibomian gland to the mucucotaneous junction
Acinar cell
Basal cell
Muller cell
Goblet cell
the predominant innervation of meibomian gland is
Sympathetic
Parasympathetic
Similar to meibomian gland. Composed of just one or 2 acini and associated with eyelash follicle
Zeis gland
Glands of moll
glands of krause
Glands of wolfring
Generally two zeis glands are present per follicle, preventing the cilia from becoming dry and brittle by releasing sebum
True
False
Are also located near the eyelash follicle and are modified sweat glands
Zeis gland
Glands of moll
Glands of krause
Glands of wolfring
the__ gland is an apocrine gland, its secretion is composed not of the whole cell but of parts of the cellular cytoplasm
Zeis gland
Glands of moll
Glands of krause
Glands of wolfring
Are groups of secretory cells with a truncated-pyramid shape arranged in an oval pattern around a central lumen
Glands of zeis
Glands of moll
glands of krause
Glands of wolfring
Accessory lacrimal gland
Cranial nerve providing sensory innervation of the eyelids
CNIII
CNV
CNVII
CNVIII
blinking can be complete or incomplete
True
False
Voluntary blink is to ____ and involuntary blink is to____
Spontenous and reflex
Continous and automatic
Reflex and spontaneous
All of the above
What is the blink rate per min
13-14
12-20
10-20
5-10
Occurs without any obvious external stimulus or voluntary efforts
spontaneous blink
Reflex blinking
Coordinated closing & opening movements of they eyelids which occur in response to direct stimulus.
reflex blinking
Spontaneous blink
sudden unexpected touch in cornea, conjunctiva, eyelash
Tactile reflex
Optic reflex
Auditory reflex
stretch type reflex
Dazzle reflex produced by shining bright light into the eye and menace reflex (threatening object coming)
Tactile reflex
Optic reflex
Auditory reflex
Stretch type reflex
Excited by loud noises
Tactile reflex
Optic reflex
Auditory reflex
stretch reflex
Tap or blow response
Tactile reflex
Optic reflex
Auditory reflex
Stretch reflex
Carried out as willed act in both eyes, under control of the individual
Blow
Stretch
Auditory
winking
The anteroposterior diameter of an adult eyeball
23.5mm
23,0mm
24.00mm
24.5mm
Lateral (horizontal) diameter
24.00mm
23.5mm
23.0mm
24.5mm
Dimensions of an adult eyeball on the vertical diameter
24mm
23.5mm
23mm
24.5mm
what is the circumference of an adult eyeball
74mm
73mm
75mm
76mm
What is the volume of an adult eyeball
6.3 ml
6.4 ml
6.5 ml
6.6 ml
lies at the midplane between the two poles
Geometric equator
Anatomical equator
Surgical equator
Listings plane
eyeball is tilted slightly backward on the temporal side due to bulge of the sclera on this side and slightly forward on the nasal side
Geometric equator
Anatomical equator
Surgical equator
Refers to the greatest circumference of the globe approximately in the coronal place
Geometric equator
Anatomical equator
Surgical equator
The line passing through the center of the cornea, center of the lens and meets the retina on the nasal side of the fovea.
the optical axis
The visual axis
The fixation axis
Is the line joining the fixation point, nodal point and the fovea
optic axis
Visual axis
Fixation axis
The line joining the fixation point and the center of rotation
Optic axis
Visual axis
Fixation axis
