Orbits

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azntamale  on September 25, 2010

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anatomy

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Orbits

roof of orbit
frontal bone- lesser wing of sphenoid
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roof of orbit frontal bone- lesser wing of sphenoid
floor of orbit maxilla-zygomatic bone- palatine
Medial wall Lacrimal- ethmoid- Maxilla- sphenoid (lems)
lateral wall zygomatic bone- greater wing of sphenoid
Located within the sphenoid bone optic canal
transmits optic nerve ( CN III) and opthalmic artery optic canal
Transmits supraorbital vessels and nerve within frontal bone supraorbital foramen
transmits CN 3,4,6 and opthalmic nerve( divisions: nasociliary, frontal, and lacrimal) superior orbital fissure
Transmits maxillary nerve( CN V2), infraorbital vessels Inferior orbital fissure
Btw greater wing of sphenoid, maxilla and zygomatic Inferior orbital fissure
provides a route of spread for infection Infraorbital sulcus
Lacrimal nerve is a branch of... opthalmic nerve V1
Innervate muscles which move the eyeball CN 3,4,6
the extraocular muscles are divisions of the --- artery Opthalmic artery
Elevates the upper eyelid elevator palpebrae superioris
Which nerve innervates muscles that move the eyeball Oculomotor nerve
Closes 18-24 months after birth Anterior fontanel
closes 2 months after birth posterior fontanel
closes 3 months after birth anterolateral fontanels
keystone of the cranial nerve sphenoid bone
Is there Foramina in the parietal bone NO
small depression btw supracilliary arches glabella
above the glabella metopic suture
forms cheekbones zygomatic bone
smallest bones of the face lacrimal bones
largest and strongest facial bone mandible
cranial cavity contains --- bones 8- bones - 2 parietal- 2 temporal- frontal- occipital-sphenoid- ethmoid
facial bones contain-- bones 14 bones- 2 nasal-2 maxilla-2 zygomatic- 2 lacrimal- 2 palatine - 2 inferior nasal conchae- mandible- vomer
what are the 3 foramina located in the sphenoid bone? foramen rotundum- maxillary division of trigeminal V2
Foramen ovale- Mandibular division V3
Foramen spinosum- middle meningeal artery
passes thru the SOF and thru the CTR Nasociliary, Oculomotor, Abducens (NOA)
Thru SOF and Above CTR Superior Opthalmic Vein- Frontal Nerve- Lacrimal Nerve- Trochlear Nerve
Thru SOF and Below CTR Inferior Opthalmic Vein
orbit consists of --- bones 7
thinnest medial wall
weakest floor
strongest lateral
bones of the nose maxillae, nasal, frontal bones and the nasal spine.
contains the utricle and saccule that are used for balancing Vestibule
maintains fixation called the doll's eye reflex vestibule
communicates with the vestibule and ampullae that detect angular acceleration- Also stabilizes retinal image to keep the image centrally located and on the fovea semi-circular canals
innervated by the chorda tympanic nerve- dampen the amt of vibrations stapedius and tensor typmanic muscle
separates the external and middle ear tympanic membrane
separates the middle and inner ear oval window
Nose is innervated by CN-- Opthalmic, Maxilla ( CN V 1,2) and Olfactory CN1

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