Orbits
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
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 V2Foramen 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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