Zygomatic), Internal Bones (Sphenoid, Palatine,
Ethmoid, Lacrimal), Supraorbital & Infraorbital
Notches, Blowout Fractures, Periorbita, Orbital
Apex, Tendinous Ring (Optic Nerve, Ophthalmic
Artery), Extraocular Muscles (Superior, Inferior,
Medial, Lateral Rectus; Superior & Inferior
Oblique), H-Test, CN III/IV/VI Innervation, Levator
Palpebrae Superioris, Superior Tarsal Muscle,
Orbicularis Oculi, Ptosis, Medial & Lateral Check
Ligaments, Lacrimal Apparatus (Tear Film, Gland,
Parasympathetic Pathway), Superior & Inferior
Orbital Fissures, Optic Canal, Infraorbital Groove,
Danger Triangle Veins, Diplopia, Conjunctiva,
Foramina (Supraorbital, Infraorbital) Exam
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What 3 bones make up the orbital rim?
What 4 bones make up more internal structure
What 2 Notches are superior/inferior to orbital rim
maxilla (inferior-medial)
zygomatic (inferior-lateral)
frontal (superior)
Internal:
Sphenoid (most lateral)
Palatine
Ethmoid
Lacrimal (most medial)
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, Foramen:
1. Supraorbital formaen/notch
2. Infraorbital foramen/notch
Diplopia (Double vision)
Damage to any border/boundary of the orbit can cause diplopia
What bones are usually damaged in an orbital fracture? (HY maybe)
floor and medial wall
However, the roof and lateral walls can also be fractured
What is the contents of the orbit posterior to the orbital septum which are surrounded by a
layer of adipose enclosed by specialized extension of periosteum?
Periorbita
An individual can lose periribital fat due to malnutrition
or
The lower eyelid fat can prolapse
Blowout fracture
When pieces of bones become dislodged from an orbital fracture
What fissures /grooves are within the orbit
1. Superior Orbital fissure
2. Optic Canal
3. Ethmoidal Foramina
4. Lacrimal Groove
5. Inferior Orbital Fissure
6. Infraorbital Groove
7. Nasolacrimal Canal
Orbital Apex
What are the 4 muscles
What contents are in the tendinous ring?
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