'Inferior oblique' presentation slideshows

Cranial Nerves Assessment 2009

Cranial Nerves Assessment 2009. Sheeba Jacob R.N., B.S.N., Victoria Kim RN B.S.N. Goals. Goal: 1 .Students will be able to identify the 12 cranial nerves by name and assess the function of each (knowledge).

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Name this tissue (Remove the box for a hint)

1). 2). Name this tissue (Remove the box for a hint). 3). Name this tissue (Remove the box for a hint). 4). Name this tissue (Remove the box for a hint). 5). 7). 6). 8). 10). 9). 11). Name this Joint. 12).

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The Special Senses

The Special Senses. Human Anatomy Chapter 16. I. The chemical senses: taste and smell Four of the five senses are localized in the face and head area. The receptors of touch are spread over the surface of the body. . A. Taste (gestation)- Taste is perceived by chemoreceptors.

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Lab Activities 16, 17, & 18

Lab Activities 16, 17, & 18. Olfaction & Taste Vision Hearing & Equilibrium. Portland Community College BI 232. Lingual Papilla. Papilla are epithelial projections on the superior surface of the tongue Circumvallate papilla contain about 100 taste buds

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ORBIT

ORBIT. Dr. Mujahid Khan. Description. Is a pyramidal cavity Base infront Apex behind. Margins. Superior: By frontal bone Lateral: By processes of frontal and zygomatic bones Inferior: By zygomatic and maxilla Medial: By processes of maxilla and frontal bones. Boundaries.

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How to diagnose and recognize vertical deviations

How to diagnose and recognize vertical deviations. Part II Superior Oblique Palsy G. Vike Vicente, MD Eye Doctors of Washington. Double image recreated by pt. Superior Oblique Palsy. Dr. G.Vicente. Unilateral Superior Oblique Palsy.

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Control of Movements of the Eye ball

Optic nerve fibers. Control of Movements of the Eye ball. Extra ocular muscles. Six muscles Medial rectus Lateral rectus Superior rectus Inferior rectus Superior oblique Inferior oblique. Extra ocular muscles. Function in pairs

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Advanced Basic Procedure

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Identify the elements of the bony orbit on a skull or x-ray.

Identify the elements of the bony orbit on a skull or x-ray. Horizontal CT. Coronal CT. Orbit lies: Inferior to cranial cavity Above maxillary sinus. Orbit lies: Lateral to nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses Medial to infratemporal fossa.

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Orbit

Orbit. Pair of bony cavities that contain the eye balls Eyelids Upper surface covered by skin and the inner surface covered by mucous membrane, the conjunctiva. The recti. The four recti arising from the fibrous ring called common tendinous ring. Sclera Nerve supply:

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