Eyelid Anatomy Lecture 3 PDF
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This document details the learning objectives for a lecture on eye anatomy, focusing on facial muscles and eyelid functions. It also covers the components of the tear film and different glands within the eyelid.
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â€Learning Objectives‬ †hat are the facial muscles that contribute to eye-opening and eyebrow movements? Be able to‬ W â€describe the actions of each muscle‬ â€â€¬ â€Innervated by CN VII‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Frontalis: raises eyebrows (surprised)‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Corrugator: moves brows medially and...
â€Learning Objectives‬ †hat are the facial muscles that contribute to eye-opening and eyebrow movements? Be able to‬ W â€describe the actions of each muscle‬ â€â€¬ â€Innervated by CN VII‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Frontalis: raises eyebrows (surprised)‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Corrugator: moves brows medially and down (concentration)‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Procerus: moves brows down and medially (aggression)‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Orbicularis oculi: lowers eyebrows‬ â€Explain the functions of the eyelids‬ â€â€¬ â€Protects the eye‬ â€â€¬ â€Pushes tear film into medial canthus (moves tears down)‬ â€â€¬ â€Spreads tear film with blinks‬ â€â€¬ â€Produces components of tear film‬ â€Describe the muscles of the eyelid that are responsible for opening and closing the eye‬ â€â€¬ â€Identify which cranial nerves innervate each muscle‬ â€â€¬ â€Identify voluntary and involuntary actions of each muscle (smooth vs. striated)‬ â€â€¬ â€Identify and describe the actions of any additional muscles that arise from the main muscles in‬ â€the eyelid‬ â€â€¬ â€Describe the cause of eyelid conditions that arise when each muscle is affected‬ â€1.‬ â€Orbicularis oculi‬ â€a.‬ â€LOWERS eyelid/closes eye‬ â€b.‬ â€CN VII‬ â€c.‬ â€Palpebral = light, gentle eye closure (reflex blink)‬ â€i.‬ â€Muscle of Riolan → (meibomian glands) maintains lids close to the globe, may‬ â€help secrete meibum‬ â€ii.‬ â€Muscle of Horner → (lacrimal canaliculi) moves tears through drainage system‬ â€d.‬ â€Orbital = forceful eye closure (forceful blink)‬ â€e.‬ â€CN 7 palsy = unable to move any of the facial muscles controlled by CN (frontalis,‬ â€corrugator, procerus, orbicularis)‬ â€i.‬ â€Eye unable to drain tear film (dry eye)‬ â€2.‬ â€Superior palpebral levator‬ â€a.‬ â€OPENS eyelids‬ â€b.‬ â€CN III superior division (upper lid only)‬ â€c.‬ â€Whitnall ligament → levator to move superior/inferior, supports upper lid‬ â€d.‬ â€Lockwood ligament → supports lower globe, houses several EOMs‬ â€e.‬ â€CN 3 palsy = ptosis with EOM involvement (eye turned down and out)‬ â€3.‬ â€Superior tarsal plate of Muller‬ aâ€.‬ â€Smooth muscle (involuntary movements)‬ â€b.‬ â€Additional lid elevation‬ â€c.‬ â€Ptosis‬ â€4.‬ â€Inferior tarsal plate of Muller‬ â€a.‬ â€Smooth muscle (involuntary movements)‬ â€b.‬ â€Additional lid opening‬ â€c.‬ â€Ptosis‬ â€Identify and describe the location and function of the various glands in the eyelids‬ â€â€¬ â€Exocrine glands‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Holocrine → secretes COMPLETE cells‬ â€â€¬ â€Meibomian glands‬ â€â€¬ â€Glands of Zeis‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Apocrine → secretes PART of cytoplasm‬ â€â€¬ â€Glands of Moll‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Merocrine → ACELLULAR, secretory secreition‬ â€â€¬ â€Lacrimal glands‬ â€â€¬ â€Meibomian glands‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Lipid layer‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Secrete meibum (lipid layer of tear film)‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Within the tarsal plate‬ â€â€¬ â€Glands of Zeis‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€ADJACENT to hair follicle‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Releases sebum into follicle support and lubrication‬ â€â€¬ â€Glands of Moll‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Located NEAR hair follicle‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€May provide immune defense and lash lubrication‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Center lined with cuboidal cells‬ â€â€¬ â€Accessory lacrimal glands‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Produce aqueous layer of tear film‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Gland of Krause = near fornix‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Gland of Wolfring = near tarsal plate‬ â€Describe the conjunctiva‬ â€â€¬ â€How does the tissue transition from the skin of the eyelid to the palpebral conjunctiva‬ â€â€¬ â€Palpebral vs bulbar conjunctiva tissue structure and function‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Palpebral conj = lines the eyelid‬ â€â€¬ â€2 layers: non-keratinized stratified epithelium & stromal layer‬ â€â€¬ â€Goblet cells = secrete mucin layer of tear film‬ â€â€¬ â€Vit A deficiency with loss of goblet cells‬ â€â€¬ â€Stimulated by parasympathetic NS → nerves)‬ â€â€¬ â€Crypts of Henle = invaginations, lined with goblet cells‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Bulbar conj = lines the white portion of the eye/lines the globe‬ â€Describe the orbital septum and the structures that are anterior to the orbital septum‬ â€â€¬ â€Orbital septum‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Protects the orbit from infection‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Eyelid encompasses the structures anterior to the orbital septum‬ â€â€¬ â€Tenon capsule‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Dense CT, inner to conj‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Protects globe, reduces friction‬ â€â€¬ â€Canthus‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Where upper and lower lids meet‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Lateral (temporal)‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Medial (nasal)‬ â€â€¬ â€Plica semilunaris → fold of conj,allows eye movement‬ â€â€¬ â€Caruncle → mass of modified skin‬ â€â€¬ â€Lacrimal lake → reservoir of tear collection‬ â€â€¬ â€Lid margin‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Papilla → contains punctum‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Punctum → opening for tear drainage‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Meibomian gland poes‬ â€â—‹â€¬ â€Cilia → eyelashes‬ â€*epicanthal folds = vertical folds that hide medial canthus‬