This quiz titled 'Block 5 Anat orbit & ear from TA's w expl' assesses knowledge on neurological impacts due to trauma and aging, focusing on cranial nerves and muscle functions. It is designed for medical students preparing for practical exams in neurology and anatomy.
Superior Rectus; Trochlear Nerve
Superior Rectus; Oculomotor Nerve
Superior Oblique; Trochlear Nerve
Superior Oblique; Oculomotor Nerve
Superior Oblique; Abducens Nerve
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Infratrochlear n., ciliary ganglion
Short ciliary n., ciliary ganglion
Long ciliary n., otic ganglion
Short ciliary n., otic ganglion
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Orbicularis oris
Orbicularis oculi
Levator palpebrae muscle
Superior Oblique muscle
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CN III
CN IV
CN V
CN VI
CN VII
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CN VII → Lesser Petrosal Nerve → PPG → Nerve of Pterygoid Canal → Zygomatic Nerve → Lacrimal Nerve
CN IX → Greater Petrosal Nerve → Nerve of Pterygoid Canal → PPG → Zygomatic Nerve → Lacrimal Nerve
CN VII → Greater Petrosal Nerve → Nerve of Pterygoid Canal → PPG → Zygomatic Nerve → Lacrimal Nerve
CN IX → Tympanic Nerve → Otic Ganglion → Zygomatic Nerve → Lacrimal Nerve
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Parasympathetic muscle contraction of the sphincter pupillae muscle, innervated by CN III
Parasympathetic muscle contraction of the sphincter pupillae muscle, innervated by cervical nerve T1
Parasympathetic muscle dilation of the dilator pupillae muscle innervated, by cervical nerve T1
Sympathetic muscle contraction of the ciliary muscle for near vision accommodation, innervated by CN III
Sympathetic muscle contraction of the sphincter pupillae muscle, innervated by CN III
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Deep petrosal nerve
Supraorbital nerve
Anterior ethmoidal nerve
Supratrochlear nerve
Greater petrosal nerve
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Medial rectus
Lateral rectus
Inferior oblique
Medial rectus and Inferior rectus
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Impaired accommodation reflex
Exopthalmous and with a dilated iris
Mydriasis with impaired convergence
Pin point pupils and Ptosis
Enopthalmous with dry eyes
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Adducting the eye
Abducting the eye
Constricting the pupil
Sensing light
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Superior oblique
Superior rectus
Levator palpebrae superioris
Optic nerve
Ophthalmic artery
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Ciliary muscle, otic ganglion
Sphincter pupillae, ciliary ganglion
Dilator pupillae, otic ganglion
Dilator pupillae, pterygopalantine ganglion
Sphincter pupillae, pterygopalantine ganglion
Ciliary muscle, ciliary ganglion
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Afferent via CN V1; efferent via CN V2
Afferent via CN III; efferent via CN VII
Afferent via CN V2; efferent via CN VII
Afferent via CN III; efferent via CN V3
Afferent via CN V1; efferent via CN VII
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Lingual nerve as it branches off of V3
Auriculotemporal nerve as it leaves the otic ganglion
Greater petrosal nerve as it enters the pterygopalatine ganglion
Chorda tympani as it passes between ossicles of the middle ear
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GSA, GSE, SVA
SSA
GSA, GSE, GVE
GSE, GVE
GSE
SVA
SSA, GSE, GSA
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CN V
CN III
CN VI
CN VII
CN IV
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Right eye presenting down and out with miosis.
Left eye presenting up and in with miosis.
Right eye presenting down and out with mydriasis.
Left eye presenting up and in with mydriasis.
Right eye presenting up and in with miosis.
Left eye presenting down and out with miosis.
Right eye presenting up and in with mydriasis.
Left eye presenting down and out with miosis.
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Dilator Pupillae; Oculomotor N. (CN III)
Superior Tarsal; Oculomotor N. (CN III)
Dilator Pupillae; Trochlear N. (CN IV)
Sphincter Pupillae; Oculomotor N. (CN III)
Ciliary Muscle; Oculomotor N. (CN III)
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Air conduction greater than bone conduction
Bone conduction greater than air conduction
Equal conduction by bone and air
Only air conduction
Only bone conduction
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Parotid gland
Pituitary gland
Submandibular gland
Submental gland
Confluence of the sinuses
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Cranial Nerve III
Cranial Nerve IV
Cranial Nerve VI
All of the above
Cranial Nerves III and VI
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V
VII
IX
X
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