Bone :
Base of skull :
Orbit :
- boundary,
- walls,
- content,
- lacrimal gland: type of gland, nerve supply, it is related with which parasympathetic ganglion, it is related with which nucleus
- Superior orbital fissure : structures passing through it
- optic canal : structures passing through it
Maxilla
General anatomy:
Nervous system :
- classification of nervous system
- composition of nervous system
- classification of neuron according to polarity, function,
- What is nerve?Mention organization of nerve.
- Mention some special features of optic nerve
- classify neuroglia with functions
CVS:
- Define circulation.
- Define end artery . Classify end artery with example.
- Why central artery of retina is known as true end artery
- define capillary . classify capillary with example
- what do you mean by blood retinal barrier
Muscular tissue :
- Classify muscle histologically
- Mention important features of skeletal , cardiac and smooth muscles
- Mention the types of Extraocular muscle and intraocular muscles
- composition of nervous tissue
- classification of nervous tissue
- myelination in central and peripheral nervous system
- regeneration of peripheral nerve
General histology :
- Define tissue. Mention the name of basic tissue
- Epithelium : definition, features, classification of epithelium, Classification of covering epithelium(both simple and stratified) , difference between non keratinized and keratinized stratified squmous epithelium, what is the lining epithelium of cornea, conjunctiva and corneal endothelium
- Connective tissue : composition of connective tissue , classify connective tissue proper , sclera : what types of tissue
General embryology:
- 3rd week of development : development of neural tube
- name of brain vesicle and structure derived from it
- development of lens, cornea , retina ,
Viscera:
Eyeball :
anatomical position :
1. Medial rectus muscle is near the sclero cornea junction
2. optic nerve lies posterior inferiorly
- Cornea: layers of cornea, which layer is thickest, why cornea is transparent, which layer maintain hydration of cornea, how cornea get nutrition , nerve supply of cornea
- Aqueous humor : formation, drainage, clinical anatomy : glucoma
- vascular coat: parts, formation and functions of iris and ciliary body
- retina : development, blood supply, name of neuron present within the retina, how optic nerve is formed ?
- Visual pathway: lesion in optic nerve,optic tract
- what is optic radiation?
- what is lateral geniculate body
- accommodation reflex
- pupillary light reflex
Brain:
- boundary of occipital lobe,
- show visual area 17, 18, 19 in superolateral surface and medial surface ,
- what do you mean by macula sparing ?
- Mention the blood supply of occipital lobe.
- parts of diencephalon,
- parts of thalamus ,
- what is internal capsule ?
- blood supply of internal capsule.
Cranial nerve:
- Why trochlear nerve is injured more frequently ?
- how can you diagnose trochlear nerve lesion?
- Facial colliculus is related with which nerve? how can you diagnose injury of that nerve?
- Which colliculus of mid brain is related with vision?
Lacrimal apparatus :
- mention the name of different parts of it
- how this developed ?
- where nasolacrimal duct is open?
- Relation of lacrimal sac.
- nerve supply of lacrimal gland
- histological features of lacrimal gland
Eyelid:
- Mention the different layer of it
- how many glands are there in eyelid
- Mention the name of muscle present in eyelid
- mention the nerve supply of upper and lower eyelid
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