Organs

Oropharynx

It goes from the lower surface of the soft palate above to the upper border of epiglottis below and is located behind the oral cavity. Borders Roof: It’s created by: Soft palate (under surface). Pharyngeal isthmus via which it conveyed with the nasopharynx. Floor: It’s created by:

Orbit

Situated 1 on either side of the root of the nose and gives sockets for rotatory movements of the eyeballs, the orbits are a pair of pyramidal-shaped bony cavities. The medial walls of 2 orbits are parallel to every other but the lateral walls are set at

Cerebellum

The cerebellum (L. cerebellum = little brain) is the 2nd largest part of the brain as a whole and is the largest part of the hindbrain. It weighs about 150 grams. Its location is in the posterior cranial fossa underneath the tentorium cerebelli and behind the pons

Pharynx

Stretching from the base of the skull to the esophagus, the pharynx is a funnel-shaped fibromuscular tube. It’s lined throughout with mucous membrane. For both food (deglutition) and air (respiration,) the pharynx functions as a mutual channel. Measurements Length: 12-14 cm Width: 3.5 cm at its base

Eyeball (Bulbus Oculi)

The eyeball (L. oculus; Gk. ophthalmos) or ball of the eye is an organ that strongly resembles a camera in its structure and is an organ of sight. Additional, such as, for instance, a camera, its interior is black to stop reflection of light. It’s light sensitive