... Flashcards

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Other tests for refractive error

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Pinhole
Cover test (refractive amblyopia)
Stereopsis

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Swinging pupil test

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Relative afferent pathway (RAPD)
- Light held 3s in eye
- Fast swap to alternate eye
Expect constriction, then dilation

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Afferent pupil pathway

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RGC layer forms afferent pupillary fibers, travel through optic tract to sup. Colliculus, then midbrain, then to Edinger-Westphal nuclei bilaterally (both sides).
Efferent fibers travel on oculomotor nerve to ciliary ganglion, then short ciliary nerves, to iris sphincter muscles for constriction

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Fluorescein:

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Stains albumen in tear film
Examines breaks in epithelium via tear pooling
Good for contact and TBUT exam
Requires cobalt blue filter

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CSR treatment

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Cease steroid/MDMA usage
Self resolve in 3 months

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Clinical tests for CSR

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OCT
Fluroescein angiography (rule out neovascularisation)

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Hx for ptosis

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Onset (congenital/aquired)
alleviating factors (time of day)
Lid pain (mechanical)
Family history
History of Sx, trauma
Previous photographs
Association with chewing

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CLARE symptoms

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Sudden onset of unilateral pain, photophobia, epiphora, irritation, hyperaemia, watering.
Corneal infiltrates (without epitheliopathy)

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CLARE pathophysiolo

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Colonisation of gram negative bacteria on CLs (pseudomonas aeruginosa common) > overnight use > exotoxin release > antigen-antibody immune response > inflammatory cascade > immune cell influx > conjunctival dilation
Severe pain, photophobia, tearing, hyperaemia, corneal infiltrates

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CLARE DDX

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Mucopurulent discharge and hyponyon > BK
Large ulcer with stain > CL induced peripheral ulcer / BK

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CLARE treatment

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Cease CLs
self resolve in in 2 weeks
Monitor, culture if epitheliopathy or not resolving

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CLPU patho

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Colonisation of gram positive bacteria (Staph aureus) on CLs > exotoxin release > antigen-antibody immune response > macrophage/neutrophil influx to cornea

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CLPU symptoms And treatment

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Unilateral well defined infiltrate, with light epitheliopathy
Ulcer anywhere on cornea (unlike central BK)

Self resolve after 2 weeks, but if no improvement in one day, suspect infection

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