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1
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What is the normal eye p?

A

15 - 25 Hgmm.

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2
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Schirmer time in a normal dog test.

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1 min.

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3
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Which sp has multi- line eyelash?

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Dog.

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4
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Which is the most important examining technique?

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Flourescein staining +Opthalmoscope.

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5
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In which sp is glaucoma a frequent hereditary disease?

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Dog.

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6
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What does symblepharon mean?

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  • Adhesion of conjunctiva on itself/ on the cornea.

- Typically found in young cats with viral conjunctivitis (FHV).

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7
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In which sp is cataract inheritible?

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Dogs.

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8
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What doesn’t have a role in the amt of aq humour?

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Light reflection of tapetum + non- tapetal fundus.

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9
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What can be a reason for lens surgery?

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Ant lens luxation, Cataract.

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10
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Co blue light?

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Provides a suitable means of exciting Na fluorescein ( orange dye) for examination of ocular surface integrity.

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11
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What doesn’t cause glaucoma?

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Post lens luxation.

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12
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What you do ø do before taking sample for bacteriology?

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Do local anesthesia.

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13
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How to treat cataract?

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Surgery is the only way.

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14
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When can you see a “ cresecent moon”?

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At lens subluxation.

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15
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Symptoms of Horner’s syndrome?

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  • 3rd eyelid prolaps.
  • Myosis, Enophtalmos.
  • Narrowing of palpebral fissure.
  • Peripheral vasodilatation may occur causing increased facial warmth, best observed in ipsilat ear.
  • Golden retriever- idiopathic.
  • Other causes- trauma, otitis, tumour.
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16
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What is true for sub- conjunctival inj in Eq?

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  • Local supf anest.
  • Full anest.
  • Max 3 ml.
    ??
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17
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What grows together when there is post synechia?

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The iris adheres to lens.

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18
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What are the consequences of chronic inflammation in Eq?

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  • Chronic uveitis.
  • Corneal endothelial degeneration/ dystrophy.
    > corneal vascularization/ precipitates.
  • Lens luxation, subluxation.
    > vitreal opacities.
    > focal chorioretinitis, retinal detachment.
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19
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Definition of glaucoma:

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Disturbance in the drainage of aq, which can elevate IOP.

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20
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How to examine the retina detachment in the most precise way?

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By monocular indirect ophthalmoscope–> greater field of view.

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21
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What is true for direct ophthalmoscope?

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Monocular.

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22
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Sus has ø light reflecting layer/ tapetum

A

T.

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23
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How descemetocele is stained by fluorescence?

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Fluorescence adheres only to the walls of ulcer, the central floor of the ulcer appears black.

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24
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What is phacoemulsification?

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A modern cataract surgery in which the eye’s int lens is emulsified with an ultrasonic handpiece + aspirated from the eye.

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25
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What doesn’t get damaged in glaucoma/ ø in this way.

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Destroy all intraocular structures: cornea, lens, sclera, ant uvea, vitreous, retina ONH.

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26
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Statements of sub- palpebral drains.

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Continuous eye drops in horse, tarsorrhaphy.

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27
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Jone’s test?

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Fluorescein staining for corneal integrity and it appears at the nares within 1- 10 minutes in ipsilateral nose.

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28
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Components of uvea?

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Iris, corpus cilliare + choroid.

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29
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Purkinje’s images?

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On the lens/opacity on the lens.

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30
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Connection of retina?

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At 2 sites: behind the ciliary body- parts plana, + near optic n head.

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31
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What do ciliary bodies do?

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Produce aq fluid.

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32
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Normal p in the ant chamber?

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15 - 25 mmHg.

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33
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Which n blocks do you use for the subpalpebral drainage?

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Auricopalpebral + frontal n block.

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34
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Why do you perform a subpalpebral drainage?

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Continuous eye drops in Eq.

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35
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How long can the drain stay?

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3 - 4 wks.

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36
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Nasolacrimal drainage used?

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Only when you can’t use subpalpebral?

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37
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Why do you use a 3rd eyelid flap?

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For protection + healing, only small animals?

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38
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How long can the 3rd eyelid flap stay on?

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2 wks?

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39
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What is a tarsorraphy?

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Suturing eyelids together.

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40
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What is the lat canthotomy?

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Cutting the lat canthus.

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41
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When is lat canthotomy used?

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Porobtosis, ocular trauma + release of IOP?

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42
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Contraindication of lat canthotomy?

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Globe rupture?

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43
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Stay sutures of globe?

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Into sclera, ø penetrating–> gives support for surgery, 3+ 9 o’clock?

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44
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Neuromuscular blockers used?

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Atracurium/ Pancuronium 0.2 mg/kg- paralyse breath for 30 mins?

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45
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Human ophthalmological sutures?

A

10/0 + 11/0 non absorbable atraumatic nylon?

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46
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Veterinary ophthalmologic sutures?

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6 - 8/0 monofilamentous/ polyfilamentous ABs, atraumatic?

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47
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Cannula for inj of fluid?

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30G?

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48
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Extraoccular tampon?

A

Cotton?

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49
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Intraocular tampon?

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Cellulose?

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50
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Viscoelastic material?

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Methycellulose injected into the ant chamber to replace the aq humor.

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51
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What is the fundus?

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Visible background of the eye seen through dilated pupil.

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52
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How to dilate the pupil?

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  • 1 dp of tropicamide, wait for 20 mins.

- It should last for 4 - 6 hrs.

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53
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When do you ø perform this examination? IOP

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Glaucoma/ lens luxation?

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54
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Direct ophthalmoscope?

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Lens + light together is the best- slit lamp.

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55
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Diopter for fundus?

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Tapetal fundus.

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56
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Role of tape fundus?

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Reflective tissue ( ø pigments), amplify light ( ø in Sus + humans).

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57
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What is ø true about tapetum?

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Located between the chorioid + retina vent on the globe.

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58
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Which sp have tapetum fibrosum?

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Herbivores.

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59
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Which sp have tapetum cellulosum?

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Car.

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60
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Who has stars of Winslow in the fundus?

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Eq.

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61
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What is the Progressive Retinal Atrophy Syndrome ( PRA)?

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  • Pigmented change in the tapetal fundus with attenuation of vasculature + atrophy of the optic dic + V.
  • Prone in middle aged labradors.
  • The retina absorbs less light + therefore there is more light being reflected.
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62
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What is seen in PRA?

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Very reflective tapetum, atrophy of v + pale optic n. head.

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63
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What is seen in the collie eye anomaly ( CEA)/ Retinal dysplasia ( RD)?

A

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64
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How is the CEA seen on an ophthalmoscope?

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Folds seen are epsilon- like stripes.

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65
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Reasons for retinal haemorrhage?

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Cat with hypertension, ethylene glycol toxicosis + Erlichiosis.

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66
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Retinal detachment?

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Separation of inner layer of retina from the choroid plexus- holes in the retina.

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67
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Solution?

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pH 3.5- 10.5, should be sterile, pH + temp stabile.

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68
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Suspension?

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Drug is included in small particles, the tear dissolves the particles, it has long contact time, absorption in form of solution: prolonged contact time.

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69
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Ointment?

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pH + temp is ø important, oil/ H2O base, disadvantages: inhibit corneal wound healing.

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70
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Absorption after topical administration?

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Mostly washed out, absorption by the conjunctival capillaries/ penetration to the cornea- lipid best.

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71
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Subconjunctival inj?

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Corticosteroids mostly, max 1 ml in the dors palpebra.

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72
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Retrobulbar inj?

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Lower lat quadrant into the retrobulbar space, anesthetic for eye removal in cow, Ab in small animal.

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73
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Intravitreal inj?

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  • At lat canthus, quadrant, with 2- 3 mm from limbus, the needle is inserted intoo the vitreous.
  • Gentamycin inj in glaucoma.
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74
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Systemic inj?

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Only if inflammed, Ab/ hyperosmotics are the most common.

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75
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Mydriasis?

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Sympathetic innervation m. dilator pupillae, glandula lacrimalis.

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76
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Miosis?

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Parasympathetic innervation- M. Sphincter pupilla, M. Ciliaris + glandular lacrimalis.

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77
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What is ø a topical treatment?

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Subconjunctival/ installation.

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78
Q

When doing bacterial sampling?

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Take sample before anaesthesia.

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79
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What do you do immediately with a Eq that has pink eyes?

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Fluorescin test.

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80
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Which is false for 3rd eyelid?

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Well muscled in large + small animals, covered both sides by conjunctiva, position supported by the globe?

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81
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What is mydriasis?

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Pupil dilation.

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82
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What effect do Parasympatholytics have on eye?

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  • They inhibit the pupil sphincter m + ciliary m. function.

- Mydriasis with cycleopegia.

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83
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What are solutions?

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ø easily infected.

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84
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Fluorescein stain?

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Hydrophilic + stains exposed stroma.

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85
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The tear test?

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Is done without anaesthesia?

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86
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What do you ø use for melting ulcers?

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Supf keratectomy/ pedicle Graft transplantation/ Free island transplantation?

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87
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What do you do with descemetocele?

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It requires surgical intervention.

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88
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What is Ankyloblepharon?

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Inability to close the lids/ lid margins partial/ total closure.

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89
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How to treat blepharospasm in Eq?

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Frontal n. block/ auriculopalpebral n. block/ tropicamide solution.

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90
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What are the indications for vitrectomy in a Eq?

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Recurrent uveitis?

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91
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Effectiveness of Atropine to keep the pupil dilated gives us information about?

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The severity of uveitis.

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92
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When are glucucorticoids contraindicated?

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If fluorescin stains the cornea.

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93
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What is blepharitis?

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Inflammation of eyelids.

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94
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What are the glds of eyelid?

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Zeis, Mill, Meibomian/ Tarsal.

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95
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What is Chemosis?

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Oedematic swelling of the conjunctiva.

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96
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What are the borders of the eye chamber?

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Iris, pupil + cornea.

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97
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What is the dazzle reflex?

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Subcortical reflex.

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98
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Which animals have cilia on the lower eyelid?

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None?

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99
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The shape of pupil in herbivores?

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Horizontal elliptical.

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100
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What is false about ointments?

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Can be used intraocularly.

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101
Q

Johnes test?

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The appearance of something at the nostril?

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102
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Most important drain.outflow in Eq?

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Uveo- scleral route?

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103
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What is ectropion?

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  • Eversion, turning of eyelid, always the lower eyelid is affected.
  • Etiology: developmental/ structual, acquired/ cicatrical, intermittent.
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104
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What is ø a CS of acute uveitis?

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Mydriasis.

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105
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Rose Bengal:

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  • ( Hydrophilic red stain).

- Stains the degenrated, necrotic cells + the mucus in brillant red.

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106
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Which one is false when examining the fundus?

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Examiner needs to sit.

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107
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Adjustments needed for direct + indirect opthalmoscope?

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Direct: form - 3 to + 20?

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108
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There is a strong connection between the post lens + ant surface of vitrous body in animals?

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True.

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109
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Cataract surgery, which one has the post lens capsule intact?

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ECE- Extracapsular lens extraction.

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110
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Is Phaco ICE/ ECE?

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ECE.

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111
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ERU in Eq, what can it lead to?

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In influx of inflammatory cells into the eye + hypersensitivity of the uvea.

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112
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About aq humor + what does ø have an effect on it’s production?

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..

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113
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Entropion is never?

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Intermittent.

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114
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When is it appropriate to take bacterial sample?

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Before topical anaesthesia.

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115
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3rd eyelid is well developed in SA?

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ø true?

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116
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What do parasympatholytics do?

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They block function of M. sphincter pupillae + M. ciliaris causing mydriasis with cyclopegia.

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117
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Which route is ø topical treatment?

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Subconjunctival, retrobulbar, intravitreal inj.

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118
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Fluorescent dye?

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Hydrophilic, stains exposed stroma green.

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119
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How do you perform Schirmer’s tear test?

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Fold strip at the mark + place in the lower conjunctival sac for 1 mn.

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120
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Which drugs ø to use in cases of KCS?

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Hyaluronic acid.

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Chemosis?

A
  • Swelling/ oedema of the conjunctiva.

- Sign of conjunctivitis.

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122
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Cherry eye syndrome.

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  • Defect, laxity in the retinaculum that binds the gl + the nicitans to the periorbita–> protrusion of 3rd eyelid gl.
  • In dog, breed and age predisposition.
  • Surgical treatment, replacement of prolapsed gl.
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123
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Entropion + Ectropion.

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  • Entropion = inward of the eyelid margin.

- Ectropion= eversion, turning out of the eyelid.

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124
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Solutions, Suspensions + Ointments.

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  • All used topically.
  • Solution:
    > pH 3.5 - 10.5.
    > pH + temp –> determine stability.
    > should be sterile.
  • Suspension:
    > Drug is included in small paticles.
    > Tear dissolves the particles -> absorption in the form of solution, prolonged contact time.
  • Ointment:
    > Oil/ H2O based.
    > pH + temp is ø as important in the stability.
    > Inhibit the corneal wound healing.
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125
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Topical treatment.

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By using solutions, suspensions, + ointments.

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126
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Trichiasis.

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  • Cilia arising from normally located follicles, are pointed in abnormal direction.
  • Ectopia ciliae: Additional ciliae originating from abnormally located follicles.
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127
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Extirpation vs Evisceration.

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  • Extirpation: Complete excision/ surgical destruction of a body part.
  • Evisceration: The removal of the eye’s contents, leaving the scleral shell + extraocular m intact.
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128
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Jone’s test.

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  • To see if the lacrimal duct is obstructed/ ø.
  • Method: Put Fluorescein in the conjunctiva + wait a few mins.
  • +ve: Dye is detected in the nostril of the same side of the eye in question –> lacrimal gl is working fine + is ø obstructed.
  • -ve: Dyes is ø detected in the nostril of the same side fo the eye in question –> a partial/ complete obstruction/ failure of the lacrimal gl.
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129
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Abnormalities regarding the hair??

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  • The eyelids can have deformities which can cause hair to be in const contact with the cornea, causing irritation + excessive lacrimation + may lead to corneal vascularization + corneal ulceration.
  • Deformities:
    > Prominent nasal fold in brachycephalic breeds.
    > Disorders of the ciliae.
    • Distichiasis.
    • Trichiasis.
    • Ectopia ciliae.
    > Entropion.
    > Ectropion.
    > Hordeolum.
    > Blepharitis.
    > Traumas.
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130
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Dazzle reflex.

A

Type of reflex blink where the eyelids involuntarily blink in response to a sudden bright light.

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131
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Properties of Atropine.

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  • Mydriactic–> dilates pupil.
    > Min adhesions( synechiae).
    > May ø be able to break down synechiae in chronic cases.
    > Keep the pupil dilated gives us information about how severe an uveitis case is –> the longer the pupil is dilated, the milder the uveitis case.
    > Eyes with a brown iris stay dilated longer than eyes with a blue iris.
  • Cycloplegic –> relaxes the ciliary m.
    > Relieve ciliary m pain.
    > Pain relief.
  • Stabilises blood aq barrier.
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132
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Contraindications of corticosteroids.

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Corneal ulcers –> make sure eye is fluorescein -ve.

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133
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ø eyelashes on lower lid.

A

Abscence of ciliae in lower eyelid is physiological in cat, Eq, cow.

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134
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Shape of pupil.

A
  • Eq, cow, Sus –> horizontal elliptical.
  • Dog –> rounded.
    Cat –> perpendicular rhomboid.
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135
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Draining tracts of the Eq eye??

A

Eye has the iridocorneal angle for the drainage of the aq humour.

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136
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What is used to decrease blepharospasm in eq?

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Merck: Auriculopalpebral n block.

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137
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What is done 1st to diagnose Descemetocele?

A

Fluorescein stain.

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138
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What is ankyloblepharon?

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Fusion of part/ all of the eyelid margins.

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139
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What is the main indication for pars plana virectomy in Eq?

A

Eq recurrent uveitis.

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140
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Detected painful red eye in Eq: What do you do 1st?

A

Stain with fluorescein.

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141
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What is ø a topical treatment?

A

Subconjunctival inj.

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142
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When do we do bacterial sampling?

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Before topical anaesthesia.

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143
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The 3rd eyelid: which is false?

A

It is well muscled both in large + small animals.

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144
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What is mydriasis?

A

Pupil dilation.

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145
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What effect do Parasympatheticolytics have on the eye?

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They block the function of the M. splinter pupillae + M. ciliaris–> mydriasis with cyclopegia.

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146
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What are solutions?

A

ø easily infected?

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147
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Fluorescein stain?

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Is hydrophilic + stains exposed stroma.

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148
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The tear test.

A

Is done without anesthesia.

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149
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What do you ø use for melting ulcers?

A

Supf keratectomy.

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150
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Jone’s test:

A

Fluorescence stain appear at nares after 1- 10 mins.

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151
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Components of uvea:

A
  • Vascular layer.
    a. Ant uvea- Iris + cilia.
    b. Post uvea- Choroid.
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152
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Connection of retina:

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Pars plana- joins the retina- Ora ciliaris retinae.

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153
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What does the ciliary body do?

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Produces aq humour, accomodation, lens zonules.

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154
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Normal p in ant chamber:

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12 - 22 mmHg.

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155
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What n blocks for sub- palpebral drainage?

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Auriculopalpebral n block + Supra- orbital n block.

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156
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Why sub- palpebral drainage?

A

Eq sub- palpebral lavage- continuous eyedrops in Eq.

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157
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How long can drain stay?

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SPL system can remain in place for 2 - 6 wks/ more, if it is ø damaged + kept clean.

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158
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Nasal lacrimal drainage:

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Only when cannot use sub- palpebral?

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159
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Why 3rd eyelid flap?

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  • Protection + healing, only in SA.
  • SA- Indolent supf corneal ulcer, deep corneal ulcer- 3rd eyelid flap as a supportive technique, post- op management.
  • IBo keratoconjunctivitis ‘ pink eye’- Tarsorrhaphy +/ or 3rd eyelid flap in severe cases.
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160
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How long can 3rd eyelid flap stay?

A

2 wks?

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161
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What is tarsorrhaphy?

A

Suturing eyelids together.

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162
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What is lat canthotomy?

A

Multi- purpose general intervention in eye surgery- release increased orbital p.

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163
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Contraindication of lat canthotomy:

A

Globe rupture.

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164
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Stay suture of globe:

A

Into sclera, ø penetrating - support for surgery, 3 + 9 o’clock?

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165
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Neuro- muscular blockers used:

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Atracurium + Pancoronium.

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166
Q

Human opthalmology sutures

A

10/0, 11/0, non- absorbable, atraumatic nylon.

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167
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Vet opthalmology sutures:

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6 -8/0 mono- filamentous/ polyfilamentous, absorbable, atraumatic.

168
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Cannula for inj of air:

169
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Cannula for inj of fluid:

170
Q

Extra- ocular tampon:

171
Q

Intra- ocular tampon:

A

Cellulose?

172
Q

Visco- elastic material:

A

Methyl- cellulose inj into ant chamber to replace aq humour.

173
Q

What is the fundus?

A
  • Every structure which can be seen on the ocular background.
  • Visible background of eye, seen through dilated pupil.
174
Q

How to dilate pupil:

A
  • Mydriasis= Dilation of pupil.

- 1 drp of Tropicamide, wait for 20 mins, last for 4 - 6 hr.

175
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When ø to dilate:

A

Glaucoma/ Lens luxation?

176
Q

Direct ophthalmoscope:

A
  • Mono- ocular- Lens system with changeable diopter- Changeable illumination light- High mag X15, small field of view- Erected picture.
  • Lens + light together.
177
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Diopter for fundus:

178
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Dors 1/2 of fundus:

179
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Role of tapetal fundus:

A

Reflective tissue, amplify light, ø in Sus nor humans.

180
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Who have tapetum fibrosum?

A

Cows, sheep, goats, Eq.

181
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Who have tapetum cellulosum?

A

Car, rodents, cetecea.

182
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Who has stars of Winslow in the fundus?

183
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What is Progressive retinal atrophy syndrome ( PRA)?

A

Pigmented change in tapetal fundus w attenuation of vasculature + atrophy of optic disc, middle aged labrador.

184
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What is seen in PRA?

A

Disorder of fundus, very reflective tapetum, atrophy of v, pale optic n head.

185
Q

What is collie ey anomaly ( CEA)/ retinal dysplasia ( RD)?

A

Scleral actasia= Sclera protrude into eye around optic n head.

186
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How is CEA seen with ophthalmoscope?

A

Folds seen as epsilon- like stripes.

187
Q

Reason for retinal hemorrhages:

A

Tumor, conjunctivitis, traumatic injury, uveitis with infective systemic disease.

188
Q

Retinal detachment:

A
  • Separation of inner layer of retina from choroid- Holes in retina.
  • Due to tumors, uveitis.
189
Q

Solution:

A

pH 3.5 - 10.5, sterile, pH + temp = determine the stability.

190
Q

Suspension:

A

Drug in small particle–> Tears dissolve the particles–> Absorption in the form of solution: Prolonged contact time.

191
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Ointment:

A
  • Oil/ H2O- based, pH + temp are ø so important in the stability.
  • Disadvantage: Inhibits corneal wound heal.
192
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Absorption of topical administration:

A
  • Drops, ointment, sub- palpebral + naso- lacrimal methods.
  • After administration, either washed out by tears/ absorption by the conjunctival capillaries/ penetration into the cornea.
  • Lipid soluble drugs–> Easy, trans- cellular absorption.
  • H2O soluble drugs–> Poor, inter- cellular absorption.
193
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Sub- conjunctival inj:

A
  • Cornea- conjunctiva barrier is bypassed.
  • High drug conc in the ant segment.
  • After topical anesthesia, fine needle used.
  • Mild hemorrhage.
  • Mydriasis, Abs, corticosteroids.
  • Max 1ml in dors palpebral.
194
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Retrobulbar inj:

A
  • High drug conc in the orbit + the post segment.
  • SA –> general anesthetics–> Ab.
  • Cow –> local anesthetics for extirpation.
  • Needle is inserted at the lower- lat quadrant into the retro- bulbar space.
    > IOP may increase afer administration.
195
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Intra- vitreal inj:

A
  • At lat canthus, with 2- 3 mm from limbus the needle is inserted into the vitreous.
  • Ab under general anesthesia.
  • Gentamycin in glaucoma.
196
Q

Systemic inj:

A

Only if inflammation, ab/ hyper- osmotics.

197
Q

Mydriasis- Sympathetic innervation:

A

M. dilator pupillae, glandula lacrimalis.

198
Q

Tropicamide:

A
  • Mydriatic, poor analgesic.
  • Fast acting, effective mydriatic, poor cycloplegic.
  • Ideal for induction of diagnostic mydriasis.
  • ø side effects.
199
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Miosis- Parasympathetic innervation:

A

M. sphincter pupilla, M. ciliaris, glandula lacrimalis.

200
Q

Pilocarpine:

A

Miosis, help decrease IOP.

201
Q

What is the job of uvea?

A

Prevent leakage of protein to the eye, vascular part of bulbus.

202
Q

What is the job of iris?

A
  • Separates the ant + post chambers.

- Regulates

203
Q

What is the job of corpus ciliare?

A

Produce aq humour + accomodation.

204
Q

What is corpora nigra?

A

Aid in control of bright light entering hrough constricted pupil, only herbivores.

205
Q

What part of ciliary body joins retina?

A

Pars plana- joins the retina- Ora ciliaris retiane.

206
Q

How many layers in choroid?

A

Histologically has 4 layers.

207
Q

Which spp does choroid supply entire retina?

208
Q

Where is tapetum lucidum?

A

At the dors fundus btw retina + choroid.

209
Q

Most common tumor in uvea:

A
  • Melanoma esp in grey Eq.
210
Q

What is corectopia?

A

Abnormal location of pupil.

211
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Ant uveitis:

A
  • Changes of aq humor- Hyphemia.
  • Kerati precipitates KPs.
  • Iridocyclitis –> inflammation of iris + ciliary body.
212
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Post uveitis:

A

Choroiditis –> inflammation of chorois, retina often affected as well.

213
Q

Most common reason for uveitis in SA:

A

Idiopathic + autoimmune.

214
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Signs of acute uveitis:

A

Decreased IOP, miosis, aq flare, inflammatory deposits, corneal oedema.

215
Q

Ant synechia:

A

Iris adhere to cornea.

216
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Post synechia:

A

Iris adhere to lens.

217
Q

IOP in chronic uveitis:

A

Up/ down ( eye atrophy)?

218
Q

Eq corneal ulcer pathogens:

A

Strep, Staph, P aerugnosa, fungi, aspergillosis, fusarium?

219
Q

CS of melting ulcer:

A

Severe pain, purulent discharge, diffuse corneal oedema, greyish- white gelatin- like material at the base + edge of ulcer, hypopyon, 2º uveitis.

220
Q

Surgery for Eq corneal ulcer:

A

Pedicle conjunctival graft transposition, direct suturing of the cornea.

221
Q

Corneal stromal abscess with fluorescein:

222
Q

Surgery for stromal abscess:

A

Cornea transplant surgery- Keratoplasty.

223
Q

Long term consequence of Eq uveitis:

A

Cataract, lens luxation, blindness.

224
Q

Cause of Eq uveitis:

A

Idiopathic, auto- immune, with infective systemic disease, with non- infectice systemic disease, trauma, reflex uveitis, toxic, lens induced, uveo- dermatological, ERU.

225
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Conseauence of Eq uveitis:

A

Proteins, fibrocytes in aq humor + vitreous body?

226
Q

CS of acute Eq uveitis:

A

Aq flare, inflammatory deposits, miosis, decreased IOP.

227
Q

CS of chronic Eq uveitis:

A

Corneal endothelial degeneration/ dystrophy, lens luxation/ sub- luxation.

228
Q

Surgery for Eq uveitis:

A

Pars plana vitrectomy in the comfortable period?

229
Q

Treatment for Eq uveitis:

A

Topical anti- inflammatory, mydriatics + cycloplegics, topical anti- inflammatory.

230
Q

Glaucoma:

A

Pathological cond with increased IOP, resulting in destruction of ocular structures function.

231
Q

How does aq drain?

A

Shlemm’s canal in iridocorneal angle + oveoscleral route.

232
Q

Reason for glaucoma:

A

Decreased angle of pectinate lig, / defect in draining - Rare in cat.

233
Q

What is gonioscopy?

A

Special lens _ optical instrument to examine ant chamber _ determine ocular motility + rotation.

234
Q

What does increased IOP do?

A

Destroy all ocular structures.

235
Q

What is goniodysgenesis?

A

Abnormal development of the iridocorneal angle- familial in cocker spaniel + basset hound.

236
Q

Hereditary open angle glaucoma:

A

Beagle + poodle, sec obstructed angle- uveitis?

237
Q

2º closed glaucoma:

A

Pupillary block, w/ pupillary block?

238
Q

CS of acute glaucoma:

A

IOP ? 25 mmHg, ø PLR.

239
Q

CS of chronic glaucoma:

A

IOP increased/ normal, vascularization, pigmentation, Descemet’s streaks, vision disturbance, iris + disc atrophy, bupthalmus.

240
Q

Therapy of glaucoma:

A
  • Medical- Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, ß- blocker, hyper- osmotics, prostaglandins.
  • Surgical- Intra- ocular surgery, cyclo- destructive methods.
241
Q

Intraocular surgery for glaucoma:

A

Cyclodialysis, intra- capsular lens extraction ICE of luxated lens, corneoscleral trepanation, drainage implant.

242
Q

What does cyclo- destructive surgery mean:

A

Decrease aq production.

243
Q

How to do cyclophotocoagulation?

A

Trans- scleral laser cyclophotocoagulation- Iris- oculight diode laser equipment- Decreases aq production.

244
Q

What is TSCP?

A

Trans- Scleral cyclophotocoagulation at 35 sites, 3 mm behind limbus.

245
Q

What is the pt of intra- ocular surgery?

A

Improve drainage of the aq.

246
Q

Regeneration of ant ep of lens?

A

Limited regeneration.

247
Q

Function of ant epi?

A
  • Produces the lens cells.

- Actively transports nutritives from the aq

248
Q

What is hordeolum?

A
  • Externum –> Purulent inflammation of a lash follicle + Associated gl of Zeis.
  • Int –> Purulent inflammation of a tarsal gl.
  • Stap aureus.
249
Q

What is chalazion?

A

Cyst of tarsal gl.

250
Q

What is ectropion?

A

Eversion of eyelid, always loxer lid is affected.

251
Q

What breed is ectropion normal?

A

May have genetic basic, breed related –> St Bernard, Spaniel, Bloodhound, Mastiff.

252
Q

Acquired/ Cicatrical ectropion:

A
  • Trauma to the lids + healing without treatment –> formation of cicatrix –> Fibrosis + contraction of the tissues –> Ectropion.
  • Fibrosis _ contraction may be associated to periocular surgery + chronic inflammatory proc –> Ectropion.
  • Eq.
253
Q

What is intermittent ectropion?

A
  • In larger hunting breeds of dog.

- Lids are normal in the morning, ectopion occurs in the night.

254
Q

Treatment of intermittent ectopion?

A

Nothing, surgery contraindicated.

255
Q

Surgery of ectropion:

A
  • Surgery is indicated –> IF there are 2º signs/ if desired by owner.
  • Remove triangle in lat part of eyelid, modified Kuhnt- Szymanowski method.
256
Q

What to evaluate in traumatic eyelid injury?

A

Cond of globe + lacrimal punctae.

257
Q

What is blepharitis?

A

Inflammatory cond of eyelids.

258
Q

Site of immune- mediated disease- ex pemphigus?

A

Mucocutaneus junction?

259
Q

Layers of conjunctiva?

A
  • 3 layers.

- PTF, ep, substantia propria.

260
Q

Ciliary v when injected?

A

Dark red, brush like, short + straight, v at the limbus affected, topical adrenalin has ø effect.

261
Q

Conjunctival v when injected?

A

Bright red, branch- like + tortuous, v in the fornix affected, v are mobile with the conjunctiva, adrenaline has good effect.

262
Q

What is conjunctival dermoid?

A

Skin tissue in conjunctiva- ectopy.

263
Q

Why conjunctival cyst?

A

Obstruction of duct of the conjunctical gl, ectopic glandularly tissue.

264
Q

What is symblepharon?

A

Adhesions of any portion of the conjunctiva to itself/ to the cornea.

265
Q

Why symblepharon?

A

Young cats with viral conjunctivits- FeHV.

266
Q

Ab for conjunctivitis?

A

Neomycin + gentamycin.

267
Q

Conjunctival tumor in cattle?

A

Squamous cell carcinoma, hemangioma, hemangiosarcoma.

268
Q

Conjunctival tumor in dogs?

A

Papilloma.

269
Q

What is chemosis?

A

Swelling of conjunctiva.

270
Q

What determines position of 3rd eyelid?

A

Partially determined by sympathetics tone.

271
Q

What is the T- shaped cartilage?

A

Cartilaginous skeleton at base of 3rd eyelid gl.

272
Q

What does gl of 3rd eyelid do?

A

Seromucoid; prod of 30 - 50% of PTF + in dog 1/3 of tear prod.

273
Q

What is Harders’ gl + who has it?

A

Deep portion of 3rd eyelid gl in Sus + rodent.

274
Q

Tear prod?

A

Gl of 3rd eyelid, tear gl, accessory tear gl.

275
Q

What is cherry eye syndrome?

A

Protrusion of 3rd eyelid gl, mostly dogs.

276
Q

Treat of cherry eye?

277
Q

Protrusion of T- shaped cartilage?

A

Eq + dog, developmental abnormality, rare in LA, ø 2º inflammation, ø discharge/ hyperemia.

278
Q

What is Horner’s syndrome?

A

Sympathetic denervation causing prolapse of 3rd eyelid, enophtalmus, ptosis, myosis, in dog + cat + Eq/.

279
Q

What is consequence of myositis eosinophilica?

A

3rd eyelid prolapse + eno-/ exophtalmus.

280
Q

What does tetanus cause?

A

Bilat eversion of 3rd eyelid.

281
Q

Layers of cornea?

A
  • PRF.
  • Ep.
  • Stroma.
  • Descement membrane.
  • endothelium.
282
Q

Which part of cornea has elastic collagen fibres?

A

Descement membrane.

283
Q

How are the collagen fibres arranged?

A

Parallel layers.

284
Q

Where do fluid accumulate in case of corneal oedema?

285
Q

Reason for corneal oedema?

A

Glaucoma, inflammation, endothelium dystrophy.

286
Q

Where does vascularization come from?

A

Deep, supf / mixed- conjunctiva.

287
Q

What is ø a topical treatment?

A

Subconjunctival inj/ instillation.

288
Q

When doing bact sampling?

A

Take sample before topical anesthesia/ after anesthesia.

289
Q

What do you do immediately w/ Eq w/ pink eyes?

A

Fluorescens test.

290
Q

For the 3rd eyelid, which is false?

A

Well muscled in large + small animals.

291
Q

Mydriasis?

A

Pupil dialtion.

292
Q

What effect do parasympatheticolytics have on the eye?

A

They block function of M. sphincter pupillae + M. ciliaris –> mydriasis with cyclopegia.

293
Q

What are solution?

A

ø easily inf?

294
Q

Fluorescent stain?

A

Hydrophilic + stains exposed stroma/ hydrophobic + stains stroma.

295
Q

ø use for melting ulcers?

A

Supf keratectomy.

296
Q

What do you do with descemetocele?

A

Require surgical intervention, special staining by fluorescein, medical treat contraindicated.

297
Q

How to treat blepharospasm in Eq?

A

Auriculopalpebral n block.

298
Q

What are indication for vitrectomy in Eq?

A

Recurrent uveitis.

299
Q

Use of atropine?

A

Analgesia in ciliary body, mydriatic/

300
Q

When is glucocorticoids contraindicated?

A

If fluoresceine stains the cornea?

301
Q

What are the gl of the eyelid?

A

Tarsal gl?

302
Q

What is chemosis?

A

Oedematic swelling of conjunctiva.

303
Q

What are the borders of the ant eye- chamber?

A

Iris, pupil + cornea.

304
Q

What is dazzle reflex?

A

Subcortical reflex.

305
Q

Which animal has cilia on lower eyelid?

306
Q

Shape of pupil?

A
  • Herbivore + Sus: horizontal, elliptical.
  • dog: rounded.
  • Cat: perpendicular rhomboid.
307
Q

What is false about ointment?

A

Intraocular use.

308
Q

Most important outflow/ drain of aq in Eq?

A

Uveo- scleral route.

309
Q

What is ectropion?

A

Eversion + outward turning of eyelid w/ imperfect of eyelid.

310
Q

What is ø CS of acute uveitis?

A

Mydriasis.

311
Q

Extirpation/ evisceration?

A
  • Extirpation: removal of globe transconjunctival.
312
Q

Trichiasis?

A

Cilia arise from normal located follicles, pointed in abnormal direction.

313
Q

How to diagnose descemetocele?

A

Bottom of ulcer is formed by protruded Descement membrane, blackish + shining, mucopurulent discharge, pain, special staining by fluorescein + 2º uveitis.

314
Q

Which equipment do you need for microsurgery?

A

Hand- held microsurgery instruments, magnifier, operation microscope.

315
Q

What can ø entropion be?

A

Intermittent.

316
Q

What is ø typical?

A

Subconjunctival inj.

317
Q

What is ø microsurgery?

318
Q

What belongs to microsurgery?

A

Lacrimal punctas, corneal- conjunctiva, intraocular interventions.

319
Q

Preparation + isolation for general eye surgery?

A

Trimming/ shaving with betadine soap, disinfection of fornix + lid marginds with betadine 1: 10, disinfect lids + periocular areas with cc betadine, isolation textiles.

320
Q

Which is ø a general intervention in eye surgery?

A

Tarsorrapy, 3rd eyelid flap, approach 3rd eyelid, med canthotomy, stay sutures in globe.

321
Q

Hypopyon:

A

Pus in ant chamber.

322
Q

Hyphema:

A

Blood in ant chamber.

323
Q

What is mydriasis?

A

Pupil dilation.

324
Q

What are solutions?

A
  • Should be sterile.
  • pH 3.5 - 10.5.
  • pH + temp determine stability.
325
Q

Fluorescein stain.

A

Hydrophilic + stains exposed stroma bright green.

326
Q

What is Ankyloblepharon?

A

Lid margins partially/ totally closed.

327
Q

What’s the job of the uvea?

A
  • Prevent leakage of proteins to the eye.

- Vascular part of the bulbus.

328
Q

What is the job of iris?

A

Regulate amt of light.

329
Q

What is corpora nigra?

A

Aif in control of light entering through constricted pupil - only in herbivores.

330
Q

What part of ciliary body joins the retina?

A

Pars plana.

331
Q

How many layers in choroid?

332
Q

Which sp does choroid supply entire retina?

333
Q

Most common tumour in uvea?

A

Melanoma in the iris.

334
Q

What is corectopia?

A

Abnormal location of pupil.

335
Q

Ant uveitis?

A

Iritis, cyclitis.

336
Q

Post uveitis.

A

Choroiditis.

337
Q

Most common reason for uveitis in SA?

A

Idiopathic + autoimmune.

338
Q

Signs of acute uveitis?

A

Decreased IOP, miosis, cornea oedema.

339
Q

Ant synechia?

A

Iris adhere to lens.

340
Q

Post synechia?

A

Iris adhere to lens.

341
Q

IOP in chronic uveitis.

A

Decerased.

342
Q

Eq corneal ulcer pathogens.

A
  • Strep, Staph, P aeruginosa.

- Fungi: aspergillus, Fusarium.

343
Q

CS of melting ulcer?

A

Pain, Ant uveitis, corneal oedema, Hydropyon.

344
Q

Surgery for Eq corneal ulcer?

A

Grid keratectomy, debridement keratomy, pedicle conj flap.

345
Q

Corneal stromal abscess with fluorescein?

346
Q

Surgery for stromal abscee?

A

Cornea transplant- Keratoplasty.

347
Q

Long term consequence of Eq uveitis?

A

Cataract, lens luxation, blindness.

348
Q

Cause of Eq uveitis?

A

Leptospira, Borrelia, Riboflavin def, hereditary, autoimmune.

349
Q

Consequences of Eq uveitis?

A

Proteins, fibrocytes in aq humor + vitreous body.

350
Q

CS of acute Eq uveitis?

A

Enophtalmus epuphora, ciliary inj in cornea, hypopyon, opacity.

351
Q

CS of chronic EQ uveitis?

A

Permanet corneal opacity, cataract, 2– glaucoma, choroiditis, bulbi atrophy= end stage.

352
Q

Surgery for Eq uveitis?

A

Pars plan vitrectomy in the comfortable period.

353
Q

Treatment for Eq uveitis?

A

Local cortiscosteroids, atropine, cyclosporin, topical + systemic NSAID.

354
Q

Glaucoma ?

A

Pathological cond with increased IOP.

355
Q

How does aq drain?

A

Schlemm’s canal in iridocorneal angle + uveoscleral route.

356
Q

Reason for glaucoma?

A

Decreased angle of pectinate lig/ defect draining.

357
Q

What is goniodysgenesis?

A

Abnormal development of the iridocorneal angle- familial in C. spaniel, Basset hound.

358
Q

Hereditary open angle glaucoma?

A
  • Beagle + poodle.

- 2º- obstruction of angle uveitis.

359
Q

2º closed glaucoma?

A

Can be with/ without pupillary block.

360
Q

CS of acute glaucoma?

A

IOP> 25 mmHg, opacity, mydriasis, ø PLR.

361
Q

CS of chronic glaucoma.

A

May be normal IOP, vascualrzation, pigmentation, descmet’s streaks in cornea, iris + optic disc atrophy, buphtalmos, blindness.

362
Q

Therapy for glaucoma?

A

Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, ß- blocker, myotics, hyperosmotics, PG.

363
Q

Intraocular surgery for glaucoma?

A

Cyclodialysis, intracapsular lens extraction.

364
Q

What does cyclodestructive surgery mean?

A

Decrease aq production.

365
Q

How to do cyclophotocoagulation?

A

Transscleral laser cyclophotocoagulation- destroy ciliary p.

366
Q

What is TSCP?

A

Transcleral laser cyclophotocoagulation at 35 sites, 3 mm behind limbus.

367
Q

What’s the pt of intraocular surgery?

A

Improve drainage.

368
Q

Regeneration of ant ep of lens?

369
Q

Function of ant ep?

A

Transport glucose from aq, produce lens cells.

370
Q

What is hordeolum?

A

Inflammation of sebaceous gl of eyelids, Microabscesses.

371
Q

What is hordeolum externum?

A

Purulent inflammation of lash follicle + zeis gl.

372
Q

What is hordeolum int?

A

Purulent inflammation of lash follicle + meibomian ( tarsal ) gl.

373
Q

Site of immune mediated diseases?

A

Mucocutaneous junction.

374
Q

Lab test for blepharitis?

A

Cotton swab, skin scraping, biopsy.

375
Q

What is important when applying clotrimazole _ amitraz?

A

ø corneal drug contact.

376
Q

Most common eyelid tumours?

A

Adenoma, sarcoma melanoma, papilloma.

377
Q

How much of eyelid can be removed?

A

1/4 of it with V- shaped incision.

378
Q

What is conjunctiva?

A

Well vascularized MM.

379
Q

Which gl produce PTF?

A

Lacrimal gl of 3rd eyelid, tarsal gl, globlet cells in conjunctiva.

380
Q

Ciliary v?

A

Dark red, v at limbus, adrenaline has ø effect.

381
Q

Conjunctival v?

A

Bright red, v in fornix, adrenaline has good effect.

382
Q

What is conjunctival dermoid?

A

Skin tissue in conjunctiva, inherited in Herefords.

383
Q

Why conjunctival cyst?

A

Obstruction of duct of conjunctival gl, ectopic glandular tissue.

384
Q

What is symblepharon?

A

Adhesions of conjunctiva on itself/ on the cornea.

385
Q

Why symblepharon?

A

Young cats with viral conjunctivitis- FEHV.

386
Q

Ab for conjunctivitis?

A

Neomycin + gentamycin.

387
Q

Conjunctival tumours in cattle?

A

SCC, hemangioma/ sarcoma.

388
Q

Conjunctical tumours in dogs?

A

Papilloma virus, SCC.

389
Q

What is chemosis?

A

Swelling of conjunctiva.

390
Q

What determines position of 3rd eyelid?

A

Sympathetic tone.

391
Q

What is the T- shaped cartilage?

A

Cartilaginous skeleton at base of 3rd eyelid gl.

392
Q

Treatment of cherry eye syndrome?

A

Replace gl with Morgan’s technique, don’t cut off —-> KCS.

393
Q

Protrusion of T- shaped cartilage?

A

Eq + dog, developmental problem, rare in LA; ø 2º inflammation, ø discharge/ hyperaemia.

394
Q

What is Horner’s syndrome?

A

Sympathetic denervation causing prolapse of 3rd eyelid, enopthalmus, ptosis, miosis in dog, cat + Eq.

395
Q

What is consequence of myositis eosinophilica?

A

3rd eyelid prolapse + eno/ exophtalmus.

396
Q

What does tetany cause?

A

Bilat eversion of 3rd eyelid.

397
Q

Layers of cornea?

A

PTF, Ep,stroma, descemet’s membrane, endothelium.

398
Q

Which part of cornea has elastic collagen fibres?

A

Descemet’s membrane.

399
Q

How are collagen fibres arranged?

A

Parallel layers.

400
Q

Where do fluid accumulate in case of corneal oedema?

A

In the stroma.

401
Q

Reasons for corneal odema?

A

Glaucoma, inflammation, endothelial dystrophy.

402
Q

Where does vasculatisation come from?

A

Deep- ciliary, supf conjunctiva.

403
Q

What is ø a topical treatment?

A

Subconjunctival/ retrobulbar/ intravitreal inj/ systemic.

404
Q

When to do bacterial sample?

A

Before topical anaesthesia.

405
Q

Parasympatholytic effect on eye:

A

Mydriasis with Cyclopegia.

406
Q

Solutions:

A

pH 3 - 10/ buffer/ pH + temp determines stability/ should be sterile.

407
Q

Fluorescin:

A

Hydrophilic, stains the stroma won’t stain the descements memebrane/ ep cells as they are hydrophopic.

408
Q

Grid keratotomy:

A

Only in non- melting ulcers.

409
Q

What to do with descemetocele:

A

Emergency intervention, eliminate the cause, ø medical therapy- surgery- free island graft in SA, pedicle graft LA + direct suture the cornea.

410
Q

Indication for vitrectomy in Eq

411
Q

Atropin

A

ø a diagnostic mydriatic, but for therapy.

412
Q

When are glucocorticoids/ corticosteroids contraindicated?

A

With corneal ulcer + +ve fluorescein test.

413
Q

Borders of ant chamber:Dazzle reflex:

A

is elicited by sudden stimulation of eye with an extremely bright/ shiny light.

414
Q

Most important drainage if aq in Eq:

A

Uveo- scleral.

415
Q

CS of acute uveitis:

A

miosis: swollen + injected iris, pain, photophobia, cornea oedema, dec IOP.

416
Q

CS of chronic uveitis:

A

Ant synechia- Iris adheres to cornea, Post synechia- iris adheres to the lens, Decrease IOP= eye atrophy, increase IOP= glaucoma.

Ophthalmology FINAL (2 decks)

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