14 - Eyes Flashcards

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diameter of the eyeball

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2.5cm or 1 in

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2
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sclera

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outermost layer

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3
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cornea

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clear transparent part of the sclera

-window to the eye allowing light in

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4
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mydriasis

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enlargement of the pupil

  • incr amt of light coming in
  • to enhance distance
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5
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miosis

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  • decr pupil size

- accomodates for near vision

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6
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CN 3 controls..

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  • pupillary constriction/dilation
  • eye movement
  • eyelid mvmt
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7
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macula is responsible for

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central vision

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8
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the cornea ____ the light rats, directing them to pass through the pupil into the eye

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refracts (bends)

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9
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emmetropia

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normal refractive condition

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10
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myopia

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nearsightedness

-light rays focus IN FRONT of the retina

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11
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hyperopia

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farsightedness

-light rays focus BEHIND the retina

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12
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vitreous humor

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  • another refractory medium

- helps maintain intraocular pressure

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13
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palpebrae

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eyelid

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14
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palpebral fissure

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opening between upper + lower palpebrae (eyelid)

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15
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meibomian gland

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  • embedded in palpebrae (eyelid)
  • modified type of sebaceous glands
  • produce oily substance that keeps eyes lubricated
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16
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lacrimal apparatus consists of…

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  • gland
  • punctum
  • canal
  • sac
  • ducts
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17
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lacrimal glands

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-secretes tears

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18
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visual impairment incr the likelihood of…

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  • depression

- stress for indivdls + families

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19
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age-related macular degeneration occurs more frequently among ____

A

caucasians

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20
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among african americans,

____ is the leading cause of blindness. ____ is the second leading cause.

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1 cataract

2 glaucoma

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21
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excessive sun exposure/UV rays w/o protection may promote…

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  • cataract formation

- burn the cornea> temp blindness

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22
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deficiency in vit A can cause…

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night blindness

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23
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eye makeup + applications should be discarded after…

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3 months

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24
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6 categories in focused reviews

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1 general
2 illness/infectn
3 r/t symptms, pain, behavior
4 r/t habits + practices
5 specific to pt according to age or pregnancy
6 environmental
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hypertension can cause...
arteriosclerosis of retina
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diabetes can cause...
bleeding in the capillaries of the retina
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types of general questions
- hows ur vision today - date of last eye exam - results of that exam - problems/changes in vision in the last few months - glasses/contacts - hx of HTN, DM, glaucoma
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list of possible eye disease
- glaucoma - cataracts - corneal injury - Horner syndrome - exopthalmos
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list of possible eye infections
- conjunctivitis - iritis - uveitis - blepharitis - dacryocystitis - stye/hordeolum - episcleritis
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blurred vision can be an indication of...
- neurologic - cardiovascular - endocrine - need for corrective lenses - cataracts
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double vision can be caused by
- muscle or nerve complications | - medications
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burning + itching of the eyes are often assoc w...
- altered tear production | - allergies
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floaters
black dots/spots that seem to move when you look at something
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are floaters normal?
it is normal UNLESS they obstruct vision
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halos around lights are assoc w...
- cataracts - glaucoma - digoxin toxicity
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UV radiation can cause...
- temp loss of vision (snow blindness) - pterygium - browning of lens - loss of elasticity
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presbyopia
inability to accommodate for near vision | -common in pt over 45
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normal findings: sclerae are ____, cornea is ____, pupils are _______
s: white c: clear p: round, symmtrc, responsive to light
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types of visual acuity charts
- Snellen or E chart (distance vision) | - Rosenbaum (near vision)
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tools/equipment for eyes
- opaque card or eye cover - penlight - cotton-tipped applicator - ophthalmoscope
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normal findings: eyebrows are ___, eyelashes are ___, eyes are _____
b: equally above eyes l: full +everted e: moist (indicating tear production)
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normal eye mvmt findings
smooth + symmetric
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normal findings w ophthalmoscopic exam
- red reflex is visible - retina is uniform yellowish + pink w sharply defined disc - visible vessels
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order of eye assessment
``` 1 assessment of visual acuity 2 assessment of visual fields 3 muscle function 4 external eye structures 5 ophthalmoscopic exam ```
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T/F if pt uses glasses, test distance vision w/o glasses first
FALSE | -test w glasses/contacts first
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if pt is unable to read ____ letters on a line, record the number of the line above
more than one half of the letters
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20/___ is considered legal blindness
20/200
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the jaeger or rosenbaum chart test for ___ vision and should be held ____ from the eyes
- near vision | - 12-14 inches
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how to do a rosenbaum exam
- pt will read fr top of card down to smallest line pt can see - hold the cart at the same distance throughout - cover one eye
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rosenbaum normal finding
14/14 in each eye
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to test peripheral vision, pt should be sitting ______ fr you at eye level
2-3 ft
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pt's peripheral vision is compared to...
the examiners - pt should mirror examiner - if pt is unable to see the object at the same time as the examiner, the pt may have some periph vision loss
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when performing the extraocular mvmt exam, the pt should stand ____ fr u, penlight should be ___ fr patient's face
- 2 ft | - 18 in
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when assessing the extraocular mvmt, the move the penlight SLOWLY + briefly stop at each location to assess _____
for NYSTAGMUS
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nystagmus
rapid, fluttering of the eyeball | -occurs at completion of rapid lateral eye mvmt
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nystagmus during testing may indicate...
weakness in extraocular muscles or CN 3
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during corneal light reflex, instruct the pt to stare ahead while you hold the penlight ___ fr both eyes
12 inches
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normal finding of corneal light reflex
reflection/twinkle of light should appear in the same spot on both pupils
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a positive Hirschberg or if the reflection is not symmetric there could be weakness in...
extra ocular muscles | -abnormal finding
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corneal light reflect is also called...
Hirschberg test
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the cover/uncover tests for...
strabismus
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strabismus
aka lazy eye/cross eye
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absence of the lateral third of the eyebrow is assoc w...
hypothyroidism
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absent eyelashes may indicate...
OCD | -pulling + plucking
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testing for accomodation
pt will shift gaze fr far wall to an object held 4-5 inches away from pt's nose
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normal finding of accomodation
- eyes should converge (turn inwards) | - eyes should accommodate (pupils should constrict)
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erythema may be a symptm of...
-injury -infection cardiovasc problems -renal problems