6.1.11 Treatment Of Ocualr Conditions Flashcards

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Q

Prior to referral, how is glaucoma detected in primary care?

A
  • tonometry
  • VFs
  • VH grading
  • ONH assessment
  • OCT
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2
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Which visual fields are used to detect glaucoma?

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Threshold- Humphrey 24-2

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3
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When assessing the ONH, what should you be carrying out?

A

Dilated BIO

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4
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What are 5 signs you may see which can lead to a referral to the glaucoma refinement scheme

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  • glaucomatous Changes of the ONH
  • VF loss (suggestive of glau)
  • narrow AC
  • > 24mmHg using GAT or NCT
  • significant rise in IOPs
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5
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What are the 4 parts to HES care of glaucoma?

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1) baseline & monitoring before intervening
2) Therapeutic management
3) Surgical management
4) Reviewing GH (BP control)

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6
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What does baseline & monitoring prior to glaucoma intervention include?

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Humphrey 24-2 SITA fast every 4-6 mths

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7
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What does therapeutic management do for glau?

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Topical meds to reduce IOP —> increased blood flow to optic nerve head

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8
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What are three examples of surgical management of glaucoma ?

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  • laser (YAG)
  • trabeculectomy
  • MIGS
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9
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What is MIGS?

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Micro-invasive glaucoma surgery

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