Advanced Peripheral Retina (M2) Flashcards

1
Q

What is the junction between the ciliary body and the retina?

A

ora serrata

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2
Q

What are the rounded extensions of the pars plana at the ora? 1. Where are these located (superior, inferior, nasal, temporal)? 2

A
  1. oral bays

2. nasal

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3
Q

What are the degenerative extensions between the oral bays? 1. Where are these located (superior, inferior, nasal, temporal)? 2

A
  1. dentate processes

2. nasal

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4
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What is the broad, pigmented band stretching from pars plicata to ora?

A

pars plana

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5
Q

What are the indications for performing scleral depression?

A
  1. symptoms of flashes, floaters, dec VA, spots
  2. suspicious retinal lesions
  3. Hx of blunt trauma, high myopia, aphakia, peripheral retinal anomalies
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6
Q

What are the things that should all be in line while performing scleral depression?

A
  1. pt visual axis
  2. depressor axis
  3. lens axis/examiners line of sight
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7
Q

What does scleral depression do to retinal breaks or detachments?

A

does nothing to initiate or exacerbate

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8
Q

What are the contraindications of scleral depression?

A
  1. Recent ocular trauma (penetrating injury or hyphema)

2. advanced glaucoma (momentary inc in IOP)

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9
Q

If the depressor is moved to the right, which way will the depression appear to the examiner?

A

to the left

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