Amblyopia Flashcards

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Amblyopia

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Loss of visual acuity in one or both eyes that cannot by improved with corrective lenses

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Causes of Amblyopia

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Vision deprivation/ not enough stimulation

abnormal binocular interaction

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3
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What percentage of Americans reportedly have amblyopia?

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2-4%

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4
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Critical Period

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6-8 years
visual system is still developing
neurological development not impaired

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5
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Cause of Refractive Amblyopia

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Blur

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Cause of Strabismus induced Amblyopia

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Different targets

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Cause of Deprivation induced Amblyopia

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degraded image or occlusion

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8
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Meridional Amblyopia

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due to uncorrected high astigmatism in one or both eyes

Refractive

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Isoametropic Amblyopia

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caused by very high refractive error in both eyes
retinal image cannot be obtained
Refractive

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10
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Refractive error that can possibly cause esotropia

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HIGH hyperopia

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Anisometropic Amblyopia

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One good eye and one with significant refractive error

causes constant blur

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Hyperopic Anisometropia

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minimum of +1.00D can cause
from difference of hyperopia in 2 eyes
can cause esotropia

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13
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Myopic Anisometropia

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2 different myopias in both eyes

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14
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Early Onset Strabismus

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within 6 months of birth

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15
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Accommodative Strabismus

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due to hyperopia

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16
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Acquired Strabismus

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from injury or disease

17
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Types of Sensory Adaptions

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Amblyopia
Scotoma/ Suppression
Anomalous Correspondence

18
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Effects of Strabismic Amblyopia

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Monocular Adaptions, Anomalous Correspondence, Anomalous Oculomotor Behaviors
fixation pattern and eye movement accuracy

19
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Spacial Uncertainty

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causes patients to read out of order or drop letters

can normally read first and last letters

20
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Eccentric Fixation

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not using the fovea