Biomicroscopy Flashcards
What are four clinical uses (tests) that can be done using biomicroscopy?
- SLE, Tonometry, Gonio, 78/90D
For Adnexa, what is the proper technique for gross abnormalities?
- What magnification is used for lid lesions?
- Look outside SLE for gross abnormalities
- Low Mag for lid lesions
What is the SLE settings for Lids/Lashes (External Lids, Lid Margins)
(Light Setting, Mag, Angle, Filter)
- Diffuse, 6.3-10x, 30-45 degrees, 10% Grey Filter
What is the SLE settings for Inferior Palpebral Conjunctiva, Bulbar Conj and Sclera
(Light Setting, Mag, Angle, Filter)
- Wide Paraellelpipe, 6.3-10x, 30-45 degrees, 10% Grey Filter
What is the SLE settings for Cornea
Light Setting, Mag, Angle, Filter
- Narrow Paraellelpipe, 10-16x, 45-60 degrees, No Grey Filter
What is the SLE settings for Van Herick Angles
Light Setting, Mag, Angle, Filter
- Optic Section, 10-16x, 60 degrees, No Grey Filter
What is the Anterior Chamber to Angle ratio for 0-4+?
0 - No Shadow 1 - <1/4 2 - 1/4-1/2 3 - 1/2 4 - 1:1 ratio
When nose gets in the way, what do you tell the patient to do?
- Move nose towards illumination arm
What is the SLE settings for Iris
Light Setting, Mag, Angle
- Medium parallelpipe, 10-16x, 30-45 degrees
What is the SLE settings for Lens
Light Setting, Mag, Angle, Filter
- Narrow parallelpipe, 10-16x, 20-30 degrees, No Grey Filter
What is the SLE settings for Anterior Chamber (undilated and dilated)
(Light Setting, Mag, Angle, Filter)
Undilated: Moderate parallelpipe, 10-16x, 20-30 degrees
What are cells and flares?
Cells: White blood cells
Flares: proteins, makes Anterior chamber look hazy
If you have a blurry image, what are two things you can do to adjust the image
1) - focus oculars monocularly
2) - check if lens inside microscope is fogged up
What are four things that can be done if you see dipolopia with the SLE?
- Readjust PD
- Refocus oculars
- Check illumination arm
- Check to see if you have a binocular vision disorder