Blue 3 Flashcards

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What is writ fly test and what range of stereoacuity does it test

A

PErformed at 40cm
Tests 3000 to 40 seconds of arc

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2
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What stereoacuity may indicate amblyopia

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Worse than 250 seconds of arc

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3
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What do you need to determine prism power

A

Refractive indiex
Refracting angle

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4
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Where does the fascial sheath attach to the sclera

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1.5mm from the corneascleral junction

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5
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How wide is sphincter pupillae

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1mm wide ring of smoothe muscle

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6
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What is the diameter of the eye at the end of the embryonic period

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1.5-2mm

Week 8

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7
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What cells produce the glycocalyx

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Stratified squamous cells of the corneal and conjunctival epithelium

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8
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How many photoreceptors interact with one RPE cell

A

23

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9
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How long does regenration of rhodopsin occur after dark adaptation

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30 minutex

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10
Q

What happens in Sickle cell

A

Abdnomral haemoglobin S contains faulty beta chains in haemoglobin molecules

Low oxygen tension promotes sickling
Cell membrane becomes rigid and fragile

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11
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How long is PR interval? QR interval

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PR 0.12-0.2s
QT 0.35s

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12
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What is inspiratory reserve volume

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Amount of ait forcible inhaled after normal tidal volume 3000ml

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13
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What is tidal volume

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Amount of air inhaled during one respiratory cycle

300-500ml

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14
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What is residual volume

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1200ml

Amount of air left in lungs following full force expiration

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15
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What is expiratory reserve volume

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1100ml

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16
Q

What substances can directly excite pain receptors? Which cannot?

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Bradykinin, serotonin, histamine, acetylcholine, acids, potassium ions, proteolytic enzymes directly excite pain receptors

Prostaglandins and substance P cannot, they enhance sensitivity

17
Q

Which nephrons have shorter looks of Henle

A

Corical nephrons have shorter loops of Henle than juxtamedullary

18
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What proportion of nephrons are juxtamedullary

19
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What % of tear film is aqueous layer

20
Q

What arteries does GCA involve?

A

Cerebral arteries
Ophthalmic arteries
Posterior ciliary branches
Central retinal arteries

21
Q

Which is worse prognosis epithelioid or spindle cell melanoma

A

Epithelioid

22
Q

What are favourable prognostic factors for uveal melanoma

A

younger patients
Smaller tumours
Chroid location
Spindle cell
Gain in 6p

23
Q

Worse prognosis for uveal melanoma

A

Epithelioid
Older patients
Ciliary body
Monosmoy 3
8q additional copies

24
Q

What causes phayrgoconjunctival fever adenovirus

A

1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 14

25
What causes epidemic keratoconjunctivitis
3, 7 ,8 .19
26
What is lysozyme effective againse
Gram negative organisms and fungi Ineffective against gram positive
27
What are SE of beta blockers
Bradycardia Bronchospasm Syncope CNS depression
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What do a1 receptors do? a2 receptors? b1 receptors b2 receptors b3 receptors
a1 - excitatory - SMC contraction a2 - inhibtiors - b1 - heart - excitatory b2 - lungs and vessels - inhibtiory SMC relaxation
29
What visual field defect can be seen in tilted disc syndrome
Superior bitemporal field defects Can cross vertical meridian
30
Filling defect in ICG angiography caused by? Window defect? Leakage of dye? Abnormal vessels?
Filing defect - Atrophic ARMD Window defect - RPE defect, macular hole Leakage - choroidal neovascularisation Abnormal blood vessels - choroidal haemangioma
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Ultrasound biomicroscopy frequency compared to normal US
Higher frequency transducer Higher resolution imagin Less depth penetration
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What does patient do in EOG
Intermittently follows targets moving left to right over 30 degree horizontal plane
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What is detection bias?
Systematic differences between groups on how outcomes are determined