Buzzwords and Key Facts Flashcards
Cherry red spot on the macula
CRAO
Tear drop, or blood level in sinus
Blow out fracture
Pain on eye movement
Optic neuritis (mostly caused by MS)
Painful loss of vision for 1-2 weeks
Optic neuritis
Curtain coming down lasting < 5 mins
Amaurosis fugax
Curtain coming down (partial) > 5 mins
Retinal detachment
Flashers and floaters
Retinal detachment
Photophobia
Anterior uveitis
Gritty eyes (2)
Conjunctivitis or sub-tarsal foreign body
Watery eyes with pain and pre-auricular lymphadenopathy
Viral conjunctivitis
Silver/copper wiring
Hypertensive retinopathy
Loss of red reflex, eye red on ophthalmoscopy
Vitreous haemorrhage
New vessel formation and haemorrhage
Wet ARMD
Follicular conjunctivitis
Chlamydial
Different sized pupils
Damage to CNIII, or Horner’s syndrome
Down and out, dilated
CNIII palsy
Down and out, not dilated
Diabetic retinopathy
Roth spots
Infective endocarditis
Brushfield spots
Down’s syndrome
‘Scrambled egg’ or ‘egg yolk’ appearance of the macula
Best Disease
Eye looking down & out, fixed dilated pupil, proptosis & ptosis
CNIII palsy
Eyes look upwards, vertical diplopia, cannot look down and in. Head held tilted.
CNIV palsy
Horizontal diplopia, eyes medially deviated, & cannot move laterally from midline. Convergent squint (start in)
CNVI palsy
Mid dilated pupil
Acute closed angle glaucoma
Unable to abduct – lateral rectus
CNVI palsy
Vertical diplopia when walking down stairs
CNIV palsy
Flamed shape haemorrhages on fundoscopy
Diabetic retinopathy
Kayser Fleischer rings
Wilson’s disease
Central scotoma – absence of central vision
ARMD
Red, irritable sticky eyes with normal visual acuity
Bacterial conjunctivitis
Red, irritable itchy eyes with normal visual acuity - how is this treated?
Allergic conjunctivitis- anti-histamine drops
Sudden onset unilateral visual loss which may occur in poorly controlled diabetes
Retinal haemorrhage
Damage to the parietal nerve causes what type of visual field defect?
Inferior
Damage to the temporal nerve causes what type of visual field defect?
Superior
Damage to where causes homonymous defects?
Optic tracts/radiations
Damage to where causes homonymous defects which are macula sparing?
Occipital cortex
Treatment for subconjunctival haemorrhage in pregnancy?
None needed