CASE 15: OPHTHALMOLOGY Flashcards

1
Q

What causes a generalised reduction is visual acuity with starbursts around light?

A

Cataracts

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2
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What causes a peripheral loss of vision with halos around lights?

A

Galucoma

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3
Q

What central loss of vision with a crooked or wavy appearance to straight lines?

A

Macular Degeneration

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4
Q

what is conjunctivitis? presentation? causes?

A

inflammation of the conjunctiva, causing red eyes, itchy, gritty sensation, discharge, tearing, can be unilateral or bilateral. Can be viral, bacterial, allergic

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5
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what is anterior uvetitis? presentation? investigation? management?

A

inflammation of the middle layer of eye, burning sensation, pain, blurred vision, photophobia, reduced acuity, red margin on eyelids with scales

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6
Q

what infection causes hyperacute conjunctivitis?

A

Neisseria gonorrhoea

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7
Q
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painless, sudden onset peripheral vision
new floaters in eye
new onset of flashes
reduction is visual acuity, blurred, distorted vision
A

retinal detachment

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8
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what pathogen causes anterior blepharitis

A

staphlococcus infections

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9
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what is hyphema

A

pooling or collection of blood in anterior chamber of the eye

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10
Q

management for squint/stabismus in children

A

refer routinely to local paediatric eye service

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