Clinical Flashcards
inflammation of the nasolacrimal duct
dacrocystitis
oedema of the conjunctiva
chemosis
bulging of eyes
proptosis
drooping of eyelids
ptosis
layer between sclera and conjunctiva
episclera
inflammation of the episclera
episcleritis
what is one traumatic condition that, if suspected, should be handled with extreme care?
globe rupture
blood in anterior chamber
hyphaema
stellar posterior cortical cataract
myotonic dystophy
christmas tree (polychromatic)
age-related or myotonic dystrophy
flower-shaped cataract
blunt trauma
Lisch nodules
neurofibromatosis
which meridian does the lens classically dislocate in?
superotemporal
scleromalacia perforans
rheumatoid arthritis
peripheral ulcerative keratitis
rheumatoid arthritis
fissured tongue
sjogren’s syndrome
punctate epithelial erosions
sjogren’s syndrome
‘mutton fat’ keratic precipitates
granulomatous anterior uveitis
posterior synechiae
idiopathic anterior uveitis
retinitis, vasculitis, optic neuritis
posterior uveitis
anterior, intermediate and posterior uveitis
panuveitis
vortex keratopathy
amiodarone, hydroxychloroquine, chlorpromazine, Fabry disease
bulls eye maculopathy
hydroxychloroquine, chloroquine
symblepharon
SJS, penicillins, chemical injury, ocular pemphigoid
RPE
retinal pigmented epithelium
cotton wool spots
non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy
build-up of waste products in dry AMD
drusen
three components of intracranial pressure
brain (80%), blood (10%), CSF (10%)