COA flashcards

1
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The ability of human vision to discern shapes by their relative lightness and darkness

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Contrast Sensitivity

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2
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The diffusion of oxygen through a contact lens material

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DK Value

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3
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What are the two measurements required for a contact lens fitting?

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Refraction and K-Reading (Keratometry)

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4
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Insufficient oxygen to the cornea often caused by the over wearing of contact lenses

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Hypoxis Opthalmia

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5
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Find the spherical equivalent of
-1.00-0.50x180

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-1.25 sphere
The spherical equivalent is found by taking the sphere and adding one half of the cylinder.

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6
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What is the adequate way of measuring the limbus-to-limbus value

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A millimeter rule

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7
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Removal of the vitreous and then placing a gas or oil bubble to hold the shape of the eye

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Vitrectomy

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8
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The use of a laser to coagulate blood and stop retinal bleeding

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Photocoagulation

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9
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A laser surgery that makes a hole in the iris to lower IOP

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Iridotomy

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10
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A laser surgery to make a hole in the limbus creating a new pathway for fluid to reduce IOP

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Trabeculectomy

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11
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When a dying part of the cornea is replaced with a donor cornea

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Keratoplasty/ Corneal Graft/ Corneal Transplant

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12
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Removal of tissue that has grown over or within the layers of the cornea

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Pterygium Excision

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13
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The smallest object resolvable by the eye at a given distance

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Visual Acuity

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14
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The angle that an object’s outermost rays subtend on the retina and is measured by degrees or minutes

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Visual angle

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15
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Letters, numbers, pictures, etc. used on standard visual acuity charts

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Optotypes

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16
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Death of the retina

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Diabetic Retinopathy

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17
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The growth of new blood vessels

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This is called proliferation, those with PDR (proliferative diabetic retinopathy) are typically given Anti-VEGF (vascular endothelic growth factor) injection or laser treatments are used to stop the overgrowth of new blood vessels.

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18
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Blood in the Vitreous cavity

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Vitreous Hemorrhage

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19
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The junction of the corneal and conjunctival epithelia where the epithelium gradually becomes thicker towards the sclera

20
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The tissue that forms a fluid reservoir after a trabectome surgery

21
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Death of the optic nerve

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Glaucoma which can be associated w/ high IOP. Glaucoma is most commonly treated w/ pressure lowering gtts.

22
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The three common causes of eye infection

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1.Bacterial
2.Fungal
3.Viral

23
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Diagnostic testing to create 3D digital images of the optic nerve and the retina

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Tomography

24
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An eye care professional who routinely fills eye glass prescriptions is the…

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A specialized member of the eye care team that evaluates double vision
an Orthopist
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The white tissue surrounding the cornea and forming the main structural component of the globe is the...
Sclera
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The tough transparent membrane that provides about two-thirds of the eye's focusing power is the...
Cornea
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The membrane that lines the inner eyelid is the...
Palpebral Conjunctiva
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The medial rectus muscle rotates the eye...
inwards towards the nose
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The diagnostic testing of the pupil to detect a relative afferent pupillary defect is called...
The swinging Flashlight Test
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The main reason for the patients visit is the...
Chief Complaint
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What are the elements of social history taking?
1. Smoking status 2. Alcohol use 3. Drug use
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Prior use of topical ocular pharmaceutical agents is part of a patients...
Past ocular history
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Pertinent family history should include which relatives?
1. Parents 2. Grandparents 3. Biological siblings
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A patient describing an experience of getting hives after taking sulfa drugs is providing information about...
an allergic reaction or drug allergy
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The spasmodic, rhythmic, dilating, and contracting pupillary movements during pupillary function testing is called...
Hippus
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What is the term for a difference in pupil size?
Anisocoria
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The measurement of pupillary diameters is called...
Pupillometry
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Which muscle of the iris constricts in bright light?
Sphincter muscle
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What is the term for the dilation of the pupil?
Mydriasis
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What are the nine components of the ophthalmic history?
1. Chief Complaint 2. Present Illness 3. Past Ocular History 4. Ocular Medications 5. Systemic Medications 6. Allergies 7. Social History 8. Family History 9. General Medical and Surgical History
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What does PERRLA stand for?
Pupils equally round and reactive to light and accommodation.
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The retinal receptors that function best in dim lighting, number about 125 million, and are found in the periphery of the retina are...
Rods
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The term for bulging of the eyes is?
Exophthalmos
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