common conditions of the eye Flashcards

1
Q

conjunctivitis is what kind of infection?

A

bacterial - crusty

viral - watery

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2
Q

treatment for conjunctivitis

A

antibiotic eyedrops

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3
Q

keratoplasty

A

cornea transplant

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4
Q

how do you cure cataracts?

A

take out the pacified lens and put in a plastic one

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5
Q

glaucoma is raised

A

intraocular pressure

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6
Q

what is the TRIAD you look for in glaucoma?

A

raised IOP

visual field defects

optic disc changes (seen in opthalmoscopy)

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7
Q

how do you treat glaucoma

A

eye drops to decrease IOP (beta blockers)

laser trabeculoplasty (allows vitreous to drain)

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8
Q

what is open angle glaucoma?

A

the drainage through the trabecular meshwork is blocked

leads to gradual, painless build up of IOP

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9
Q

what is closed angle glaucoma?

A

iris blocks the angle - so aqueous cant drain

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10
Q

in closed angle glaucoma the increase in IOP is……..

A

sudden

usually an emergency

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11
Q

function of the ciliary body

A

suspends the lens and produced aqueous humor

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12
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function of the iris

A

controls the diameter of the pupil and thereby controls the amount of light rays entering the eyeball

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13
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function of the choroid

A

supplies blood to the outer layer of the retina

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14
Q

what is the uvea?

A

the iris

the choroid

and the ciliary body

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15
Q

uveitis

A

inflammation of the uvea

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16
Q

anterior uveitis

A

iris (and sometimes ciliary body) is inflamed

17
Q

intermediate uveitis

A

ciliary body is inflamed

18
Q

posterior uveitis

A

choroid is inflamed

19
Q

causes of uveitis

A

non-infectious autoimmune causes (like HLA-B27)

TB

associated with systemic diseases

infection