Confrontation Visual Fields Flashcards

1
Q

Check patient’s peripheral vision

A

What is the purpose of confrontation visual fields?

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2
Q

Glaucoma, brain tumors, neurological disorders, and age related changes

A

Peripheral field loss can come from

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3
Q

Optic nerve

A

Confrontation visual fields evaluates the ____ nerve

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4
Q

Quadrantanopsia

A

One fourth of the visual field is gone

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5
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Hemianopsia

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One half of the visual field is gone

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6
Q

Homonymous

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Both eyes involved, same side of visual FIELD affected

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7
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Scotoma

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Isolated area of visual field loss

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8
Q

Glaucoma

A

Intraocular pressure causing a degeneration of the optic nerve

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9
Q

Lesion

A

A break in the conduction of the nerve impulse

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10
Q

Parietal lobe extinction phenomenon

A

When a stimulus is presented only in the defective field, the stimulus is seen but when there is simultaneous stimulus in the opposite hemifield, the stimulus in the contralesional field is not perceived

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11
Q

Macular

A

Facial amsler tests for ___ defects

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12
Q

FTFC

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What is the notation for a normal confrontation field?

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