Cyclopegics Flashcards

1
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when would u use a cyclopegic

A

when u feel a px cannot relax their accommodation

or u suspect an oculomotor anomoly- if can’t prove accommodative u need to refer this px

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2
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factors when choosing cyclopegic

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age and skin/hair/iris pigmentation.

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3
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what group of drugs does cyclopegics belong to

A

ANTIMUSCARINIC- cyclopegeic and mydriasis

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4
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what are the sign for a cyclopegic

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high hypermetropia- strabismus?
FH of strabismus
Significant/unstable phoria
malingering
can't fixate
when ret is far more +ve
treu, full rx before surgery 
low amps of accomm
low ac/a ratio
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5
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what sx suggest to use a cylopegic

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sx to suggest rx
sx of transient blurred vision
sx of accommodative asthenia
signs of emotional/phycological changes

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6
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wot are the advantages of clyclopegics

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mydriasis
full true rx
shows any latent errors

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7
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disadvantages of cyclopegics- 5

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toxiticity
take into account ton us
disability glare
not natural state
optical aberrations- care on ret!
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8
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wot alternatives can u do besides using a cylopeigc

A

mohindra techniwuq
fogging
autoefraction

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9
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how would u go about giving a cylopegic:

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Permission
Dosage (proxymetacaine?)
 Progression
 Retinoscopy
Pre- & post-cyclo tests?
 Prescribing
 Heterophorias
Visual acuities
Adverse effects (e.g. allergy) Ophthalmological use
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