Dvt Flashcards

1
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More the cornea power

A

More myopic axis more the steeper axis more cornea curvature

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2
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Spherical equilant

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Take spherical power as its
1/2 the cylinder
Then add numerically

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3
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Phacoemulsification

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Incision 2.75-3.2 mm,clear cornea>limbus

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4
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Hydrodessection(water under capsule)contra indicated in

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Posterior polar catract

Njcleus drop into vitreous

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5
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Teating vision of children

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Teller chart prferential acquitybtest

Visual evoked reaponsw

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6
Q

Glare at night

Eching pearl

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Post subcapsularcataract
Posterior capsular opacification after cataract sx
Rx laser capsulotomy

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7
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High chance for Esophoria

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Hypermetrops

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8
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Panda sign seen in

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B/l periorbital edema with anterior cranial fossa fracture

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9
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First visula fiedlf defect in glaucomay

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Paracentarak scotoma

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10
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ETDRs/Log MAR chart(early treatment of diabetic retinopathy study)

A

Done frome 4 m
Each line has 5 letters
Better for research /amblyopia

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11
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Pelli robson chart

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Contrst chart

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12
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Farnsworth munsell 100 hue test

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Test for colour visoon

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13
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Gold standard to see optic disc and macula(central retina)

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Slit lamp biomicroscopu

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14
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Direct opthalmoscope

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Diatnce need 25 cm
Normal —red reflex
Virtual erect image
Magnification+power of eye /4

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15
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Oil droplet reflex

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Keratoconus

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16
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Oil globular refelx

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Anterior lenticonus

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17
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Indirect opthalmoscopy/fundoscopy

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Entire retina
Real inverted image
Magnification=power of eye/power of lens

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18
Q

Emmetropia

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All rays fall on a songle point on retina

Far point -infinity

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19
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All rays fall behind the retina

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Hypermetropia

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20
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Far point of myopia

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Infront of eye

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21
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Diopter into meter

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Far point =1/2 m
Eg-2D
1/2 m
100\2 =50 cm

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22
Q

Near vision/accomodation

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Ciliary body contarcts
Zonules relaxanterior lens curvature increases
Converging

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23
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Who has more accomodation

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Hypermeyrope accomodate more—esophoria

Myopes less accomodates—exophoria

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24
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Age and accomodation

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With increase in age accomodation decreses and near point increases
Known as prebyopia

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25
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Hydrodelination

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Water inside lens fibres

26
Q

IOL implantation best position

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Posterior chamber

27
Q

What happens to accomodation after cataract sx

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Accomodation is lost

28
Q

Management of congenital cataract

A

Lens aspiration+posterior capaulorhexia+anterior vitrectomy+IOL

29
Q

Leucocoria

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Most vommon cause of congenital catract
After sx accomodation is lost
Near glasses are neded

30
Q

Post cataract ax complication

A

Shallow ac with high IOp
Pupil block:glaucoma
Iris bomBe

31
Q

Shallow ac eg

A

Glaucoma
Aquous misdirection syndrome/maligannat glaucoma
Aupra choroidal hemorrhage

32
Q

Post catract ax low iop

A

Wound leak

Aiedek tust positive

33
Q

Retina fibres

A

Pappili macular bundle fibres—involved in optic neuropathies

2) radiating fibres—most resistant to glaucoma changes
3) arcuate fibres—bherrum area—most suceptible to glaucoma

34
Q

Central scotomas

A

In optic neuropathies

35
Q

Centro caecal scotoma

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In optic neuropathy(tobacco,alcohol)

36
Q

B/l enlargement of blind spot seen in

A

Papilledema

37
Q

Altitudinal defects-one half of viaual field lost

A

Non arteritic optic neuropathy
Glaucoma
Inferior retinal vein ocllusion

38
Q

Ring acotoma/tunnel vision

A
Retinitis pigmentisa
Gyrate dystrophy
Pan retinal photocoagulation
Vigabatrin
Quinine
39
Q

Non specefic bu first change in glaucoma

A

Isoptre contarction /baring of blind spot

40
Q

First defect in glaucoma

A
Paracentral scotoma—in bjerrum area
Siedel scotoma-in bjerrum area
Arcuate scotoma—bjerrum scotoma
Double arcuate scotoma
Roenne nasak step
Advanced field defects
41
Q

Right anopia

A

Rightvoptic nerve lesion

42
Q

Bitemporal hemianopia

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Optic chiasma lesion

43
Q

Pityitary tumour frst defect

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B/l superior temporal defect

44
Q

Craniopharyngioma 1 st defect

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Inferior twmporal defect

45
Q

Left Homonymous hemianopia

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Right optic tract lesion

46
Q

Wernicke hemianopic pulpil

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In optic tract lesions

47
Q

Chiasmal defects and retrichiasmal

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Chiasmal—heteronymous

Retrochiasmal—homonymous

48
Q

Rightvhomonenmous auperior quadrant hemoanopiaq

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Left temporal lobe lesion

49
Q

Right occipital lobe lesion

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Left hononykous hwmianopia with macular sparing(macula additional supply from kiddel cerebral artery)

50
Q

Rapd(relative afferent puppillary defect)

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Marcus gunn pupil
Swinging flash light examination
Left second nwrve compression or neuritis

51
Q

Light near disaociation

A

Light refkex absentmaccomodation reflex present
Argyll robertson pupil-pretectak nucleus
Eg neurosyphilis

52
Q

Holmes adie pupil

A

Lesion in ciliary ganglion
Accomodation fibres are spared
Dx and rx—diluted pilocarpine (0.125%)

53
Q

Anisocoria

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Different pupil size

54
Q

Aniaocoria increases in bright ligh

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Adie pupil
3 rd nerve palsy
Damage to iris sphincter
Pharmacological mydriaaua

55
Q

Retinal detachment

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Sepparation of inner 9 layers from

The 10 th layer

56
Q

Rhegmatogeous

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Retinal tear + liquified vitrous

57
Q

Vitreo retinal sx

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Comolete vitrectomy

Replace vitrous with air/SF6/C3F6 or silicone oil

58
Q

Complication of silicon oil

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Hyper oleon/inverted hypopyon

59
Q

Ink blot/smoke stack in angiography

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Central serous retinopathy

60
Q

Flwer petal pattern

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Cystoid macular edema

61
Q

Microaneurysm

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Mild NPDR

62
Q

Cheery red spot

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Ganglion layer edema
CRAO
Blunt trauma
Neiman pick ds
Faucher
Gm1/gm2 ganglioside
Tay sachs ds