Exam 4 - Eye Lecture Thurman Flashcards
amiodarone can cause
a. yellow vision
b. blue vision
c. corneal deposits
d. eye tics
c. corneal deposits
anticholinergic agents and antidepressants can cause
a. inflammation/redness
b. blurred vision
c. angle closure glaucoma
d. eye tics
b. blurred vision
PDE-5 inhibitors can cause
a. blurred vision
b. color changes (blue tint)
c. eye tics
d. inflammation/redness
b. color changes (blue tint)
bisphosphonates can cause
a. inflammation/redness
b. eye tics
c. corneal deposits
d. angle closure glaucoma
a. inflammation/redness
topiramate can cause
a. corneal deposits
b. blurred vision
c. inflammation/redness
d. angle closure glaucoma
d. angle closure glaucoma
SSRIs can cause
a. yellow tinted vision/halos
b. eye tics
c. angle closure glaucoma
d. inflammation/redness
b. eye tics
difference between AREDS and AREDS2 and why is it important?
AREDS2 has beta carotene in it; this has an inc risk of lung cancer in smokers
macular degeneration rx treatment
VEGF inhibitors
5 VEGF inhibitors/photodynamic therapy
bevacizumab
ranibizumab
aflibercept
pegaptanib
verteporfin
dry eyes causes (2 of them)
-dec tear production (Sjogren’s syndrome vs non Sjogren’s syndrome)
-inc evaporative loss
what is Sjogren’s syndrome?
autoimmune disease characterized by lympocytic infiltration of the exocrine glands resulting in xerostomia and dry eyes
2 secretagogues for dry eyes
-liftegrast (Xiidra)
-cyclosporine (Restasis)
which of these are aqueous-supplementing for dry eyes? (3 of them)
a. mineral oil
b. hydroxypopylcellulose
c. carboxymethylcellulose
d. DMPG, propylene glycol
e. polyethylene glycol, propylene glycol
b, c, e
which of these are lipid-supplementing for dry eyes? (2 of them)
a. mineral oil
b. hydroxypopylcellulose
c. carboxymethylcellulose
d. DMPG, propylene glycol
e. polyethylene glycol, propylene glycol
a, d
meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD) or evaporative should be treated with _____-supplementing artificial tears
a. aqueous
b. lipid
b. lipid
corticosteroids, phenothiazine, alkylating agents, and statins can cause
a. cataracts
b. intraoperative floppy iris syndrome
c. optic neuropathy
d. retinopathy
a. cataracts
alpha-1 antagonists can cause
a. cataracts
b. intraoperative floppy iris syndrome
c. optic neuropathy
d. retinopathy
b. intraoperative floppy iris syndrome
is intraoperative floppy iris syndrome reversible or irreversible?
irreversible
amiodarone, ethambutol, linezolid, and PDE-5 inhibitors can cause
a. cataracts
b. intraoperative floppy iris syndrome
c. optic neuropathy
d. retinopathy
c. optic neuropathy
aminoquinolones, antiestrogen agents, phenothiazines, and retinoids can cause
a. cataracts
b. intraoperative floppy iris syndrome
c. optic neuropathy
d. retinopathy
d. retinopathy
