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Eye Exam - Steve DONE - Feel free to modify if needed. Flashcards

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What is this condition called?

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Esophoria

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2
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What is this condition called?

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Exophoria

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3
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How do you evaluate exophoria and esophoria?

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The cover test.

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4
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Identify these structures

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Identify these structures.

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Identify these structures

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Identify these structures

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8
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What are the element of the examination of the eye

(8)

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1•Visual Acuity
2•Color blindness
3•Visual field testing
4•External examination
5•Conjunctiva and sclera
6•Cornea, lens and pupil
7•Extra-ocular movement
8•The ophthalmoscopic examination

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9
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20/100

What do these two numbers mean?

What are the acronyms for the eyes?

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20: distance of patient from chart
100: The distance a normal eye could read the section of the chart visible to the patient.

O.S.: Left

O.D.: Right

O.U.: Both

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10
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What is this condition called?

What test is used to identify this condition?

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Homonymous Hemianopsia

Visual Field test by confrontation

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11
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What is this condition called?

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Bitemporal Hemianopsia

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12
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What is this condition referred to as?

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Quadrantic defects

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13
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If a patient can read a newspaper or magazine at 14 inches, what is their vision?

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20/40

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14
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What is this condition called? What causes it?

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Exopthalmos

Hyperthyroidism - Grave’s Disease

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15
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What is this condition?

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Entropion - inwardly turned eyelids

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16
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What is this condition?

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Ectropion - Outwardly turned eyelid

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17
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What are the following/where are they located?

Conjunctiva –

Bulbar conjunctiva –

Palpebral conjunctiva –

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Conjunctiva – clear mucus membrane which covers the eye

   Bulbar conjunctiva – covers the anterior eye

   Palpebral conjunctiva – lines the eyelids
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18
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What does this person have?

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Osteogenesis Imperfecta

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19
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What is anisocoria?

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unequal pupils greater than 0.5 mm

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20
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Define the following:

Direct Reaction –

Consensual Reaction –

Accommodation –

Convergence –

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Direct Reaction – Constriction of the

                            same pupil

Consensual Reaction – Constriction of the

        opposite pupil

Accommodation – Change in pupil and lens

                for near and far objects

Convergence – Eyes look inward to focus on

          a near object
21
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What is the mnemonic for normal pupillary reaction to light? What does it stand for?

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PERRLA

Pupils equal, round, react to light and accomodation

22
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What is nystagmus?

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fine rhythmic oscillations of the eyes at the extreme lateral gaze

23
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What does EOMI stand for?

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Extra ocular movement intact

24
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How does one assess extra ocular movement?

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The H test.

25
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During opthalmoscopic examination what are the three aspects of the optic disc we are looking for?

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a. Clarity of the disc margin
b. Color of the disc
c. Central physiologic cup

     (A small whitish depression

     within the optic disc)
26
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Which line depicts the blind spot?

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27
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How would a lesion at position three present in a patients field of view?

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28
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How would a lesion at position 1 present.

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29
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What would a lesion at position 2 look like in a patients field of view?

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30
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How would a lesion at position 4 present in a patients field of view?

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31
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How would a lesion at position 5 present?

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32
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How would a lesion at position 6 present in a patients field of view?

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33
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What is this condition called? Describe it.

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Pinguecula – small nodule on the

bulbar conjunctiva, does not cross

over to the cornea.

34
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What is this condition called? Describe it.

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Pterygium – thickening of the bulbar conjunctiva which grows across the cornea.

35
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What is this condition?

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Sty – infection at the margin

of the eyelid

36
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Name and describe this condition

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Chalazion – painless nodule involving

the Meibomian gland

37
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What is this condition called? What is it associated with? What is the treatment?

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Xanthelasma – flat yellow plaques

Found under the eye.

Associated with hyperlipidemias.

No treatment, investigate lipids and

Cholesterol.

38
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What is this condition called? What can cause it?

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Ptosis – drooping of the upper eyelid.

Horner’s Syndrome – ptosis, miosis and

anhydrosis – sympathetic innervation

Bell’s Palsy – CN VII

39
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Name this condition. What causes it? What are the symptoms and how do you treat?

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Conjunctivitis – infection or

inflammation of the conjunctiva.

Discomfort, discharge.

Topical antibiotics.

40
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What is this condition? What causes it?

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Subconjunctival hemorrhage – leakage of

Blood under the conjunctiva.

Painless, sharply demarcated, resolves on

its own.

41
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From left to right, name the conditions.

What is the overall type of condition? Describe it.

A

corneal injury or infection, Acute Iritis, Glaucoma

Ciliary injection – inflammation of the radiating vessels around the limbus.

Very painful, vision affected.

Ocular emergency.

42
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What is this condition called? What causes it?

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Hyphema – Blood in the anterior chamber.

Due to trauma.

43
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This is an example of papilledema, describe this condition.

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Papilledema – disc is swollen with blurred

margins. Physiologic cup is not visible.

Increased intracranial pressure.

44
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This is an example of glaucomatous cupping, describe the condition.

A

Increased intraocular pressure

Causes increased disc cupping.

The physiologic cup is enlarged

occupying more than half of the

Disc’s diameter.

45
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What are the Hypertensive changes of the artery to the light reflex?

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Focal or generalized narrowing – the arterial

walls thicken and light reflex is narrowed.

46
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Describe AV Nicking. What is this related to?

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Related to hypertension,

Arterial walls become thickened

and lose transparency. Atherosclerotic

changes.

The veins appear to taper as the

artery crosses.

47
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What condition is this related to? Identify the indicated phenomenon from top to bottom.

A

Once again, hypertensive retinopathy. (Three slides on this one… for what thats worth)

Top: Cotton wool patches - infarcted nerve fibers

Middle: Copper or silver wiring

Bottom: AV Nicking

48
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What does condition does this horror show depict?

A

Ocular Melanoma

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