Eyelid, lacrimal + orbital diseases Flashcards

1
Q

What does blinking do?

A

spreads a film of tears across the eyes
replenishes moisture

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2
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Drying of ocular surface symptoms

A

irritation
stinging
burning
red sticky eye in morning

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3
Q

What is lagophthalmos?

A

incomplete eye lid closure

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4
Q

Entropion causes

A

lid laxity/aging
congenital
spastic
cicatricial

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5
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Entropion symptoms

A

irritation
watering
grittiness
stickiness
recurrent infections

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6
Q

Entropion treatment

A

lubricants
taping
botox
surgery - everting sutures, lid tightening

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Ectropion causes

A

laxity/aging
paralytic - CNVII palsy
cicatricial

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Ectropion symptoms

A

often asymptomatic
watering
red appearance to the eyes
discharge
blurred vision
if exposure - stinging + pain

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9
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Ectropion treatment

A

lubrication
surgery

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10
Q

What can cause sudden onset ptosis?

A

Horner’s syndrome
Third nerve palsy (eyes down and out)

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11
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Ptosis causes

A

congenital:
- dystrophic muscle

acquired:
- aponeurotic/senile
- traumatic
- neurogenic
- myogenic
- mechanical

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12
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What would suggest an eyelid lesion is benign?

A

long history
gradual change
often asymptomatic
may be tender (acute syte)

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13
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What would suggest an eyelid lesion is malignant?

A

recent onset
rapid growth
bleeding
pigmented

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14
Q

Examination features of a benign eyelid lesion

A

distinct edges
cystic
no lash loss
no destruction of lid architecture

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15
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Examination features of a malignant eyelid lesion

A

ill-defined borders
loss of lashes
destruction of lid architecture
bleeding
ulceration
diplopia
extension into orbit

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16
Q

What is dacryocystitis?

A

inflammation of the lacrimal sac

17
Q

What is dacryoadenitis?

A

inflammation of the lacrimal gland

18
Q

Symptoms of orbital disease

A

diplopia
swelling around eye
bulging prominent eye
awareness of a lump
ache behind eye
pain on eye movements

19
Q

Signs of orbital disease

A

restricted eye movements
swelling around eye
proptosis
lid retraction
reduced vision
reduced colour vision
pupil abnormalities

20
Q

How is proptosis measured?

A

using an exophthalmometer

21
Q

What is the most common cause of proptosis?

A

thyroid eye disease

22
Q

Red flags for urgent referral to ophthalmology

A

exposure of the eye
double vision + ptosis
reduced vision
rapidly growing suspicious eye lid lesion
proptosis
swelling in lacrimal gland or sac area
entropion

23
Q

Reasons for a routine ophthalmology referral

A

long-standing lid lesion with no suspicious features
gradual onset adult ptosis
non-painful ectropion
watery eye alone