Eyes Flashcards

1
Q

ptosis

A

eyelid drooping- CN7

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2
Q

accommodation

A

lens thickens to look close

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3
Q

miosis

A

conctriction of pupil

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4
Q

mydriasis

A

dilated pupil - opioid overdose

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5
Q

exophthalmos

A

anterior displacement - graves

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6
Q

enophthalmos

A

posterior displacement- horners

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7
Q

chemosis

A

periorbital oedema- graves

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8
Q

nystagmus

A

involuntary movements of eye

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9
Q

saccades

A

reading

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10
Q

papilloedema

A

raised ICP

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11
Q

optic chiasm lesion

A

bitemporal hemianopia

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12
Q

optic tract lesion

A

homonymous hemianopia

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13
Q

marcus gunn pupil

A

RAPD

paradoxical constriction to light

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14
Q

heroin- eyes?

A

pinpoint

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15
Q

pathway for accomodation and pupil constriction

A
retina
CN2
pretectal nuclei(crosses)
edinger westphal nuclei
CN3
ciliary sphincter
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16
Q

holmes adie

A

young women, slow reaction, better accomodation

17
Q

argyle robinson- caused by tertiary syphilis(prostitutes)

A

accomodation to light but no reaction

18
Q

action of superior oblique

A

when eye is looking laterally, twists inwards (intorsion and abducts)
medial rotation, eye depression abduction

19
Q

trochlear nerve palsy

A

difficulty reading books

20
Q

medical third nerve palsy

A

unable to move eye , then blown pupil

21
Q

surgical third nerve palsy

A

uncal herniation, first dilated then blown

22
Q

intranuclear opthalmoplegia

A

medial longitudinal fasicilus damage which connects CN3 to CN6 - ipsilateral eye cannot adduct

23
Q

parinauds

A

upward gaze palsy

convergence retraction nystagmus

24
Q

level of inferior colliculus

A

decussation of superior peduncles

25
Q

level of superior colliculus

A

red nucleus

26
Q

action of inferior oblique

A

abduction, eye elevation, lateral rotation

27
Q

what do both the superior and inferior rectus muscles produce

A

adduction of eye

28
Q

superior rectus muscle action

A

elevation, medial rotation and adduction

29
Q

inferior rectus muscle action

A

depression, lateral rotation, adduction

30
Q

superior muscles always do

A

medial rotation

31
Q

inferior muscles always do

A

lateral rotation

32
Q

what muscles elevate the eye

A

superior rectus and inferior oblique

33
Q

what muscle depress the eye

A

inferior rectus and superior oblique

34
Q

lesion in superior part of occipital lobe extending into visual cortex of the parietal lobe

A

ocular apraxia= inability to direct the gaze at a consciously selected target in visual field because rapid eye movements are inaccurate

35
Q

what is ocular apraxia associated with

A

optic ataxia- loss of ability to carry out visually guided movements of hands

36
Q

Balints syndrome

A

visual disorientation
ocular apraxia
optic ataxia

37
Q

lesion in the inferior surface of occipital cortex

A

acquired achromatopsia = loss of colour vision in contralateral halves of visual fields in both eyes