Eyes, Ears, & Mouth - Study Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most common eye medication given? (Eye drops)

A

Timolol (Beta Blocker)

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2
Q

Increase of intraorbital eye pressure that is a medical emergency & you can go blind within 2 days OR risk of, with frequent screening:

A

Glaucoma

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3
Q

What increases the risk for airway loss?

A

Singed facial hair

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4
Q

Mnemonic for remembering cranial nerves involved with the eyes:

A

Check Cranial Nerves 3, 4, and 6 to see if the eyes do tricks

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5
Q

Pupil constriction of respective eye:

A

Direct light reflex

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6
Q

Light shined on one eye, yet opposite eye has simultaneous pupil constriction:

A

Consensual light reflex

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7
Q

The eye is attracted reflexively moves toward an object drawing a person’s attention:

A

Fixation

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8
Q

Eye adaptation in setting of near vision:

A

Accomodation

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9
Q

Blind spot noted in setting of glaucoma or other pathology:

A

Scotoma

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10
Q

Two images on one object; Deviation of two eye parallel axes:

A

Strabismus / Diplopia

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11
Q

Normal vision acuity:

A

20/20

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12
Q

Screening for peripheral vision loss:

A

Confrontation test

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13
Q

Done by shining light into one eye approx. 12 inches away from eye, note light reflection in same spot of each of the two corneas:

A

Hirschberg test (corneal light reflex)

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14
Q

6 cardinal positions of gaze:

A

Diagnostic positions test

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15
Q

6 cardinal positions of gaze normal results:

A

Both eyes track object in parallel

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16
Q

Fine oscillating movement around the iris

A

Nystagmus

17
Q

Scleral icterus is associated with:

A

Jaundice

18
Q

Dilated and fixed pupils indicate:

A

Brain death

19
Q

Dilated pupils indicate:

A

INCP increased or injury

20
Q

Abnormal, small pinpoint pupils indicate:

A

Opioid overdose

21
Q

PERRLA

A

Pupils equal, round, reactive to light, and accommodating

22
Q

Name this condition:

A

Periorbital edema / swelling

23
Q

Exophthalmos

A

Eye protrusion

24
Q

Associated with trauma, acute glaucoma, CNS injury, and deep anesthesia:

A

Mydriasis

25
Q

Associated with narcotic use and glaucoma treatment via pilocarpine drops:

A

Miosis

26
Q

“Oto” =

A

Ears

27
Q

Normal tympanic membrane appearance:

A

Pearly grey

28
Q

A tuning fork is good for what?

A

Identifying hearing loss

29
Q

How do you inspect the ears?

A

By pulling up the pinna up toward ceiling and back toward occipital lobe

30
Q

Nares should always be:

A

Patent

31
Q

Infective bacterial endocarditis is a result of:

A

Poor oral hygiene

32
Q

Uvula should always be ______ and ____ ___ ______.

A

Midline, rise on phonation

33
Q

How do we inspect the gums?

A

By pulling down on the bottom lip