FE 2

Question 1

Unique tx with alkali

Answer 1

Ascorbic acid and tetracycline to prevent corneal ulcer and perforation

Question 2

What often occurs with trauma and burns

Answer 2

traumatic uveitis

Question 3

When do motility

Answer 3

trauma and red eyes

Question 4

Angle recession

Answer 4

Break of the CB fibers. Can cause glaucoma. Cause mydriasis. Very wide angles

Question 5

Cyclodialysis

Answer 5

Drop in IOP. CB from sclera

Question 6

IOP with hyphema

Answer 6

Will increase and then decrease.

Question 7

Amicar

Answer 7

Use to treat hyphen and stop break down of original clot

Question 8

Compazine

Answer 8

Used for angle closure. Suppository. Use with hyphema.

Question 9

IOPs in trauma

Answer 9

Typically low for first week and then increase as CB recovers.

Question 10

Vossius Ring

Answer 10

Impact of iris to the lens. Leaves a ring. No tx.

Question 11

Capsular rupture

Answer 11

Bad as body thinks inside lens is foreign.

Question 12

Blow out fracture

Answer 12

Will have diplopia in superior and inferior. Will see endophthalmos.

Question 13

Commotion Retina

Answer 13

Retinal edema.

Question 14

Berlin’s Edema

Answer 14

Macular edema following trauma. No FLR.

Question 15

Retinal dilaysis

Answer 15

trauma causes separation of retina from ora. RD later on.

Question 16

Choroid rupture

Answer 16

leave white scars. No direct tx. Not common.

Question 17

Avulsion of ON

Answer 17

Seen in severe blunt trauma. Total afferent pupillary defect. Will loose vision.