History and Symptoms Flashcards

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What are the possible causes of blurred vision?

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Uncorrected refractive error (all types)
Opacities (corneal or lenticular)
CL protein build-up
Scratched specs
Damaged nerve pathway

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What are the possible causes of red eye?

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Allergies
Uveitis
Conjunctivitis
Subconjunctival haemorrhage
Keratitis
Angle-closure glaucoma
Pterygium
Trauma

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What are the possible causes of tearing?

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Allergies
Dry eye
Lacrimal drainage issues (ectropion or nasolacrimal duct blockage)
Wind/cold/bright light exposure
CL issues
Chemical irritant
Eyestrain
Inflammation (corneal, lid, sinus or dental)

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What are the possible causes of pain?

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Angle-closure glaucoma
Foreign body
Inflammation/Infection (cornea, iris, orbit)
Injury
Optic neuritis

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What are the possible causes of eyestrain?

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Uncorrected astigmatism
Uncorrected hyperopia
New rx
Incorrect rx (cyl or overminused)
Accommodation/convergence issues
Induced prism
Anisometropia
Decompensated phoria

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What are the types of double vision?

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Physiological diplopia
Monocular diplopia
Binocular diplopia

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7
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What are the possible causes of monocular diplopia?

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CLs
Uncorrected astigmatism creating ghost images
Keratoconus
Macular disease
Opacities (corneal or lenticular)
Lens sublaxation
Transparent foreign bodies
Peripheral iris defect

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What are the possible causes of binocular diplopia?

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Accommodation/convergence issues
Recent onset strabismus (tropia): trauma, diabetes, tumour, or increased intracranial pressure
Globe displacement due to cellulitis or tumour

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What are the possible causes of strabismus (tropia)?

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Congenital
Trauma
High hyperopia
Very high convergence response to accommodation
Something affecting cranial nerves 3, 4 or 6.

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10
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What are the types of headaches?

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Visual
Ocular pathology
Other pathology

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What are the possible causes of visual headaches?

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Uncorrected hyperopia
Uncorrected astigmatism
Accommodation/convergence issues

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What are the possible causes of ocular pathology headaches?

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Angle-closure glaucoma
Uveitis
Iritis
Optic neuritis

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13
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What are the possible causes of non-ocular pathology headaches?

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Tension
Sinus
Migraine
Cluster
Increased intracranial hypertension
Hypertension
Temporal arteritis

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14
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What are the types of vision loss?

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Chronic
Acute
Transient

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15
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What are the possible causes of chronic vision loss?

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Opacities (corneal or lenticular)
Brain injury
Optic nerve damage or disease
Glaucoma
Retinal/macular damage or disease

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What are the possible causes of acute vision loss?

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Retinal detachment
Retinal or vitreous haemorrhage
Brain injury
Optic nerve damage or disease
CRAO or CRVO

17
Q

What are the possible causes of transient vision loss?

A

TIA
Angle-closure glaucoma
Migraine
Corneal or iris infection