Hx and Exam Flashcards

1
Q

normal vision on snellen chart?

A

see letters with no6 at 6m

6/6 vision

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2
Q

what happens on a snellen chart if you cannot see the top letter

A

reduce the distance, count fingers, hand movement, light perception

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3
Q

what is WHO grade of blindness

A

3/60

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4
Q

how is visual acuity determined

A

snellen chart

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5
Q

determining colour blindness?

A

FM100

ishiharas test

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6
Q

testing of near vision?

A

measure sight by reading at the normal reading distance

occlude one eye then the other

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7
Q

describe the testing of the pupils?

A

observe pupils in bright room for anisocoria, then dim room

look for direct and indirect reflex then swinging light reflex for RAPD

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8
Q

how could you test lens accommodation

A

as object is brought closer to the pupils constrict slightly

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9
Q

how is the optic nerve assessed

A

colour
contour
cup

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10
Q

assessment of colour within optic nerve

A

disk has a yellow rim and nerve is paler yellow/white

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11
Q

assessment of contour of optic nerve

A

margin

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12
Q

assessment of cup of optic nerve

A

look at ratio of how much it makes up of the optic nerve

centre of optic disk

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13
Q

what may cause pale optic disk

A

ischaemia or demyelination

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14
Q

what may cause optic nerve demyelination

A

optic neuritis - maybe MS
B12 deficiency
ethambutol

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15
Q

what is emmetropia

A

no refractive error with light focused on retina

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16
Q

what is ametropia

A

refractive error causing light to not focus on retina

17
Q

what is myopia

A

light focuses in front of retina so distant targets are blurred

18
Q

what is hypermetropia

A

light focuses behind retina so close targets blurred

19
Q

what is anisometropia

A

difference in vision between eyes

20
Q

what is astigmatism

A

refractive error causing unequal refractive powers at different meridian

21
Q

what is presbyopia

A

reduction in ability of lens to accommodate

22
Q

examples of low visual aids?

A

yellow anti glare glasses
telescope
magnifying glass

23
Q

other ways to support blind person besides visual aids, glasses

A

blind registration, support services