Indications and Contraindications in Ocular Therapy Flashcards
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Prescribing Medications
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Outside Prescriptions
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4
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Clinical case examples
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5
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4 causes of Conjunctivitis in cats
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Pannus (chronic superficial keratitis)
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Horse, simple ulcer
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horse simple ulcer
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13
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5 signs infection for corneal ulcer
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= Complicated canine ulcer, infected
5 signs of infection fo corneal ulcer
- Depth
- Malacia (softning of cornea)
- Cellular infiltrate
- Hypopion (WBC build up in anterior chamber)
- Purulent ocular discharge
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infected complicated corneal ulcer
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Immune mediated cause in dogs
KCS (not enough tear production) “dry eye”
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KCS
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17
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Glaucoma
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Buphthalmus (globe enlarged) = permenantly blind eye
- End stage
Secondary because eye is super altered
- Primary usually shows a fairly normal looking eye
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20
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Primary, acute, glaucoma
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