Introduction to Opthalmology Flashcards
Which part of the eye does distant direct opthalmoscopy look at?
Detects opacities in front of the tapetum
What is the normal range of values in dogs for the Schirmer Tear Test?
15-25mm/min
Name two instruments you could use to sample the cornea or conjunctiva.
Sterile cotton bud or a cytobrush
What is the normal intraocular pressure?
10-25 mmHg
What would you use to dilate the pupil? List the onset of action and the duration of the product.
1% Tropicamide drop.
Onset of action: 10-20 minutes
Duration: 6-8 hours
List the two methods of posterior segment examination.
Close direct opthalmoscopy.
Indirect opthalmoscopy.
What can be seen with indirect opthalmoscopy?
Image of fundus seen by the lens.