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Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
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VEP

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Objective test to determine if the patient can see. Does not tell you how well they can see, but lets us know that they have the pathway intact from the central retina to the primary visual cortex.

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3 types of VEP

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  1. Pattern reversed. Black and white alternating stripes or checkerboard squares. Most preferred.
  2. Sweet VEPs. Quicker, but similar to pattern VEP. Same stimulus as pattern VEP. Pattern sizes/contrast changes rapidly. Clinician can see where good response drops off to determine VA. Only few seconds of attention needed.
  3. Flash VEP. looks at central 20 degrees. Less than 5ms. Least preferred method.
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VEP

  1. Test distance
  2. Monocular vs binocular
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  1. 50-150 cm. Depends on size of pattern.

2. Can do both mono and bind. Bino should be at least 10% more than OD or OS alone

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How to analyze the VEP readout

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There are peaks (P) and trophs (N) that show amplitude.
Numbers associated with peaks and trophs are the time in ms.

Y: Amplitude
X: Time in ms.

Time from stimulus to largest amplitude wave= implicit time (latency) avg is 85-120ms

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Implicit time (VEP)

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AKA latency. Time from stimulus to largest amplitude wave. Usually 85-120ms.

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6
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Cardiff Cards.

  • What age kids?
  • What is it?
  • Test distance
  • Technique
  • Mono or bino
  • Range of VA
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Kids age 1-3 years

Vanishing optotype of different pictures in a vertical presentation.

1 meter or 50 cm

See if child looks at picture or gray background. Same technique as preferential looking. Have child name the picture to make sure they actually see it!

Mono preferred, otherwise bind.

20/160 to 20/12.5 (can get better than 20/20. Acuities improve with age

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7
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When should child be able to ID letters?

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End of kindergarten

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8
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How to occlude for pre school and beyond

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Pirate patch, sticky patch.

Do not use childs hand or let them hold occluder. If you use occluder, you hold it. Otherwise, they will peak.

Pay close attention to posture/squinting.

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What are allen pictures?
Technique
Downsides

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Pictures of phone car bird cake and hand.
Recognition acuity.
Child names pictures.
Downsides: Dated, pictures do not blur equally, may over estimate VA. Does not go to 20/20

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Why you shouldn’t do tumbling E test before age 8

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Directional confusion. Not consistent with L and R until age 8. Up and down is easier.

Good for non-verbal adults.
Or let child hold cut out letter E and rotate it to match.

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Lea symbols/HOTV

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Child can use matching cards for 4 lea symbols (apple, house, circle, square) or HOTV instead of speaking.

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Pre school expected acuity 
Early 3 years
3.5-4 years 
4-4.5 years 
5 year
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20/60
20/50
20/40
20/30

Preferred to use letter tests such as HOTV

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Acuity tests from Snellen to FPL (forced preference looking)

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Snellen 
Whole line of Lea/HOTV
Blocked lea/HOTV
Cardiff 
FPL
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14
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After VAs, check

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binocular vision

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15
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3 techniques for ocular alignment

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CT, hirschberg, Bruckner, Krimsky

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16
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Binocular vision tests

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Alignment 
Motilities 
NPC
Vergences
Stereo
17
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Do children have binocular vision problems at birth?

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Children may look eso at birth due to lid anatomy and they do have poor control of convergence in first couple weeks of life.

18
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Is exo or eso more common in kids from birth to 10 months?

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Exo

19
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At what age should alignment, convergence, and stereo improve?

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3 months AKA 12 weeks.

20
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Normal CT values at distance and near

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Distance: Ortho to 3XP
Near: Ortho to 6XP’

Eso and strab are not normal.

21
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Angle Kappa

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Angle between line of sight (fixation to fovea) and pupillary axis (center of pupil)

22
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Is angle kappa done mono or bino

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MONO

23
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Angle kappa technique

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Hold penlight 50cm in front of pt along midline while one eye is occluded.

24
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Angle kappa results

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+ Kappa: temporal displaced fovea
- Kappa: Nasal displaced fovea

Most patients have mildly positive kappa (fovea is 5 degrees temporal to center of posterior pole)

25
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Hirschberg test. Bino or mono

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BINO

26
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Goal of hirschberg test

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Look at corneal light reflexes BINO to determine if deviation exists.

27
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Hirschberg test technique

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Penlight 50cm in front of pt looking at midline BINOCULAR.

Reflex should be symmetrical OD and OS, while roughly +0.5mm nasal.

28
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1mm in the hirschberg test = how many D

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22pd

29
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Hirschberg test
Displacement nasal is
Displacement temporal is

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Nasal (+) EXO

Temporal (-) ESO

30
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Kimsky test

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Essentially Hirschberg with prism. Still observing corneal light reflex. Same procedure with penlight but add prism to determine amount.

Add prism over fixating eye.

31
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Bruckner Test

  • Set up
  • Looking at which 2 things
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Use direct ophthalmoscope 1m in front of pt. Adjust so pt’s face is clear.

Looking at 2 things: Hirschberg (check for strab) and size/color of pupils and brightness of fundus reflex.

32
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Bruckner test. What 3 things may cause change in brightness of fundus reflex?

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Strabismic eye is brighter because of macular pigment

Anisometropia (differences in rx). 1 eye may be brighter than other due to Rx.

Media opacities.

33
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What strab test to do for preschool and school aged kids

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Cover test. always test to highest method.

34
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What is the exotropia scale?

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Observe for 30 seconds at distance and near and have the patient do different tasks to see how often the exotropia occurs. This is a way to quantify the frequency of the tropia.

Cover OD 10 seconds, cover OS 10 seconds, cover OD 10 seconds.

35
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Numbers on the exotropia scale

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0-2 shows patient has good control of exotropia. No exotropia unless dissociated and then recovery.

3-5 shows poor control of ecotopia. 5 is constant exo.

36
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Is there a scale for esotropia?

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No. Don’t need to observe for esos. Tend not to be intermittent like exos

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