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a 50 > yo smoker with acute or chronic deterioration of central vision presents with drusen: diagnosis and treatment

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age related Macular degeneration

tx: emergent consult to ophtho and Ranibizumab (Lucentis) - ophtho

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the epidemiology of Age Related Macular Degeneration

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dry (85-90%) and wet (neovascular)

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deterioration of central vision and drusen bodies are indicative of

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Age Related Macular Degeneration

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complication of Age Related Macular Degeneration

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blindness

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pt education for Age Related Macular Degeneration

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wear sunglasses

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rapid loss of vision in one eye, “curtain” spread across visual fields, no pain or redness dx

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retinal detachment

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risk factors for retinal detachment

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> 50 y/o, recent cataract surgery, blunt or penetrating trauma

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diagnostic studies for retinal detachment

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ophthalmoscopy - vitreous looks like a gray cloud

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complications of Retinal Detachment

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vision loss

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treatment for Retinal Detachment

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Emergent consult to ophthalmology, if central vision is affected
- transport with head position so that gravity will cause retina to fall back

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a CD4 <50/ mvL with yellow-white patches is indicative of

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Retinopathy - Cytomegalovirus (CMV)

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Epidemiology of Retinopathy - Cytomegalovirus (CMV)

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opportunistic infection that causes death of retina cells

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Referral for Retinopathy - Cytomegalovirus (CMV)

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Emergent consult to ophtho and infectious dz doctor

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a DM patient with retinal changes; with/without vision loss is indicative of

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Retinopathy - Diabetic

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Risk factors for retinopathy - Diabetic

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DM, can be any age

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what is the leading cause of blindness in the world

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nonproliferation and proliferative

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s&s for Retinopathy Diabetic - non proliferative

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micro aneurysms, intraretinal hemorrhages, cotton wool spots, hard exudates (yellow) and retinal edema

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s&s for Retinopathy Diabetic - proliferative

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neovascularization*** vitreous hemorrhage, possible retinal detachment

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prevention for Retinopathy Diabetic

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MUST examine eye w fundoscopic exam every visit

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complications for Retinopathy - Diabetic

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cataracts and blindness

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pharmacological and non tx for Retinopathy Diabetic

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PCP control DM, HTN, hyperlipidemia

non: preserve renal fx and eyesight

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referral for retinopathy diabetic

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routine at onset of DM; emergent if change in VA

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pt comes back with + HIV test and confirmatory test, fundoscopic exam, shows cotton-wool spots, dx?

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Retinopathy - HIV

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complications of Retinopathy - HIV

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CMV and Blindness

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tx and management for Retinopathy - HIV

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Urgent consult to optho and infection control MD

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a pt had AV nicking, flame hemorrhage, copper wire, silver wire, papilledema, cotton wool spots and hard exudates after a fundoscopic exam
dx?

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Retinopathy - Hypertension

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risk factors for Retinopathy - Hypertension

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HTN, pheochromocytoma, preeclampsia-eclampsia, severe HTN

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complications for Retinopathy - Hypertension

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blindness

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referral for Retinopathy - Hypertension

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chronic HTN - routine consult to optho and IM

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treatment for Retinopathy - Hypertension

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control HTN; annual exams

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after a fundoscopic exam, pt had sea fan, salmon patches or black sunburst. How would you dx this pt?

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Retinopathy - Sickle cell

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treatment for Retinopathy - Sickle cell

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prevent sickle cell crisis

- if pt has crisis - look in eye and emergent consult to ophto

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pt comes in with a unilateral leukocoria

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Tumor - Retinoblastoma

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Tumor - Retinoblastoma risk factors

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genetics

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epidemiology of Tumor - Retinoblastoma

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most commonly intraocular malignancy, +/- genetics

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treatment and management for Tumor - Retinoblastoma

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urgent consult pediatric ophtho and oncologist

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diagnostic studies for Tumor - Retinoblastoma

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CT showing tumor intraocular

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pt has unilateral proptosis, lid edema, vision loss, non tender mass what would the diagnosis be?

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Tumor - Rhabdomyosarcoma

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the epidemiology of Tumor - Rhabdomyosarcoma

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rare

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treatment and management for Tumor - Rhabdomyosarcoma

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urgent consult pediatric optho and oncologist

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diagnostic studies for Tumor - Rhabdomyosarcoma

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CT scan usually shows boney involvement, complete work up for metastases

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a pt has a fracture on one or more of the bones surrounding the eye, with a traumatic deformity of the orbital floor or medial wall due to blunt trauma

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Blowout Fracture, Orbital

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diagnostic studies for Blowout Fracture, Orbital

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immediate CT scan

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complications for Blowout Fracture, Orbital

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eye muscle/nerve entrapment

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treatment for Blowout Fracture, Orbital

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Amoxicillin- caluvulanate (augmentin) 600 mg solution for IV (after surgery 500 mg 1 tablet TID or 875, 1 tablet PO BID)
IF ALLERGIC TO PENICILLIN –>
- Azithromycin 500 mg or 1 gram IV then after surgery 250 mg PO daily
—-
tetanus booster

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work up for Blowout Fracture, Orbital

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  • rule out ruptured eye (globe) positive Seidel’s sign*
  • examine eyelid for crepitus
  • monitor for progressive proptosis/visual changes
  • exam retina for central retinal artery occlusion
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s&s for Blowout Fracture, Orbital

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hx of sig trauma, pain with movement, diplopia, swelling of eyelids with sneezing
enopthalmos (posterior displaced globe), point tenderness, numbness or tingling of upper lip/cheek, extra ocular movements are restricted, Positive Seidel’s sign - globe rupture anterior chamber

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f/u and Rx discussion for Blowout Fracture, Orbital

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admitted, optho emergent consults; f/u PCP

rx may cause nausea and diarrhea

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pt was in severe pain and eyelid spasms after exposed to an irritant in their eye after cleaning the bathroom with bleach, this is indicative of?

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chemical injury

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complications for chemical injury

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dependent of the irritant chemical - blindness

51
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treatment for chemical injury to the eye?

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copious irrigation with sterile NS

-no contacts until cleared by optho

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pt has a FB sensation, pain, redness after working in construction. You everted the eye and found a fb. How will you treat this?

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Erythromycin opth 0.5% ointment, 1 ribbon in affected eye 4-6 times a day, continue until 48 hrs after healed, 1 tube no RF
—
tetanus shot prophylaxis

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complications for FB?

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corneal abrasion/ulcer, if object embedded - possible globe rupture

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prognosis for FB?

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non embedded- good recovery

embedded- varies

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a pt comes in with severe pain, decreased VA, and tear in pupil. He said he had blunt trauma, causing a laceration to the globe, how would you diagnose and treat this pt?

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A globe rupture;
-AVOID putting drops into eye or removing any objects
-refer to optho emergent
--- give morphine for pain 
no NSAIDS**
-tetanus
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why would you not give NSAIDS to globe rupture

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it inhibits platelets

57
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what is the sedation medication

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lorazepam 0.05 mg/kg (max 2mg)

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a pt had trauma to the eye and has blood in the anterior chamber, most likely diagnosis?

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hyphema

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how would you treat hyphema?

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INPatient*
emergent consult to optho
-eye shield, bed rest w bathroom privileges, 
-dim light,
-elevate head of bead*
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can NSAIDS be given to a pt with Hyphema, what would you give?

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NO

give cycloplegic drops x3/days

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complications for hyphema?

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immediate threat to vision, pt with sickle cell have increased risk, glaucoma

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a pt comes in with blood between sclera and conjuctiva, what is diagnosis?

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Subconjuctival Hemorrhage

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what are risk factors to Subconjuctival Hemorrhage

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  • anything w increased pressure*
  • childbirth
  • coughing
  • vomiting
  • HTN (uncontrolled)
  • DM (uncontrolled)
  • blunt trauma
  • anticoag therapy (uncontrolled)
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treatment for subconjuctival hemorrhage for childbirth, coughing, and vomiting

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resolves by self in 2-4 weeks; PCP tx for cough/vomit

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treatment for Subconjuctival Hemorrhage for HTN/DM

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control disease

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treatment for Subconjuctival Hemorrhage with blunt trauma

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urgent optho consult

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treatment for Subconjuctival Hemorrhage for anticoagulation therapy

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f/u for evaluation of therapy PCP

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difference between hyphema and Subconjuctival Hemorrhage

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hyphema: blood inside anterior chamber, emergent*

Subconjuctival Hemorrhage: blood b/w sclera and conjuctiva, mainly self limiting

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