Lens (Cataract) Flashcards

1
Q

definition of cataract

A

It’s lens opacity (OR loss of lens transparency)

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2
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Classification of cataract

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  1. According to Cause
  2. According to Site
  3. According to Age
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3
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What is the meaning of:
Immature, mature and hyper mature cataract

A

Immature = slightly opaque
Mature = completely opaque
Hyper mature = dehydrated lens

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4
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The most common cause of cataract

A

Senile cataract

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5
Q

how can cataract cause glaucoma?

A
  1. Lens swelling (Phacomorphic Glaucoma)
  2. Lens protein leakage (Phacolytic Glaucoma)
  3. Surgical complications (Secondary Open-Angle Glaucoma)
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6
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a well-circumscribed complete or incomplete ring of pigment deposition on the anterior lens capsule surface, usually as a result of significant blunt eye trauma.this is called

A

Vossius ring

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7
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Types of eye injuries

أعرف أعرف انه سؤال غبي

A
  1. perforation
  2. blunt injury
  3. Glass – blowers caused by infrared energy.
  4. Electric shock .
  5. Ionizing irradiation.
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8
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types of cataract

according to cause

A

1- Congenital
2- Acquired
- Senile
- Traumatic
- Toxic
- Metabolic
- Complicated

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9
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types of cataract

According to Site

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  1. Capsular: - anterior or posterior
  2. Subcapsular: - anterior or posterior
  3. Cortical: - anterior or posterior
  4. Nuclear
  5. Total
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10
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types of cataract

According to Age

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  1. Soft cataract: - before 25y
  2. Hard cataract: - after 25y
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11
Q

what is the most common cause of complicated cataract

A

Anterior uveitis

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12
Q

mention 3 drugs that cause 3 forms of cataract

A
  1. corticosteroid = postiro subcapsular.
  2. chlorpromazine = deposition of fine yellowish brown granules under the anterior lens capsule.
  3. Miotics = ant. subcapsuler opacities.
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13
Q

the other name of

night blindness

A

Retinitis pigmentosa

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14
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can the Retinitis pigmentosa cause cataract and which type

A

yes,
posterior subcapsular
1. nuclear sclerosis
2. High myope

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15
Q

percent of rubella infection in pregnant women

A

15%

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16
Q

What is the risk of fetal infection with rubella in:
- first 8 weeks
- 9-12 weeks
- 13-24 weeks

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  • first 8 weeks = 50%
  • 9-12 weeks = 33%
  • 13-24 weeks = 10%
17
Q

Surgical technignes: for senile cataract

A
  1. extracapsular cataract extraction
  2. phacoemulsification
18
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complications of cataract surgery

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  1. operative complicartion.
  2. Rupture of post capsule.
  3. Post loss of lens fragments = supra chroidal hge.
  4. iris prolapse
  5. striate keratopathy
  6. Acute bacterial endophthalmitis
  7. Opacification of the post capsule
  8. Mal position of IOL