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Monday week 11 Flashcards

1
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How can be applied to eyes

A 
solutions- can see through, evaporates
gels - fat
ointments - more fat better contact tme
medicated contacts
collagen sheilds
injection
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2
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what types of eye meds

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  • anesthetic - opthane
  • staining agents
  • mydriatics - dialate
  • cycloplegics - paralysis of accomination
  • miotics
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3
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what should you do if anyone comes with eye complaint

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always do a visual aquity exam, may need opthane anesthetic if necessary

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4
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down side of eye anesthesia, corneal abrasion

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slows down eye epithelia healing** increase risk of infection ulcer

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5
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myriatics

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dialte puple

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6
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cycloplegics

A

paralysis of accommodation

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7
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miotics

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pupillary constriction

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8
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2 agents for eye exams

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mydriatics - dilate

mytotics - pupil constriction

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9
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Fluroescein dye: orange

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affixes to damage in eye, abrasion, infx, ulceraion then luminesence
- can stain contact lenses

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10
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light to use with fluroescein

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Colbalt blue light

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11
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whaat infections can you see

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  • herpes keratitis

- herpes zoster

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12
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how is fluroescein dye appliec

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imbeded pieces of paper, wet with salene then hold against lower lid in multiple

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13
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ocular steroids

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herpes infection:

must be used with an anti viral and possibly anti bacterial

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14
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Etiologies of dry eye

A
  • auto immune, lupus , sjogrens
  • contact lense - most common***
  • envirionment
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15
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what do OTC lubricants ususally have

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Glycerin solutions

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16
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Cyclosporine/Restasis

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anti rejection drug immune modulation

wetting agent for eyes

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17
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MOS cyclosporine

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T cell inhibition diminished inflammation which allows tear production

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18
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Conjunctivitis

A

Pink eye

  • allercic most common hear
  • viral
  • bacterial
  • ultraviolet burns
  • chemical toxins
  • contact overuse
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19
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conjunctivits, sx

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conjunctivitys is itchy, lid swelling and discharge, but no swelling over iris and pupil,

20
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bacterial

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pyogenic

stringy grey or yellowish discharge

21
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Tetrahydrozoline/visine

A

ocular astringent, redness reliever

22
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moa of tetrahyrozoling/visine

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vasocontrictor

23
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side effects of visine overuse

A

rebound redness vasodilation, local irritation

24
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why zinc in visine

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act as astringent to keep from watering .

25
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Azelastine/optivar

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ocular antihistamine - workse good, for allergic conjunctivitis

26
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MOA of azelastine/optivar

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antihistamine

- H1 receptor blocker

27
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side effects of azelastine

A

local irritation, limited systemic absorption

28
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visine

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tetrahydrozoline- eye redness

29
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optivar

A

azelastine - ocular antihistamine

30
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Ketorolac/acular

A

occular discomfort from swelling- eye strain

31
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Ketorolac/acular - MOA

A

cyclooxygenase inhibitor

non steroidal - eye discom

32
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side effects ketorolac/Acular

A

slight increase risk of glaucoma

33
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ocular antimicrobials

A 
sulfonamides
macrolides
aminoglycosides
fluroquinolones - ciprofloxins
bacitracin-polymyxin
34
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Polysporen opthalmic class

A

antibiotic

35
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Polysporin indication

A

Bacterial conjunctivitis, blepharitis, corneal ulcers, dear duct infection prophylactic after abrasion

36
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Vidarabine/Ara-A

A

antiviral, specific HSF

Keratoconjunctivitis

37
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MOA - Vidarabine/Ara - A

A

Inhibit viral DNA synthesis

38
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how can Vidarabine /ara-a be used

A

ointmen

IV for systemic used, Ie herpes in eye

39
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problem with glaucoma

A

damage optic nerve,
visual field loss,
leading to blindness

40
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acute angle closure glaucoma

A

acute pain, injection to iris past limbus past pupil, this is very concering . medical emergency

41
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chemosis

A

swelling of the schelera if the eye

42
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how is glaucoma treated

A
  • Beta blockers

- prostaglandins analogues to shrink pupil- more space to drain

43
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beta blockers

A

light headedness

orthostatic hypotension even with eyedrops

44
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Timolol/Timoptic class

A

beta blocker for chronic glucoma

45
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Timolol timoptic

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concern with COPD, low blood pressre, fatigue, impotence especially if very senstitive .

46
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Latanoprost/xalatan

A

eyelash one

47
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mitotic agents for glaucoma

A

pilocarpine o

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