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NBEO part 2 Flashcards

1
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image of CIN

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2
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risk factors for CIN

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UV
HPV
HIV if younger than 50

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3
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CIN tx

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excision
if hard to tx or poorly defined borders - topical chemo =
mitomycin c, 5-fllurouracil, interferon alpha 2b - cidofovir

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4
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Iwhat is cIn a precursor to?

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squamous cell carcinoma

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5
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what is this?

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terrien marginal degeneration

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6
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tx for terrien’s
f/u?

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contacts
rarely lamellar keratoplasty

see every 6 months

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7
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accutane SE

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dry eye
myopic shift

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8
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prevalence

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people affected in a pop at a given time

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9
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epiblepharon

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10
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tx of epiblepharon

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PF ATs,
resolves myself in first few years of life

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11
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where is cobblestone degeneration found?

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IT

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12
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who gets epiblepharon?

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asians
hispanics

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13
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at what age do you see cobblestone degeneration?

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20+

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13
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coblestone degeneration risk factors?

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none

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14
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myogenic ptosis

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decreased elevator fxn - can be congenital or acquired

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15
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neurogenic ptosis

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CN 3 palsy abberant regeneration ,

Marcus gunn winking syndrome

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16
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mechanical ptosis

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gravity pulling lid down
- eyelid mass
cls
GPC
edema
tumor

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17
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normal eyelid position

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19
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hordeolum tx

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no f/u needed if it is healing

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20
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sub tenons injection bevel

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to the globe

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21
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where do you first see iris neo and what vessels grow the new vessels?

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pupillary margin

minor circle

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22
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CN 3 palsy

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ischemic rarely cause abberent regeneration (damage/trauma may cause it), if occurs takes over 2 months, and is permanent

pseudo von grave sign (look down/ add, eyelid up)

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23
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what surgeries can increase chance of iris neo?

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cataract sx
vitrectomy

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24
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if CT normal for suspected pupil involving CN 3 palsy what to do next?

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lumbar puncture to check for blood - means PCA aneurysm

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25
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filamentary keratins

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26
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tx for filamentary keratitis

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29
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tx for primary congenital glaucoma ?

30
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how to know if primary congential glaucoma is resolved?

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smaller c/d ratio
ie. .3 or less

31
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Haas striae

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linear lines on congenital glaucoma
- in decemets

32
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higher (-) power post cx sx, why?

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because press on cornea with A scan

33
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EKC tx

35
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commotiae retinae

36
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tx for NAION?

37
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NAION VF defect?

A

altitudinal

38
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likelihood lattice will become RD?

39
Q

Goldman mirriors

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center = herby - post pole
bullet - angles/ ORA - angle 59 deg
square 67 deg - ant to equator
trapezoid 73 - equator to macula

40
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PRP common complications

41
Q

penetrating foreign body secondary effects or steel/ metal FB

42
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cause of leakage of blood from valsalva?

43
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if valsalva doesn’t resolve myself?

44
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Zoloft class

45
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uveitis what IOP lowering drop can you not use?

46
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treating eyelid mykomia?

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oral antihistamine H-1
Claritin

47
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classic migraine

48
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common migraine

49
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cluster HA

50
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opthalmoplegic migraine

51
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basilar artery migrane

52
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classic migraine VF defect

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during aura - homonymous hemianopsia

other wise paracentral defect

53
Q

topomax SE

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myopic shift
angle closure glaucoma

53
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epicapsular stars

54
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familial drusen

55
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familial drusen inheritance

56
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what would you see on the oct of someone with familial drusen?

57
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ERG, dark adaptation test results for familial drusen?

58
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59
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startgardt tx?

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low vision aids

60
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stargardt inheritance?

61
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FA stargardt

62
Q

repeat of sun conj heme blood work

63
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dilantin SE

64
Q

MG MOA

65
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what systemic abnormalities are seen in patients with MG?

67
Q

what is associated with juvenile retinoschisis

68
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tx for retinoschisis

69
Q

loss of vision after woke up from cataract sx
anxious
NLP OU
PERRLA
OKN - no response

70
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cause of cortical blindness?

NBEO STEP 1 (14 decks)

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