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Neuro-Opth Flashcards

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What are the dilated pupil disorders?

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Efferent defect
Adie’s tonic
Pharm pupil
Traumatic

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What are the small pupil disorders?

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Horner’s synd- Unilateral

Argyll robertson- bilateral tonic

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What is Adie’s tonic pupil?

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Doesn’t react to light
Blurred near vision
Benign, idiopathic

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What are the features of Horner’s syndrome?

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Ptosis
Miosis
Anhydrosis
Congenital or acquired: From a pancoast tumor SNS lesion

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WHat causes eye color change in kids?

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SNS stimulation

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What is Argyll Robertson pupil?

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Pupils accommodate but do not react to light
Pupils irregular and small
Bilateral
SYPHILIS, DM, EtOH

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What is seen in CN III Paresis?

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EOM paresis/palsy
Abduction, hor/vert diplopia
Ptosis
Etiology: IC Aneurism, Vasc dis, trauma, brain tumor

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What is seen in a CN IV Paresis?

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Vertical Oblique Diplopia

Compensatory head tilt to opp shoulder

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What is seen in MG?

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AI disease
Ptosis/Diplopia
Fatigability
No pupillary Abnormalities
Mimics EOM problem
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What is Nystagmus?

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Spon, Rhythmic back and Forth movement

Named by fast comp

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What is Charicteristic of Optic nerve Defect?

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Blurred disc
-congenital
-papilledema
-papillitis
Optic Atrophy
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What is the Etiology of Pseudopapilledema?

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Hyperopia
Persistent Hyaloid Remn
Optic n drusen
Myelinated n Fibers

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What is Pappiledema?

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Disc Edema due to Inc ICP

Hyperemia of disc, Tortuosity of vessels, blurring and elev of disc, bilateral, Absence of SVP

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What is the Etiology of Papilledema?

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Brain Tumors
IC HTN
Cerebral Hemor

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What is Idiopathic IC HTN?

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Papilledema
20-40 yo Fe
Obese/wt gain
-Cephalgia
-visial obscur
-pulsile tinnitus
-hor Diplopia
Pain in EOM
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What is the Tx of Idiopathic IC HTN?

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Wt Loss
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhib
CSF shunting
Optic Nerve fenestration

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What are the features of Optic Neuritis?

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Unilateral
Dec Vision
Red Desaturation
Visual Field Defects

18
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What is the Etiologyu of Optic Neuritis?

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Multiple Sclerosis

Ischemia

19
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WHat is RAPD?

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Relative Afferent Pupillary Defect

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What is Optic Atrophy?

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Pallor of the Optic Nerve

21
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What are common causes of Optic Atrophy?

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Optic Neuritis
Long standing Papilledema
Compression of ON
Glaucoma
Prev ocular/optic N trauma
Toxins: Ethambutol. MeOH
Krabble Dis
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What is Charles Bonnet Syndrome?

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Pleasant, interesting Visual Hallucinations

Significant visual loss

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What is char of Cognitive vision loss?

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Variant of Alz Dis

Simultagnosia: can’t group letters into words/words into sentances

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