NICE Cataract guidance Flashcards

1
Q

How must information be presented to patients?

A

Orallly and written and in accesible format

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2
Q

Is there a visual acuity at which cataract surgery can be performed?

A

No, there is no limit

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3
Q

When should ultrasound biometry be used?

A

If optical biometry is not possible or gives inaccurate measurements

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4
Q

How should corneal curvature be measured?

A

Using keratometry

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5
Q

When should corneal topography be used?

A
If corneas are abnormally flat or steep
Irregular corneas
Patients with significant astigmatism
People who have had prior RX surgery
When it is not possible to get an accurate K reading
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6
Q

When should teh Hoffer Q formula be used?

A

axial length <22mm

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7
Q

When should the Haigis formular be used?

A

axial length <22mm or greater than 26mm

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8
Q

When should the Barrett Universal II formula be used?

A

axial length between 22 and 26mm

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9
Q

When should the SRK/T formula be used?

A

axial length between 22 and 26 if Barrett Universal not installed and over 26mm

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10
Q

How much of the first-eye prediction error should be incorporated into the second eye?

A

50%

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11
Q

Should multifocal IOL’s be offered?

A

No

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12
Q

what should 2 members of the team check before surgery?

A

accuracy and consistency of formulas, calculations, and IOL constants

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13
Q

How many IOLs should there be in the operating room?

A

Two of the same power and a bank of other designs

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14
Q

When should femto-assisted cataract surgery be offered?

A

Only as part of a randomised control trial

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15
Q

What anaesthesia should be offered?

A

Sub-tenon or topical (with or without intracameral)

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16
Q

What anaesthesia should not be offered?

A

Retrobulbar

17
Q

What should be considered to prevent floppy iris syndrome?

A

Intracameral phenylepherine

18
Q

When should capsular tension rings be used?

A

Only in patients with pseudoexfoliation, no-one else

19
Q

What should be injected after surgery?

A

Cefuroxime made up by pharmacy or commercially prepared

20
Q

When should NSAI’s be offered after cataract surgery?

A

Anyone with increased risk of developing CMO

21
Q

Should the patient be seen routinely the next day?

A

No