OCT and VF Flashcards
What colour is fluid in a B scan?
Fluid is always dark, it is hard to differentiate from blood. Blood may give more of a shadow appearance.
List the retinal Layers of a B scan from innner to outer
Internal limiting mebrane retinal nerve fibre layer ganglion cell layer Inner plexiform Layer Inner nuclear Layer Outer Plexiform layer Outer nuclear layer external limiting membrane photoreceptor layer RPE bruch's mebrane choriocapillaris choroidal stroma
What cells are in the IPL?
synapse of ganglion and bipolar cells
What cells are in INL?
nuclei of bipolar cells
What is a macular cube scan?
Lots of different a scans that make up a b scan
what is a radial line?
lots of scans fixated on one point which helps alignment. If a patient struggles to align correctly you may want to use this scan.
Circle scan?
RNFL around disc
What is a key test to check for early glaucoma or normal tension glaucoma?
GCA
How was cystoid macular Oedema appear on macular cube?
raised and will give pink or white indicators. Indicating raised.
When does papilloedema appear thin?
Once atrophy occurs.
OSCE station VF:
reliability indices, mean and pattern standard deviation, total and pattern deviations, Glaucoma hemifield results.
which layer are you first likely to see drusen in a AMD patient?
Bruch’s membrane, outter boarder of the RPE.
Central serous chorioretinopathy
Above RPE