Ocular Disease Flashcards
Chemical Burn ?which one more severe ?
Alkali ex calcium hydroxide, iscemia –> white scar in cornea
Cornea abrasion caused by trauma
sharp pain foreign body sensation , Stain with Fl with NO SEI ( subepithelial infiltrate
how to differentiate between cornea ulcer Vs corneal abrasion
Ulcer –> stain with FL + SEI
Abrasion –> stain with NO SEI
penetrating ocular injury
1- hyphema
2- + siedle’s sign
3- low IOP
4- commotio retinae
what are the two things u do not perform when pt has hyphema
Gonio
scleral depression
what the cause of Idiopathic Hyphemas ?( usually sickle cell)
using blood thinner
consider order CBC complete blood count
what test u do not do when pt has metal foreign body
DO not order MRI
what signs associate with intraocular foreign body
TIDs ( iris transillumination defect)
+ seidel’s test
Orbital fracture ? signs /symp
weakest bone is maxillary, crepitus , diplopia , pain
which nerve and muscle affected with orbital fracture ?
1- trapped inferior rectus ( limiting upgaze )
2- infraorbital nerve causing hypoesthesia of the cheek
3- preorbital crepitus
vossius ring
pigmented ring on the anterior lensresult from the contact with posterior pig epi of iris
choroidal rupture ?
subretinal hemes , temporal posterior pole
can lead to CNVM
preceptal cellulitis VS orbital
preceptal : 1- more common 2- anterior to the septum 3- acute hordeolum , upper respiratory and ear infection orbital : 1- posterior to the septum 3- sinus infection ( ethmoid ) 3- treated with IV antibiotic 4- pain with EOM , fever, APD, diplopia , proptoosis
what diabetes and immunocompromised patient with orbital cellulitis can develop ?
mucormycosis ( fungal infection )life threatening and ( BLACK eschar ) in mouth and nose
Thyroid eye disease ?
Grave’s Opthalmopathy ?
1- mimic TSH , Symp –> loss hair , loss wight, increase HR, around 40 years old
2- smoking the most risk factor
3- Autoimmune disorder by TSH receptor antibodies against EOMs
3- ( MOST common cause of UNIlateral OR BILateral proptosis in middle age
4- affect inferior rectus first ( I AM SO LASY)
what are the signs of thyroid ? which muscle will affected
1- proptosis , upper lid retraction 2- staring ( Dalrymple's sign) 3- INferior rectus ( I am so lazy ) inferior > medial > superior >lateral 4- SLK ( cornea ) 4- compress ONH
Van graef’s sign ?
upper eye lid lag during down gaze
Kocher’s sign
globe lag compared to lid mov, when look up
how to diagnose thyroid ?
blood work ( T3 , T4 , TSH
what are the normal hetero exophthalmometry ?
12-22 mm for caucasian
12-18 Asian
12-24 African american
Abnormal id difference >3 mm