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NO SPECS

A 
No S/S
Only sign = upper lid retract
Soft tissue involved
Proptosis
EOM involvment (IM SLO)
Cornea involved
Sight loss
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IM SLO

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Inf rect → MR → SR → LR → O

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3
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Carotid-Cav Fistula Triad

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Chemosis
Pulsatile Proptosis
Ocular Bruit

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4
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Most common benign orbital tumor in adults

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Cavernous Hemangioma

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5
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Most common benign orbital tumor in kids

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Capillary Hemangioma

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6
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Most common 1⁰ peds orbital malignancy

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Rhabdomyosarcoma

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7
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Most common 2⁰ peds orbital malignancy

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Neuroblastoma

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8
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Most common intrinsic tumor of optic nerve

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Optic Nerve Glioma

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9
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Sebaceous Glands

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Rosacea

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10
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Med causes of Steven Johnson

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Sulfas, Pen, Aspirin, Barbs, Isoniazid

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Infectious causes of Steven Johnson

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HSV, Myco, Pneumon, Adeno, Strep

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12
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Which is painless, a Chalazion or a Hordeolum

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Chalazion

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13
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Which three muscles cause blepharospasm

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Orbicularis Oculi, Procerus, & Corrugator

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14
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Most common skin cancer in US

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Basal Cell Carcinoma

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15
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Common cause of Squamous Cell Carcinoma

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Actinic Keratosis

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16
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What kind of glands are meibomian?

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Sebaceous

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17
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S-shaped ptosis

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Dacryoadenitis

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18
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What do you do to differentiate Dacryocystitis from Carcinoma?

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Push to reveal blood in tear film (carcinoma)

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19
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Valve that could block newborn drainage?

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Hasner

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20
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Conjunctival melanomas can arise from…

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Primary Acquired Melanosis (PAM)

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21
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PAM can lead to…

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Conjunctival melanoma

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22
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Conj Squamous Cell Carcinoma can arise from…

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Conjunctival Intraepithelial Neoplasion (CIN)

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23
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CIN can develop into…

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Conj SCC

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24
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Only bacteria to → PREAURICULAR LYMPH. & PSEUDOMEMBRANES

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Gonococcal Conjunctivitis

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25
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Most common type of adenoviral infection

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ACUTE NONSPECIFIC FOLLICULAR CONJUNCTIVITIS

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26
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EKC - EPIDEMIC KERATOCONJUNCTIVITIS - Rule of 8’s

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Serotypes 8 & 19
Pain & K stuff after 8 days
Subepithelial Infiltrates ~16 days

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27
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PCF - PHARYNGOCONJUNCTIVAL FEVER Triad

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ACUTE FOLLICULAR CONJUNCTIVITIS
MILD FEVER
PHARYNGITIS (sore throat)

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28
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PCF - PHARYNGOCONJUNCTIVAL FEVER is also known as…

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Swimming Pool Conjunctivitis

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29
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Papillae are connected with…

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pABillae
A - Allergic
B - Bac

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30
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Follicles are connected with…

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Chlamydia, Toxic, Viral

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31
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Necrotizing Scleritis w/o Inflamm is secondary to…

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RA

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32
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HLA-B27

A 
U CRAP
U - Ulcerative Colitis
C - Crohn's 
R - Rheumatoid Arthritis
A - Ankylosing Spond...
P - Psoriatic Arthritis
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33
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Reactive Arthritis Triad:

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Urethritis
Conjunctivitis and/or Uveitis
Arthritis

34
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Reactive Arthritis Saying

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Mr. Reiter Can’t See, Can’t Pee, Can’t Climb a Tree

35
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Acute Non-Gramulomatous causes of Uveitis

A 
IBD
Reactive Arthritis
Ankylosing
Bechet's
Lyme
Glaucomatocyclitic Crisis
36
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Chronic Non-Gramulomatous causes of Uveitis

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Juvy RA

Fuch’s Heterochromic Iridocyclitis

37
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Chronic Gramulomatous causes of Uveitis

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Sarcoidosis
Tuberculosis
HSV/HZV
Syphilis

38
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Congenital Syphilis Triad

A 
SADDLE-NOSE DEFORMITY
HUTCHINSON'S TEETH (small widely spaced)
FRONTAL BOSSING (big forehead)
39
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Causes of Posterior Uveitis

A 
Toxoplasmosis
Sarcoidosis
Syphilis
Pars Planitis
Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
40
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Congenital Toxoplasmosis Triad

A

CONVULSIONS
CEREBRAL CALCIFICATIONS
CHORIORETINITIS

41
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Associated systemic conditions with Keratoconus

A 
T-DOME
T - Turner's Syndrome
D - Down's 
O - Osteogenesis Imperfecta
M - Marfan's
E - Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
42
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Which is the most common anterior corneal dystrophy?

43
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Which corneal dystrophy is AR?

A

Macular Dystrophy

44
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Which is the most common corneal stromal dystrophy?

A

Granular Dystrophy

45
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Marilyn Monroe Got Hers in Los Angeles

A

Macular dystrophy - Mucopolysaccs
Granular dystrophy - Hyaline Deposits
Lattice dystrophy - Amyloid Deposits

46
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Between Granular & Lattice dystrophies, in which are corneal erosions more common?

47
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For Anterior Corneal Dystrophies, remember EMR

A

E - EBMD
M - Meesman’s
R - Reis-Buckler’s

48
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Endothelial Cell Counts

A

Kids - 3k - 4k

Old - 1k - 2k

49
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Endothelial Cell Count required to stop K edema

50
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In what systemic diseases do you often see Megalocornea?

A

Marfan’s
Ehlers-Danlos
Osteogenesis Imperfecta

51
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Infiltrate vs Ulcer

A

Immune Bug
NaFl - <lesion size NaFl - 1:1 staining to
lesion
Less pain, w/ multi Severe pain,
lesions, NO AC rxn, mild AC rxn,
sectoral inj w/ diffuse inj

52
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Fungal is…

53
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Prodrome for HZV

A

Tingle
Malaise
Fever

54
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Type of keratitis associated w/ Hep C and Hookworm

A

Peripheral Ulcerative

55
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Which cataract causes a myopic shift and which causes a hyperopic shift?

A

Myopic - NS

Hyperopic - Cortical

56
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Which cataract affects near > distance?

57
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Systemic causes of lens sublexation

A

Marfan’s
Ehlers-Danlos
Marchesani
Homocystinuria

58
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What type of cataract will you see with ‘roid use?

59
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Which is the most likely quad to be effected by BRVO?

60
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The presence of which artery may help save vision in CRAO?

A

Cilioretinal

61
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What is the #1 cause of blindness in adults?

62
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CSME requirements? How many do you need?

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“CSME (need only 1):

1) Ret thick w/in 1/3DD of fovea
2) Hard Exus w/in 1/3DD of fovea w/ adjacent thick
3) Ret thick of 1DD w/in 1DD of fov”

63
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What is the rule for NPDR?

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“4-2-1 Rule:
Severe ret heme in 4 quads
Venous bead in 2 quads
IRMA in 1 quad”

64
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Most common intraoc malig in kids?

A

Retinoblastoma

65
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1 DD is about how many mm?

66
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Hyperopia greater than ____ ↑ risk of wet ARMD by _____

67
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Associated with Type A personality

A

Central Serous Choroidopathy

68
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Histoplasmosis triad

A

Peripap Atrophy
Multifocal lesions in Periph
Maculopathy (includes Choroid neo)

69
Q

The ___________ is always clear in Histo

70
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Most common retinal dystrophy

71
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RP Triad

A

RETINAL BONE-SPICULE PIG
ARTERIOLAR ATTENUATION
WAZY OPTIC DISC PALLOR

72
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Most common hereditary mac dystrophy

A

Stargardt’s

73
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Which two hereditary fundus dystrophies are AR?

A

Stargardt’s and Gyrate Atrophy

74
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Which late stage disease is also known as “Beaten Bronze”?

A

Stargardt’s

75
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Bull’s Eye Maculopathy

A

Stargardt’s
Progressive Cone Dystrophy
Chloroquine and Hydoxychloroquine
Thioridazine Toxicity

76
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Systemic causes of Angioid Streaks

A 
PEPSI
P - Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum
E - Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
P - Paget's Disease
S - Sickle-cell Disease
I - Idiopathic
77
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Adie’s saying

A

Silly ladies get Adie’s

78
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Pilo effects on large pupil

A

ADIE’S IF CONSTRICT W/ 0.125 PILO
CN III PALSY IF CONSTRICT W/ 1 PILO
TRAUMA/DRUG NOT EVEN PILO WILL DO IT

79
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Horner’s Triad

A

PAM is Hor
P - Ptosis
A - Anhydrosis
M - Miosis

80
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Name of tumor associated w/ Horner’s

81
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Pseudotumor Cerebri victims

A

Fat, Fertile, Female

82
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Pseudotumor Cerebri causes

A 
CANT
C - Contras
A - Vit A
N - Naladixic Acid
T - Tetracycline

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