Ocular Effects of Drugs Flashcards
how can drugs reach th e eye
systemic blood supply of retina and uvea
can be deposited in the lens cornea and retina
why influences adverse reactions
cumulative effects of medication
non compliance regarding dose
hypersensitivity
personal idiosyncracy
drug interaction
age, pigmentation, method of administration, generic factors
how woukd you detect this in practoce
pinhole for acuity
visual fields Amsler Central Peripher
iop
colour perception with d15 cos isihara not sensitive enough and assess each eye respectively
slit lamp of anterior segment
macula and fundus periphery and may do pupil dilation
main drug groups
self administered
prescribed by gp
preps from opthlmollgists
peeps instilled by optometrists in practice
anticholinergic activity - Central Nervous System drugs
antidepressants
sedatives
hypnotics
tranquilizers
hard drugs
aNS drugs have antimuscarinic activity
derived from atropine and include cylcloplsgis and myddiasis
alimentary preps for Gai problems Hysocine Propatheline
travel dicknsss muscarinic antagonists
drugs to manage parkinsons disease
steroids
PSC cataract
haemorrhages
myopathy
oedema
raised iop
papilloedema