Ocular surface Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 layers of the tear film?

A

Lipid layer, aqueos layer, mucin layer

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2
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What produces lipid, aqueous and mucin

A

Lipid –> meibomian glands
Aqueous ==> lacrimal gland
Mucin –> goblet cells

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3
Q

What are three parts of the conjunctive?

A

Palpebral conj,
Bulbar conj.
Forniceal conj.

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4
Q

What are the layers of the cornea?

A
Epithelium 
Bowman's layer
Stroma 
Descemet's membrane 
Endothelium
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5
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Layers of epithelium of cornea? (3)

A
Superficial cells 
Middle zone (wing cells) 
Basal cells (stains with periodic acid)
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6
Q

What do dermatan sulphate and keratan sulphate do?

A

Bind to colleagen at specific points to regulate fibril spacing and thickness of interfibrillar space

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7
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What do dermatan sulphate and keratan sulphate do?

A

Bind to colleagen at specific points to regulate fibril spacing and thickness of interfibrillar space

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8
Q

in corneal endothelium, what cell density causes oedema,swelling ettc

A

<800 cells/mm2

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9
Q

How many cells are required for transplantation

A

1500/mm2 in a donor is too low for transplantation

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10
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What is the sensory supply to the cornea?

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V1 –> long ciliary nerves –> annular plexus near limbus –> form a subepithelial plexus after losing their myelin sheath –> Intraepithelial plexus

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11
Q

Iris divided into 2 via?

A

collarette

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12
Q

Iris sympathetic/parasympathetic supply?

A

sympatheic –> long ciliary neres

parasympathetic –> short ciliary nerves

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13
Q

Type of Collagen found in iris?

A

Type 1 and 3

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14
Q

• Ciliary body dis-insertion from scleral wall is called??

A

ciliary body cleft

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15
Q

• Pilocarpine lowers IOP via?

A

contraction of longitudinal muscles of ciliary body causes distrention of the inter and intra trabecular spaces of the trabecular meshwork and lowers IOP

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16
Q

• Rods to cone ratio?

A

20:1

17
Q

Most retinal cell nuclei lay in what layer?

A

OUTER NUCLEAR LAYER

18
Q

• Components of the blood retinal barrier

A

Outer BRB - tight junctions b/w ONL

Inner BRB - junctions b/w retinal vessel endothelium

19
Q

What are the main collagen types in following tissue?

Sclera ———–
Lens capsule ———–
Vitreous ———–

A

Sclera ———– 1 and 3
Lens capsule ———– 4
Vitreous ———– 2

20
Q

Where is the thinnest part of sclera? Why is it important?

A

Behind recti/EOM insertio. Forms a frequent site of scleral rupture following trauma

21
Q

What is the blood supply of rectus muscles? Which one has

only one blood supply?

A

Anterior ciliary artery

The lateral rectus has one associated anterior ciliary artery

22
Q
Refraction power (dioptre) of
 eye ------
 lens ------
 air-tear +43.6 D
 tear-cornea +5.3 D
 cornea-aqueous -5.8 D
A

eye —— 58 D

lens —— 15 - 18 D

23
Q
Refractive index of
 lens ------
 vitreous ------
 air 1
 tear 1.336
 aqueous Humor 1.336
 cornea 1.376
A

lens —— 1.406 (nucleus). 1.36 (cortex)

vitreous —— 1.33

24
Q

Three layers of tear film?

A

Mucin
Aqueos
lipid

25
Q

What cells in conjunctiva produce mucin?

A

Goblet cells

26
Q

what is a pterygium?

A

benign growth of the conjunctiva characterized by elastotic degenration of collagen

27
Q

What are the two processses that contribute to corneal deturgescence?

A

evaporation of the surface and the corneal epithelial pump

28
Q

What is the normal endothelial cell count of the cornea at birth and at 40 years of age?

A

Birth : 3000 - 4000 cells / mm2

40 years: 2,500 cells / mm2