Oftalmología Flashcards

1
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Eye condition most commonly associated with obstructive sleep apnea

ACP July 2024

A

Floppy eyelid syndrome

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2
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Ocular manifestation of inflammatory bowel disease most commonly associated with disease activity

ACP July 2024

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Episcleritis

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3
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Class of medication associated with floppy iris syndrome complicating cataract surgery

ACP July 2024

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Alpha-1-antagonists

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4
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Anatomic site of injury causing intranuclear ophthalmoplegia

ACP July 2024

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Medial longitudinal fasciculus

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5
Q

Name for this finding

Falta imagen

ACP october 2019

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Hyphema

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6
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Diagnosis associated with eyelid swelling, ophthalmoplegia, pain with eye movement, and proptosis

ACP october 2019

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Orbital cellulitis

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7
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Condition characterized by floaters, photopsias, and squiggly lines followed by a sudden peripheral visual field defect

ACP october 2019

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Retinal detachment

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8
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Name for this benign condition

Falta foto

ACP october 2019

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Pingueculae

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9
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Medical term for increased length of the eyelashes

ACP october 2019

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Hypertrichiasis

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10
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Condition treated with antioxidant vitamins plus zinc

ACP March 2021

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Age-related macular degeneration

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11
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Condition characterized by chronic inflammation of the eyelids

ACP March 2021

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Blepharitis

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12
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Diagnosis accounting for uveitis and hilar lymphadenopathy

ACP March 2021

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Sarcoidosis

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13
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Type of keratitis characterized by multiple points of epithelial loss on the cornea

ACP March 2021

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Punctate keratitis

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14
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Name for vascularized uveal tissue between the retina and sclera

ACP March 2021

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Choroid

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15
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Name for elevated intraocular pressure without damage to the optic nerve

ACP June 2021

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Ocular hypertension

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16
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A chronic sterile inflammation of an oil gland of the eyelid presenting as a firm non-tender bump

ACP June 2021

17
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Name for connective tissue and blood vessels between the conjunctiva and the sclera

ACP June 2021

18
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Name for bacterial or fungal infection of the globe and vitreous humor

ACP June 2021

A

Endophthalmitis

19
Q

An acute vision loss associated with a milky-white retina and a cherry red fovea

ACP June 2021

A

Central retinal artery occlusion (accept CRAO and retinal artery occlusion)

20
Q

The most common cause of granulomatous uveitis

ACP January 2018

A

Sarcoidosis

21
Q

Intravitreal injection of this drug class treats age-related macular degeneration

ACP January 2018

A

Anti-vascular endothelial growth factor (anti-VEGF)

22
Q

Common name for esotropia (nonparalytic convergent strabismus)

ACP January 2018

A

Cross eyes

23
Q

Disease associated with chronic eyelid scarring, misdirected eyelashes, and corneal ulceration

ACP January 2018

24
Q

Name for brief flashes of light associated with optic neuritis

ACP January 2018

A

Phosphenes

25
Q

Another name for exudative macular degeneration

ACP March 2022

A

Wet macular degeneration

26
Q

Ophthalmologist abbreviation for ‘both eyes’

ACP March 2022

27
Q

Part of the retina that is the point of fixation

ACP March 2022

A

The fovea (accept macula)

28
Q

Idiosyncratic form of vision loss associated with amiodarone

ACP March 2022

A

Bilateral blindness

29
Q

Name for brief flashes of light experienced when applying pressure to the optic globe

ACP March 2022

A

Phosphenes

30
Q

A degenerative disease of the macula that results primarily in loss of central vision

ACP May 2022

A

Age-related macular degeneration

31
Q

Condition associated with inflammation of the fibrous layers of the eye underlying the episclera and conjunctiva and overlying the choroid

ACP May 2022

32
Q

Name for yellow or white confluent, hard and soft appearing specks in the subretinal space

ACP May 2022

33
Q

Specific lens condition associated with a plaque on the posterior aspect of the lens

ACP May 2022

A

Posterior subcapsular cataracts (must be subcapsular)

34
Q

Eponym for dilated pupil secondary to brainstem herniation

ACP May 2022

A

Hutchinson pupil

35
Q

Most common bacterial species causing conjunctivitis in adults

ACP May 2023

A

Staphylococcus

36
Q

Most common primary ocular malignancy in adults

ACP May 2023

A

Choroidal melanoma (accept melanoma)

37
Q

Medical term for a different colored iris in each eye

ACP May 2023

A

Heterochromia iridum (accept binocular heterochromia)

38
Q

The Schirmer test may be used to evaluate for this autoimmune inflammatory disorder

ACP May 2023

A

Sjögren syndrome