Okaps flashcards - lens cataract

1
Q

what type of lenticonus in Lowe’s

A

posterior lenticonis

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2
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alport’s syndrome

A

neprhopathy, deafness, anterior lencionus, and polar cataracts, micospherphakia, aminoaciduria

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3
Q

mittendorf dot

A

reminant of tunica vascular lentis

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4
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maternal infections assocaited with bilateral congenital cataracts

A

toxo, rubella, cmv, syphilis, varicella

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5
Q

christmas tree cataract

A

myotonic dystrophy

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6
Q

cataracts iwith atopic dermatitis

A

psc

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7
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oil droplet cataracts

A

galactosemia

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8
Q

body habitus of homocystinuria

A

tall, marfanoid status

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9
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elsnig peralrs

A

migration of lens epithelial cells from periphery of lens through space between anterior and posterior capsule

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10
Q

snowflake cataract

A

dm

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11
Q

drugs to avoid in sickle cell

A

CAI, epipnephring, alpha agnoists, hyperosmotics, beta blockers ok.

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12
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reactive foregn bodies

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copper (>85% endophthamisi, <70% inert)

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13
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congeneital iris hypochormia

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horne’rs waardenberg’s hirschbrung’s

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14
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acquired hypochromia

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horner’s fuch’s iris atrophy, mets, JXG

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15
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acquired iris hyperchormic

A

iris nevus, ICE, rubeosis, siderosis, hemosiderosis, meds

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16
Q

how to differntiate ICE syndromes

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Chandler: K edema, Iris atrophy: iris atrophy: broad PAS, ectropion uveae, iris holes, Cogan-Reese: iris nevus, corectopia

17
Q

what are koeppe nopdules

A

along pupillary border. Busacca: anteior surface iof iris in granulomatous uveitis. Berlin: in AC angle in uveitis.

18
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what is fuch’s adenoma

A

proliferation of type IV collagen.

19
Q

lens fibrs with nuclei

A

rubella, Lowe’s trisomy 13

20
Q

protens in lens

A

alpha: largest, 35%, beta: 55% crystlain, gamma: smallest, water insoluble correlates with cataracts

21
Q

Na, K concentration in lens

A

high K, low Na, inverse of aqueous.

22
Q

metabolism of lens

A

anaeboric by glycolysis.

23
Q

avg lens power

A

birth 37D, adult 20D

24
Q

2nd sight

A

lenitcur myopia due to increased index of refraction presbyopies can often read without spectacles

25
Q

vossius ring

A

ring of pigment on lens from iris.

26
Q

cataract with atopic dermatitis

A

ASC shiled like plaque

27
Q

findings of myotonic dystrophy

A

christmas tree cataract AD, chromosome 19, ptosis, lid lag, myotonia, testicular atrophy

28
Q

materials to get PCO

A

acrylic< PMMA

29
Q

deficiency of cystathione beta snthase

A

homocytstinuria, bilateral ectopia, lintus, blond tall, cardiomegaly, hypercoagulatbility, general anesthesia problems

30
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rx for homocystinuria

A

B6, cysteine, methionine restricted diet

31
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sulfite oxidase deficieicny

A

AR, molybdenum deficiency, brushfield’s spots, seizures

32
Q

hyperlysinemia

A

microspherophika, mental retard

33
Q

cohesive OVD

A

long hain, high MW, high surface tension

34
Q

Causes of PAC cataracts

A

Steroid, trauma, syphilis, rad, to, dm atopy RP, nf-2, phenothiazine a, myotonic dystrophy, refsum

34
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dispersive OVD

A

low MW, low surface tension

35
Q

Causes of asc cataract

A

5 As and a c

Aniridia, Alport, atopy, amiodarine, anticholinesterades, chlorpromazine