ophthal treatments Flashcards

1
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acute closed angle glaucoma

A
  • pilocarpine (2% brown, 4% blue)
  • timolol
  • acetazolamide

definitive
- bilateral laser iridotomy

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2
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eye injury

A
  • flushing
  • removal
  • abx
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3
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allergic conjunctivitis

A
  • cool compress

- anti-histamines

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4
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keratitis / corneal ulcer

A
  • abx
  • avoid contact lens use
  • analgesia
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5
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uveitis

A
  • corticosteroid eye drops
  • management of underlying disease
  • anti-muscarinic cycloplegic (paralyses ciliary muscle) mydriatic (dilates pupil) drugs
  • immunosuppressants
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6
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episcleritis

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  • often no treatment
  • control underlying disease
  • steroids may help
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7
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scleritis

A
  • corticosteroids
  • NSAIDs
  • immunosuppressants to control underlying disease
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8
Q

cranial nerve palsy

A

surgical?

- prism glasses

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9
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papilloedema

A
  • sleep with head elevated
  • treat cause (diuretics, steroids, surgery)
  • monitor
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10
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GCA

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no vision / neuro = pred
vision / neuro = Methylpred
- aspirin

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11
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retinal detachment

A
  • scleral bucle
  • vitrectomy
  • pneumatic retinotomy
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12
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amaurosis fugax

A
  • stroke workup

- stroke prophylaxis

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13
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posterior vitreous haemorrhage

A
  • no treatment

- laser can be helpful

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14
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vitreous haemorrhage

A
  • observe and tell patients how to prevent it worsening
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15
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retinal artery occlusion

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  • decompress the retinal anterior chamber to reduce IOP
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16
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optic neuritis

A
  • pulsed methylprednisolone

- immunosuppressive treatment if MS

17
Q

cataracts

A
  • observation

- surgery

18
Q

open angle glaucoma

A
  • latanoprost (prostaglandin analogues)
  • beta-blockers (timolol)
  • carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (dorzolamide)
  • sympathomimetics (brimonidine)
  • laser trabeculoplasty / trabculecomy
19
Q

ARMD wet

20
Q

orbital cellulitis

A
  • IV abx
  • nasal decongestant
  • drainage if need be
21
Q

meibomian cyst / chalazion

A
  • warm compress and gentle massage
22
Q

blepharitis

A
  • eyelid hygiene measures
  • omega 3 fatty acids
  • artificial tears
  • topical abx and steroids if need be
23
Q

dry eyes

A
    • artificial tears

- surgical punctual pluds

24
Q

amblyopia (lazy eye)

A
  • correction of any refractive error

- patching of dominant eye or atropine (helps to strengthen weaker eye)

25
squint / strabismus
- correction of refractive errors | - extra-ocular muscle surgery
26
paediatric cataracts
- surgery - glasses / lenses - patching
27
retinitis pigmentosa
- vitamin A supplementatin - fish oils - visual aids
28
retinoblastoma
- enucleation | - radiotherapy / chemo
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keratoconus
- glasses - contact lenses - corneal transplant