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Ophthalmics Flashcards

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uses of glucocorticoids

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inflammation caused by:
allergic conjunctivitis
superficial keratitis
iritis
post op
corneal injury
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ADRs of glucocorticoids

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glaucoma, loss of visual acuity, delayed wound healing, secondary infection, dry eyes, corneal ulcers, systemic side effects

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Examples of glucocorticoids

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*Dexamethasone (C)- soln, susp, oint
*Prednisolone (C) - soln, susp
Flurometholone (C)- soln, susp
Rimexolone (C)- susp
loteprednol

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steroid + antibiotic combos

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polymyxin B + neomycin+ dexamethasone (C)

used for inflammation due to infection

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5
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use for NSAIDs

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inflammation post op

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NSAIDs MOA

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inhibit prostaglandin synthesis

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NSIADs precautions

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cross sensitivity with aspirin

bleeding if absorbed systemically

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NSAIDs ADRs

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burning, stinging, itching, allergic reactions, blurred vision, dryness

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Examples of NSAIDs

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Ketorolac (C) - for allergic conjunctivitis itching, post cataract surgery inflammation
Diclofenac (B)
Flurbiprophen (C)- inhibition of intraoperative miosis

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uses for Antibiotics

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superficial ocular infections such as conjunctivitis, keratitis, blepharitis, corneal ulcers

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11
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All ophthalmic antibiotics effective against

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staph, strep, h. influenza

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sulfonamides effective against

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E. coli, Klebsiella, enterobacter

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sulfonamides examples

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Sulfacetamide (C)- soln, oint

4x per day - low compliance

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macrolides

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erythromycin (B)- used in eyes of newborns, oint

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15
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fluoroquinolones ADRs

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white crystalline precipitates
bitter taste
corneal staining
decreased vision
lid margin crusting
lid edema
tearing
photophobia
DO NOT USE IN CHILDREN UNDER 18
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fluoroquinolones Examples

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all end in oxacin, all (C) solns

norfloxacin, ciprofloxacin, gatifloxacin, ofloxacin, moxifloxacin

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aminoglycosides ADRs

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localized toxicity, localized hypersensitivity, lid edema, lid itching

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aminoglycosides examples

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gentamycin (C) - soln, oint

tobramycin (C)- soln, oint

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advanced macrolides example

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azithromycin (C) soln

broad spectrum, very compliant, long half life, expensive

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combo products examples

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polymyxin B + neomycin + bacitracin
polymyxin B + trimethoprim (good for kids)
polymyxin B + bacitracin

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uses of mydriatics, cycloplegics

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only in office pre-procedures to dilate pupils (anticholinergics)

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mydriatics/ cycloplegics ADRs

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increase IOP
burning, stinging
conjunctivitis
allergic lid reactions
blurred vision
light sensitivity
dry mouth
tachycardia
headache
hallucinations
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23
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Examples of mydriatics/cycloplegics

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tropicamide (C)- short duration

atropine (C) up to 24 hours, usually avoided

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24
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Lubricants examples

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used for dry eyes

artificial tears, Celluvisc, Tearisol, Refresh, Adsorbanac, Muro 128, Duratears Naturale, Lacrilube, Hypotears,

25
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Antihistamines uses

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prevention and relief of eye from symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis

26
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Antihistamine MOA

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stabilize mast cells and/or block H1

27
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Histamine H1 blockers

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*Levocabstine (C)

Emedastine (B)

28
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Mast Cell Stabilizers

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*Cromolyn (B)
Lodoxamide
Nedcromil

29
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Combo H1 blockers/ Mast Cell Stabilizers

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*Olopatadine
Azelastine
Epinastine
Ketotifen

30
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MOA for mixed receptor adrenergic agonists

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α1 agonist: Contraction of radial dilator pupillae muscle → stretch trabecular meshwork → ↑ outflow of aqueous humor → Decreased IOP
α2 agonist: Bind to presynaptic α2 receptor → inhibits NE release → Decreased NE binding to beta receptors → Decreased secretion/production of aqueous humor from ciliary body → Decreased IOP

31
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Precautions in mixed receptor adrenergic agonists

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HTN, CVD (α1 agonist activity will exacerbate these conditions)
DM, asthma (α2 agonist activity with subsequent beta-blocking activity will exacerbate these conditions)

32
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ADRs for mixed receptor adrenergic agonists

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Local: stinging, burning, allergic reactions
Systemic: headache, tachycardia, HTN

33
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examples of mixed action adrenergic agonists

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Dipivefrin (Propine)

34
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α2 agonist MOA

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Bind to presynaptic α2 receptor → inhibits NE release → Decreased NE binding to beta receptors → Decreased secretion/production of aqueous humor from ciliary body → Decreased IOP

35
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α2 agonist precautions

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DM, asthma, depression, orthostatic hypotension

36
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α2 agonist ADRs

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Local: stinging, burning, redness, itching
Systemic: tachycardia, headache, CNS effects, dyspepsia, cough

37
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α2 agonist example

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Brimonidine (Alphagan)

38
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beta blocker MOA

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Block beta receptor in ciliary body → Decreased secretion/production of aqueous humor from ciliary body → Decreased IOP

39
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beta blocker precautions

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Contraindicated in: asthma, COPD, sinus bradycardia

Precautions: CVD, DM, hyperthyroid, angle closure glaucoma

40
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beta blocker ADRs

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Local: itching, burning, keratitis, visual distrubances
Systemic: CVS, CNS, pulmonary, DM, nausea,

41
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beta blocker examples

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“olol” ending - all (C)
Levobunolol (Betagan)
Carteolol (Ocupres)
Timolol (Timoptic)
Betaxolol (Betoptic)
42
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direct muscarinic agonist MOA

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Contraction of circular constrictor pupillae muscle → stretch trabecular meshwork → ↑ outflow of aqueous humor → Decreased IOP

43
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direct muscarinic agonist precautions

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Contraindicated in: acute iritis & uveitis
Precautions:
CVD, asthma, PUD, GI spasm, Parkinson’s Disease

44
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direct muscarinic agonist ADRs

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Local: edema, clouding, burning, stinging, retinal detachment, visual disturbances
Systemic: SLUDGE

45
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direct muscarinic agonist examples

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Pilocarpine (Pilocar) (C)

carbachol (C)

46
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carbonic anhydrase inhibitors MOAs

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Inhibition of carbonic anhydrase II in the ciliary processes of the eye → decreased aqueous humor secretion → Decreased IOP

47
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carbonic anhydrase inhibitors precautions

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Sulfonamide derivative – same potential ADRs as sulfonamide antibiotics

48
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carbonic anhydrase inhibitors ADRs

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Local: burning, stinging, blurred vision
Systemic: Sulfonamide ADRs, headache, metallic taste

49
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carbonic anhydrase inhibitors examples

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Dorzolomide (Trusopt)

** available with timolol in combination product called Cosopt**

50
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prostaglandin analogs MOA

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Increased outflow of aqueous humor via uveoscleral route → Decreased IOP

51
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prostaglandin analogs precautions

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Irreversible eye pigment changes

52
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prostaglandin analogs ADRs

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Local: blurred vision, burning, stinging, eye pigment changes
Systemic: URI, muscle pain, rash

53
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prostaglandin analogs examples

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Latanoprost (Xalatan)

54
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sympathomimetics examples

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Oxymetazolone (B)
naphazoline (B)
tetrahydrozoline (B)
phenylephrine (B)

55
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sympathomimetics MOA

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alpha 1 agonist, vasoconstriction/ decongestant

56
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antivirals examples

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Herpes Keratitis Tx:
*Vidarabine (C)
*Trifluridine (C)
Idoxuridine (C)

CMV retinis Tx:
ganciclovir implant
fomiversin (C) inj

57
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antifungals examples

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*Natamycin susp

Amphotericin (B)

58
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immunomodulators example

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Cyclosporine (C)

used as anti-inflammatory for keratoconjunctivitis and chronic dry eye

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