Ophthalmologic Emergencies Flashcards
1
Q
painful eye, watery discharge, diffuse injection, visual abrasion
A
Corneal abrasion
2
Q
If a patient has punctuate lesions, consider _____.
A
keratitis
3
Q
Pain with eye movement, fever, normal or decreased visual acuity, injected conjunctiva, occasionally increased IOP
A
orbital cellulitis
4
Q
painful eye, photophobia, decreased acuity, perilimbal flush, flare and cells in anterior chamber
A
Iritis
5
Q
Severly painful eye, headache, N/V, cloudy or hazy injection, midpoint pupils that are poorly reactive
A
acute angle closure glaucoma
6
Q
blood or blood clots in the anterior chamber
A
Hyphemia
7
Q
pale retina, cherry red spot, sudden, profound, painless monocular loss of vision
A
Central retinal artery occlusion
8
Q
blood and thunder fundus
A
central retinal vein occlusion
