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Ophthalmology Flashcards

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Blunt trauma commonly occurs due to

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Tennis ball injury

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2
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Cannalicular lacerations repaired using

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CRAWFORD silicone tube or MINI- MONOKA stent

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3
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Vertical tears in Descemet Membrane

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Birth Truama

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4
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Most Common manifestation in Blunt Trauma

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Hypha due to hemorrhage from Circulus Iridis Major.

Treatment- Elevate Head of patient + Steroids

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5
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Blunt Trauma changes in Pupil

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Initially miosis then mydriasis.
Iridodialysis- root of iris detached from ciliary body- D shaped pupil- Monocular Diplopia.
Angle Recession- ciliary body ruptures near anterior attachment.

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6
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Vossius Ring

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Imprint of miotic pupil on anterior capsule of lens

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7
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Rosette Cataract

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Posterior Subcapsular Cataract

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Subluxation of Lens

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Lens moves in direction of intact zonules

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9
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Dislocated Lens

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MC into vitreous,

360 zonular fibre rupture

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10
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Commotio Retinae

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Posterior pole, due to Berlins Edema

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11
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Pathognomic for previous blunt trauma

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Bucket Handle Appearance

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12
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Traumatic Optic Neuropathy

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Only light perception present,

RAPD/ AAPD only clinical sign present

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13
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Ghost Cell Glaucoma

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Candy Stripe Sign

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14
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Rupture of globe site

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Vicnity of Schlemm’s Canal- Superonasal Limbus and Sclera- 3mm posterior to Limbus

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15
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MC IOFB

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Iron and Steel- Toxic Metallic

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16
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Caterpillar Hair

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Granulomatous Iridocyclitis- Opthalmia Nodosa

17
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Seidels Test

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Fluroscein dye

18
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Blow out fracture site

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Floor of the orbit

19
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Panda/ Racoon Eyes

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Orbital Roof Fractures

20
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Only Acid that penetrates Cornea

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Hydrofluoric Acid

21
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Oculae Surface Burns Classification

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Roper Hall and

Dua Classification

22
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Medial wall of orbit

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  1. Body of sphenoid.
  2. Medially- Ethmoidal Air Sinuses.
  3. Thinnest
23
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MCC of Orbital Cellulitis

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Ethmoiditis

24
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Floor of Orbit

25
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Infraorbital Foramen

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Infraorbital nerve, artery and vein

26
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Lateral wall

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Greater wing of sphenoid

27
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Roof

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Lesser wing of sphenoid

28
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Supraorbital Foramen

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Supraorbital Nerve and Artery

29
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Optic Canal

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Between Roof and Medial Wall- lesser and greater wing of sphenoid-
Optic Nerve and Ophthalmic Artery

30
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Superior Orbital Fissure

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Roof and Lateral Wall- lesser and greater wing of sphenoid- 3.4.5- opthalmic, 6th Nerves.

31
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Inferior Orbital Fissure

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Maxillary Nerve, Infraorbital Vein and branches of Pterygopalatine Ganglion

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