Ophthalmology Flashcards

1
Q
  • slow phase back to the central position with a quick lateral gaze
  • can be normal when a child gazes far upward or laterally
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Jerk Nystagmus

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2
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-nystagmus with equal velocity movements in both directions (to and fro)

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Pendular Nystagmus

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3
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  • deviation of the alignment of one eye in relation to the other
  • cover test: affected eye deviates instead of fixing on the object
  • abnormal corneal light reflex
  • untreated results in amblyopia by age 6
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Strabismus

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4
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  • when the eye appears to deviate but is actually die to other factors
  • extra skin that covers the inner corner of the eye, a borad, flat nose, or eyes set close or far apart
  • normal corneal light reflex
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Pseudostrabismus

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5
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-monitor for this in children with Sturge Webber

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Glaucoma

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6
Q

-complications of Rubella and galactosemia

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Cataracts

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7
Q
  • inflammation or infection of the sebaceous glands in the eyelid
  • Tx: warm compresses and topical Abx
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Stye (hordeolum)

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8
Q
  • blocked tear duct

- massage and milking the gland

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Dacrocystitis

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9
Q
  • lipogranuloma caused by chronic inflammation of the Meibobian gland caused by retention of secretions
  • typically painless
  • refer for surgical excision
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Chalazion

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10
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  • transient decreased visual acuity, unilateral, preceded by a viral illness
  • engorged and inflammed optic disc
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Papillitis

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11
Q
  • loss of visual acuity

- optic discs appear normal

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retrobulbar optic neuropathy

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12
Q
  • enlarged blind spot
  • normal visual acuity
  • loss of AV pulsation
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papilledema

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13
Q
  • pallor in the center of the optic disc
  • narrow arterioles coming off the optic disc
  • retinal pigment deposition on the periphery
  • can be seen with Usher Syndrome
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Retinitis Pigmentosa

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14
Q
  • flame shaped hemorrhages

- NAT

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retinal hemorrhages

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15
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-screen if

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ROP

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