Ophthalmology Flashcards

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Visual acuity grades

A

Snellen acuity –> counting fingers –> hand motion –> light perception –> no light perception

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2
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Color vision test

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Ishihara plates (pseudoisochromatic)

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3
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Visual field test

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confrontation
automated (humphrey, goldmann, tangent screen)
Amsler grid

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4
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Shallow anterior chamber

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> 2/3 side of iris in shadow

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5
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Slit lamp dyes

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fluorescein, rose bengal

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6
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tonometry

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Goldmann applanation

tonopen

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7
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Top 3 Dx acute vision loss

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Trauma/foreign
retinal artery/vein occlusion
retinal detachment

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8
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Top 3 Dx chronic vision loss Reversible

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cataract
refractive error
corneal dystrophy

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9
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Top 3 Dx chronic vision loss irreversible

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ARMD
glaucoma
diabetic retinopathy

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10
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Treat corneal abrasion

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Antibiotic drop/ointment
NSAID
cycloplegic
tight patch

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11
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Retinal detachment presentation

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sudden, flash and floater, curtain of blackness, loss central, decreased IOP, loss red reflex

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12
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Retinal detachment management

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laser cryotherapy
slceral buckle
pneumatic retinopexy
vitrectomy

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13
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CRAO/BRAO presentation

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monocular loss vision (painless unless temporal arteritis)
Hx amaurosis fugax
RAPD
fundoscopy = cherry-red, retinal pallor, narrowed arterioles, cotton-wool, hollenhorst (cholesterol)

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14
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CRVO/BRVO presentation

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HTN, DM, CAD, glaucoma, hyperviscosity, drugs (OCP, diuretic)
hemorrhage, cotton wool, congestion, RAPD, blood and thunder appearance, venous engorge, macular edema, swollen optic disc

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15
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Diabetic retinopathy

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Non-proliferative: dot/blot hemorrhage, microaneurysm, exudate, beading, cotton wool
Proliferative: neovascularization

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16
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Keith-Wagener-Barker classification of HTN

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Group1 = narrowing of arterioles
2 = focal irregularities (AV nicking)
3 = cotton wool, hemorrhage, exudates
4 = papilledema
17
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Temporal arteritis (giant cell)

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women > 60 yr
monocular vision loss, temporal artery pain, jaw claudication, scalp tender, constitutional, asso w/ polymyalgia rheumatica

18
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Mydriatic duration of action

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phenylephrine –> tropicamide –> cyclopentolate –> homatropine –> atropine –> scopolamine