Ophtho Flashcards

1
Q

When does Retinopathy of Prematurity screening need to happen (what age/weight)

A

< 1500 g
or if < 30 wk GA (start at 31wk GA or 4 wk post birth)

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2
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Difference between preseptal and orbital cellulitis

A

Orbital:
+ Proptosis
+ Pain with eye movement
+ Ophthalmoplegia, diplopia, visual impairment

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3
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Abx for preseptal cellulitis

A

bactrim or clinda
AND 3rd gen cephalosporin (cefdinir or cefpodoxime)

or Augmentin

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4
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Risk factor for Primary intracranial htn (IIH or pseudomotor cerebrii)

A

obesity
PCOS
post-pubertal women

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5
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What is a normal LP opening pressure? (pediatric)

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Mean ~20, Max 28 ish (90th percentile)

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6
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When does gonorrhea conjunctivitis in neonates present vs. chlamydia trachomatis conjunctivitis?

A

Gonorrhea: early if no eye ointment is given
C. Trachomatis: 7d-4wk

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7
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Corneal clouding, photophobia, chronic/intermittent tearing in neonate/infant. Dx?

A

early-onset glaucoma

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8
Q

Secondary glaucoma is associated with which syndrome? And what other diseases?

A

Sturge-Weber

Aniridia
ROP
cataract surgery
tumor, trauma, steroids

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9
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Acute dacrocystitis, where do you see it?

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inferior and medial to the medial canthus

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10
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Management of traumatic hyphema and what is it

A

Collection of blood in anterior chamber of the eye from shearing of blood vessels in iris and ciliary body

Management: place eye shield
Bed rest
Eye rest
Topical cycloplegics
Steroids
Analgesia
Elevate HOB to 30 degrees
Aggresive nausea tx

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Management of traumatic hyphema and what is it

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Collection of blood in anterior chamber of the eye from shearing of blood vessels in iris and ciliary body

Management: place eye shield
Bed rest
Eye rest
Topical cycloplegics
Steroids
Analgesia
Elevate HOB to 30 degrees
Aggresive nausea tx

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12
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Pathophys of chalazion vs. sty

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Chalazion: Obstruction + inflammation of meibomian glands

Sty (tender/edematous), i.e. hordeola: external hordeolum abscess(infection of meibomian glands or glans of Zeis/Moll) associated with hair follicles

Both: apply warm compresses
Chalazion: steroid injection if not better
Sty: I&D if not better in 1-2 weeks

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13
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Nystagmus (pendular, small fast horizontal, DYSCONJUGATE), torticollis, head titubation. Dx?

A

Triad of spasmus nutans

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14
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Tx for spasmus nutans

A

should resolve by childhood

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15
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When does spasmuc nutans present

A

> 6 mo to 12mo

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16
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Eye movements in opsoclonus-yoclonus-ataxia

A

“dancing eye”, irregular
Associated with neuroblastoma, can also be postviral

17
Q

When do hemangiomas start and when should they involute and go away by

A

Start 3-5 mo, involute by 12 mo, goes away by 4 yo

18
Q

Which sinus is most closely related to orbital abscess?

A

ethmoid

19
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Which sinus is most closely related to orbital abscess?

A

ethmoid