OPTHALMOLOGY 3 Flashcards

1
Q

whats the most exposed mucous membrane in the body?

A

conjuctiva

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2
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describe the structure/location of palpebral conjuctiva, nictitans conjuctiva, and bulbular conjuctiva

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3
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what is conjuctivitis?

A

Diffuse reddening, variable amount of discharge and
conjunctival swelling

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4
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what 3 things should you chekc in the case of conjuctivitis?

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5
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what are causes of ACUTE conjuctivitis?

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6
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what are causes of CHRONIC conjuctivitis?

A

dry eye

also allergic

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7
Q

what is opthalmia neonatorum?

A

Infection within the conjunctival sac before natural
opening of the lids at 10‐14 days.

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8
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what is tx of opthalmia neonatorum?

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swollen lids must be manually oepned and flushed

lubricant needed for eyes

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9
Q

what is chemosis?

A

sub-conjuctival oedema

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10
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what are some causes of conjuctivla trauma

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*laceration
*subconjuctival haemorrhage
*chemical injury
*foreign body

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11
Q

What is a dermoid?

A

conjuctival mass:
congenital abnormality:
normal tisse in an abnormal location

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12
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What are types of neoplasiac conjuctival masses?

A

primary
secondary [has metastasised to the eye]

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13
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what are the 3 broad functions of the lacrimal & nasolacrimal systems?

A

*secretory
*distributory
*drainage

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14
Q

most cases of KCD are caused by..

A

immune mediated destruction of their lacrimal tissue (lacrimal
and nictitans glands)

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15
Q

prediposing factors (not breeds) to immune-mediated dry eye?

A

neutering
endocrine disease

hypothyroid
hyperadrenocorticism
diabetes

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16
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breed predispositions to immune mediated KCS?

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WHWT, cocker, CKCS, lhasa apso, bulldogs, toy poodle, english sp spaniel

17
Q

causes of KCS?

A

drug induced
neurogenic
congenital
infectious
iatrogenic
radiotherapy

18
Q

what are some signs of KCS?

A
  • Conjunctivitis ‐ the earliest sign may be conjunctival
    hyperaemia
  • Tenacious mucopurulent discharge
  • Corneal neovascularisation
  • Corneal pigmentation
  • Lack lustre cornea
19
Q

neurogenic KCS will lead ot what additional symptom?

A

dry nose on same side

20
Q

a schirmer tear test of what number indicates normal?

A

≥ 15 mm/min

21
Q

what is tx of KCS?

A

*tear replacements
*tear stimulation
*parotid duct transposition sx

22
Q

what is a medial canthoplasty? how does it help with KCS?

A

reduces surface area of eye and therefore tear loss

23
Q

What is epiphora?

A

overflow of tears due to poor drainage

24
Q

the Fluorescein drainage test (Jones’ test) tests which system?

A

nasolacrimal system

25
Q

describe a nasolacrimal cannulation (Jones II test)

A

fluid flush from upper penctum flows out through lower punctum

26
Q

why are tear stains rust colored?

A

porphyrins excreted in tears

27
Q

what is dacryocystitis

A

inflammation of lacrimal sac