PE- Eyes Flashcards
___: sluggish pupillary rxn to light that is unilateral.
Cause- PS lesion of CN III
Adie’s Pupil
etio of Adies pupil: (3)
- DM
- Alcoholism
- Automonic dz
___: bilaterally sm. & irregular pupils that accomodate but dont rxn to light
Argyll Robertson
hypo-adrenalism (Addison’s dz) will show ___ sign in the pupils
Arroyo signs- sluggish pupillary rxn
blepharitis:____
inflammation of the eylid - seborrhea, staph, inflam
__: infection of the meibomian gland
Chalazion –> pts inside of the lid
pale conjunctiva can indicate ____
anemia
___: grayish opaque ring around the cornea
indicates: lipid infiltration
corneal arcus
__: blurring of their vision in the peripheral fields as well as rings around lights. Increase presure over 22mmHg
glaucoma
___: infection of the sebaceous glands
hordoleum (sty)
horner’s sx: ___
ptosis, miosis, anhydrosis– C/S SP
dz that would show dilated pupils with ptosis and lateral deviation - doesnt react to light or accommodation
Multiple Sclerosis (internal Ophthalmoplegia)
MC reason for blindness in elderly
Macular degeneration
drusen bodies in the eye
macular degeneration
___: will be seen in the pupils when there is an increase in intracranial pressure (feathered disc)
papilledema (choked disc)