Pharma, Ix, S/s Flashcards

1
Q

adding a phosphate to a steroid makes it…

A

hydrophilic (doesn’t penetrate eye- sits on surface of eye)

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2
Q

adding what to a steroid makes it hydrophobic?

A

alcohol/acetate

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3
Q

hoe do eye steroids work and give examples

A

predforte, predsol (more superficial), dexa and beta

topical admin

suppresses inflammation

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4
Q

what are steroids used for and some side effects

A

post op cataracts, uveitis, endophthalmitis, temporal arteritis + CN 2 ischameia

SE: cataracts, glaucoma, exacerbation of viral infection of eye

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5
Q

what is the only rx modifiable risk factor for glaucoma?

A

raised intra-ocular pressure

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6
Q

what is 1st line mx for glaucoma

A

prostanoids (latanoprost)

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7
Q

beta blockers are ___ line tx for ______, how do they work?

A

2nd line, glaucoma

Timolol/ betaxolol block B receptors on ciliary body

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8
Q

how do carbonic anhydrase inhibitors work in tx of glaucoma

A

dorzolamide- blocks enzyme that forms aqueous

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9
Q

how do parasympathomimetics work

A

makes pupils small and open drain

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10
Q

what is side effect of CA inhibitors

A

bad taste

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11
Q

what are some eye drops

A

local anaesthetic (blocks Na so impedes nerve transduction)- used for FB removal, corneal scraping etc

Dyes (fluorescein)- used to identify dendritic ulcers, abrasion, nasolacrimal duct blockage

dilating pupils: mydriatic (tropicamine- blocks PS supply) and sympathomimetics (atropine)

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12
Q

visual assessment charts?

A

snellen chart, distance vision assessment, near vision, Ishihara plates

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13
Q

tonometry is used for…

A

pressure on cornea- helps dx glaucoma

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14
Q

corneal topography used for…

A

shows scarring of cornea

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15
Q

fluorescein angio shows

A

blood flow in eye

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16
Q

slit lamp exam shows

A

a LOT of pathology (macular degeneration etc)

17
Q

fundoscopy shows

A

images back of eye (macula, optic disc etc)

18
Q

optical coherence tomography (Optical CT)

A

good, high quality images of retina

19
Q

red flags for eyes…?

A

visual loss/ blurriness, sudden visual loss

20
Q

what is metamorphopsia

A

seeing straight lines as curvy

21
Q

gritty pain=

ache=

A

surface pathology

intraocular pathology

22
Q

what can be some causes for abnormal pupil

A

trauma to sphincter/dilator muscles, adhesions, rubeosis, coloboma, tadpole pupil