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PICTURES Flashcards

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Acute glaucoma

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Chronic glaucoma

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Acute uveitis

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Chronic uveitis

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Anophthalmie

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Blepharitis

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Chronic KCS (dacryoadenopathy) dry nostril ipsilateral side

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Conjunctival cyst

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Cherry eye syndrome

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Conjunctival tumor

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Conjunctival dermoid

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Conjunctivitis

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Corneal dermoid

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Cyclopy

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Deep - non-melting corneal ulcer

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Deep - non-melting corneal ulcer

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Deep melting ulcer

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Deep melting ulcer

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Descemetocele

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Desinfection of eye before surgery

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Endophthalmitis

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Eversion of the 3rd eyelid - microphtalmus

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Eversion of the 3rd eyelid - myositis eosinophilica

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Eversion of the 3rd eyelid -
tetanus
(Bilateral eversion of third eyelid due to muscle spasms of m. retractor bulbi)

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Eversion of the 3rd eyelid

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Exophtalmus -eversion of the 3rd eyelid - myositis eo. or retrobulbar masses

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Eversion of the t-shaped cartilage

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Eye proptosis

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Free island conjunctival graft transplantation

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Fundus camera

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Grid keratotomy

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Hordeolum

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Hypoplasy of ONH

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Indirect ophtalmoscope

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Iris bombe - chronic uveitis

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Indolent, superficial corneal ulcer

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Intermittent ectropion

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Iris cyst

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Iris hypoplasia, coloboma

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Keratic precipitates

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Morgans pocket technique - prolapsed 3rd eye lid, cherry eye

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Non-melting deep corneal ulcer

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Normal fundus - cat

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Normal fundus - dog

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Oedema of the cornea

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Persistent pupillary membrane

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Phthisis bulbae

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Pigmentation of cornea

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Progressive retinal atrophy

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Progressive retinal atrophy

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Prominent nasal fold

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Proptosis of the globe

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Scar formation, cornea - kerectasia

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Spastical entropion

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Symblepharon

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Traumatic injuries 3rd eyelid

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Traumatic injuries eyelid

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Traumatic injury of the conjunctiva

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Trichiasis

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Tumor of the 3rd eye lid

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Tumor of the cornea

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Tumor of the orbit

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Types of uveitis

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Überreiter’s syndrome - in process

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Überreiter’s syndrome

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Überreiter’s syndrome

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Ulceration of cornea

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Uncomplicated superficial corneal ulcer

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Vascularisation of cornea

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Subconjunctival injection

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intravitreal injection

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Schirmer Tear Test

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normal 3rd eyelid. Second picture: normal bulbar surface of 3rd eyelid

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Rose bengal

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Trichiasis

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Abnormal cilia

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Conjunctival injection

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Ciliary injection

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Conjunctivitis

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Conjunctival tumors

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Traumatic injury third eyelid

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Tumors of third eyelid

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nfectious bovine
keratoconjunctivitis

“Pink eye disease”

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Congenital opacity

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Picture of TSCP – What changes occur in the eye in case of TSCP?

a) Decreases the intra ocular pressure (IOP)

b) Something about uveitis.
c) ? d) ?

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a) Decreases the intra ocular pressure (IOP)

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Deep melting ulcer

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Treatment:

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Kuhnt-Szymanowski
- ectropion

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Shiötz tonometer

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This picture of iridocorneal angle. Give definition for A, B and arrow.

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A- iris
B- cornea
arrow- pectinate ligament.

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What is in the picture?

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Direct ophthalmoscope

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