QUESTIONS Flashcards
How do you treat post op pupillary block
cycloplegia, LPI
How do you treat post op ciliary block?
cycloplegia, LPI (to r/o pupillary block), aqueous suppression
patients with elevated IOP from ICE syndrome…what is best therapy?
tube shunt vs trabeculectomy. laser angle surgery doesn’t work due to angle abnl
What serologic markers are most associated with uveitis in JIA patients?
postive ANA with negative RF
First line treatment for fungal keratitis?
natamycin–only available topical anti fungal in US
When should you consider giving steroids in EKC?
SEIs or pseudomembranes
prostaglandin ocular side effects?
macular edema, uveitis
topical carbonic anhydrase ocular side effects?
K edema
laser trabeculoplasty is good for patients for what kind of angle structure?
open angles such as in pseudo exfoliation syndrome
what is Kasabach Merritt syndrome?
infantile hemangioma on organs leading to thrombocytopenia due to sequestration
anterioposterior width of lens at birth and in adult?
3.5 mm and 5 mm in adults
what’s the width of a phase tip?
1.6mm
what optic disc features are seen in NTG?
larger CDR, sloping, PPA, disc hemorrhage
what is scleromalacia perforans?
necrotizing scleritis WITHOUT inflammation. Associated with RA and is painless. High mortality–manage with a rheumatologist
redundant periumbilical fold is associated with what condition?
axenfeld rieger
interrupted PKP sutures are best for what kind of patients?
inflamed K, children, thin cornea, and vascularized corneas.
allows sutures to be removed individually if needed
rubella infection of second trimester is associated with what?
retinopathy
rubella of first trimester is associated with sequestration of virus in lens leading to cataracts… what other association is almost never seen at the same time with cataracts in these patients
congenital glaucoma
myasthenia gravis is also associated with what comorbid condition?
Graves and thymoma
Get TSH and CT chest/neck
salt pepper fundus
congenital rubella mostly associated with second trimester infection
describe Lisch Epithelial Corneal Dystrophy?
X link dominant condition with micro cysts in epithelium forming whirl like pattern. Similar to Meesman’s
definition and width of perifovea
1.5 mm, area of the very peripheral macula
width of parafovea
0.5mm, area surrounding fovea. It is where ganglion cells are the thickest
foveola definition. width of foveola?
area where there’s only cones.
250 microns