Signs & Symptoms Flashcards
what are the 3 Cs for describing the optic disc in fundoscopy
contour, colour, cup
in which conditions is the cup:disc ratio relevant
papilledema, glaucoma
where would a lesion causing right monocular vision loss be
right optic nerve
where would a lesion causing a right homonymous hemianopia be
left optic tract
where would a lesion causing bitemporal hemianopia be
optic chiasm
where would a lesion causing a superior quadrantonopia be
temporal lobe
where would a lesion causing an inferior quandrantonopia be
parietal lobe
where would a lesion causing right hemianopia but sparing the macula be
left primary visual cortex
what examination is first like for diplopia
cover test
what is esotropia
eye turns in on cover test
what is exotropia
eye turns out on cover test
what is hypertropia
eye turns down on cover test
what is hypotropia
eye turns up on cover test
what muscles could be responsible for horizontal diplopia
lateral rectus or medial rectus
what muscles could be responsible for vertical diplopia
superior oblique, superior rectus, inferior rectus, inferior oblique
