Techniques Flashcards

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For what diameter of cornea is Imbert-Fick true?

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3.06mm

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What is the Imbert-Fick law?

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IOP = Contact force / area of contact

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What assumptions are made in Imbert-Fick?

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Assumes cornea is infinitely thin, perfectly elastic and perfectly flexible.

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Why 3.06mm?

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Corneal rigidity and tear film are roughly approximate so cancel each other out

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Name four anaesthetics

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Lignocaine, oxybuprocaine, proxymetacaine, tetracaine.

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Which anaesthetic is less stingy?

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Proxymetacaine but has to be stored in the fridge

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Why is time recorded with IOP?

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Slight oedema of cornea in morning - raised pressure

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What normal variations occur in IOP?

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Stress, contraction of extra ocular muscles, squeezing lids, patient supine, tight collar, arterial pulsation, accommodation

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What should you do if corneal astigmatism is greater than 3?

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Place probe axis at 43 degrees to flattest meridian.

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When would you refer?

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> 21mmHg

>5mmHg asymmetry

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How would you detect cells and flare?

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Conical beam 2x2mm light source at 46-60 degrees, bright light on pupil, oscillate light source

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