Teir 1 Flashcards by Sarah Klassen

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AC

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Anterior chamber

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AMD

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Age-related macular degeneration

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APD

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(Relative) afferent pupillary defect

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ARx

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Autorefraction

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ASC

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Ambulatory surgery center

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BID

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Twice a day (Latin)

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C/D

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Cup to disc ratio

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cc

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With correction

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CF

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Counting fingers

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CL

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Contact lens

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CME

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Cystoid macular edema

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D

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Diopter

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DES

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Dry eye syndrome

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DFE

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Dilated fundus exam

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DM

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Diabetes mellitus

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DME

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Diabetic macular edema

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f/u

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Follow up

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FHx

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Family history

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gtt

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Drop

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GVF

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Goldmann visual field

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h/o

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History of (used for traumas, accidents, etc)

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HM

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Hand motion

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HVF

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Humphrey visual field

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Hx

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History

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IN

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Inferonasal

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IOL

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Intraocular lens

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IOP

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Intaocular pressure

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IT

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Inferotemporal

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IVA

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Intravirteal avastin

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IVE

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Intravitreal eylea

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LP

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Light perception

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MRx

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Manifest refraction

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NI

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No improvement

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NKDA

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No known drug allergy

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NLP

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No light perception

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NS

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Nuclear sclerosis (cataract)

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OCT

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Optical coherence tomography

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OD

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Right eye (Latin)

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OR

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Operating room

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OS

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Left eye (Latin)

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OU

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Both eyes (Latin)

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PCIOL

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Posterior chamber intraocular lens

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PEE

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Punctuate epithelial erosions

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PEK

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Punctate epithelial keratopathy

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PF

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Pred forte (prednisolone acetate)

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PFAT

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Preservative free artificial tears

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PH

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Pin hole

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PO

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By mouth (Latin)

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POAG

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Primary open angle glaucoma

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POD

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Postoperative day

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POM

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Postoperative month

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POV

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Postoperative visit

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POW

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Postoperative week

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PSC

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Posterior subcapsular cataract

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PVD

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Posterior vitreous detachment

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q#hr

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Once every # hours (Latin)

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q#weeks

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Once every # weeks (Latin)

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QAM

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Once each morning (Latin)

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QD

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Once a day (Latin)

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qhs

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At bedtime (Latin)

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QID

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Four times a day (Latin)

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QOD

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Once every other day (Latin)

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r/b/a

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Risks/benefits/alternatives

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RD

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Retinal detachment

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ROS

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Review of systems

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RTC

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Return to clinic

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s/p

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Status post (used for procedures)

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sc

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Without correction

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SN

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Superonasal

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SSRD

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Signs and symptoms flog retinal detachment (counseling abbreviation for PVD, RD, HST)

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ST

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Superotemporal

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TID

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Three times a day (Latin)

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VA

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Visual acuity