The Eye in Systemic Disease Flashcards

1
Q

why do you get microaneurysms in diabetic retinopathy?

A

chronic hyperglycaemia causes:
glycosylation of protein/basement membrane
this causes loss of pericytes = microaneurysm

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2
Q

2 things caused by microaneurysms ?

A

leakage

ischaemia

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3
Q

microaneurysms
dot blot haemorrhages
cotton wool spots:
what stage of DR is this?

A

non proliferative

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4
Q

2 types of neovascular formation?

A

neovascularisation of disc (NVD)

neovascularisation of periphery (NVE)

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5
Q

what causes loss of vision in DR patients?

A

retinal oedema
vitreous haemorrhage
scarring
retinal detachment

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6
Q

3 stages of retinopathy?

A

no retinopathy
non proliferative retinopathy
proliferative retinopathy

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7
Q

name the 4 stages of maculopathy

A

no maculopathy
observable maculopathy
referrable maculopathy
clinically significant maculopathy

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8
Q

management of diabetic retinopathy?

A

pan retinal laser coagulation (PRP)

vitrectomy

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9
Q

features of hypertensive retinopathy

A
cotton wool spots
hard exudate
retinal haemorrhage
optic disc oedema
"copper/silver wiring" appearance of bv's
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10
Q

who gets accelerated hypertension?

A

young people

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11
Q

sudden painless yet profound loss of vision?

A

occlusion of an artery/vein

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12
Q

what is a cherry red spot?

A

swollen nerve fibre layer becomes swollen except at fovea

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13
Q

where is the cherry red spot usually located?

A

the fovea

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14
Q

what does it mean if an eye is rubeotic?

A

neovascularisation of iris

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15
Q

what is TED?

A

thyroid eye disease

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16
Q

extraocular features of thyroid eye disease

A

proptosis
lid retraction/oedema/lag
restrictive myopathy

17
Q

ocular features of anterior segment thyroid eye disease?

A

chemosis
injection
exposure
glaucoma

18
Q

ocular features of posterior segment thyroid eye disease?

A

choroidal folds

optic nerve swelling

19
Q

Tx of TED

A

lubricants
surgical decompression
control of thyroid dysfunction

20
Q

SLE effect on eye?

A

ocular inflammation

21
Q

RA effect on eye?

A

dry eyes
scleritis
corneal melt

22
Q

sjogrens triad?

A

dry eyes
xerostomia aka dry mouth
RA

23
Q

effect of stephen johnson syndrome on eye?

A

symblepharon
lacrimal gland occlusion
corneal ulcers

24
Q

what is a symblepharon

A

adhesion of bulbar conjunctiva to palpebral conjunctiva