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UNIT 3: Follow Up Care Flashcards

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Subjective Analysis : Wearing Time

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  • Consistency
  • At time of visit
  • Day before
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Subjective Analysis : Vision and Comfort Problems

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  • When do they occur?
  • Do they subside or become worse?
  • Feeling
  • Burning
  • Itching
  • Fogging
  • Slipping
  • Vision
  • Photophobia
  • Edge blur
  • Spectacle blue
  • Injection
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Methods of Lens Care

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  • Have the patient describe and demonstrate how
    they care for their lenses.
  • Correct and instruct as needed
  • Verify consistency of cleaning and disinfection
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Types and Brands of Solutions Used

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  • Have the patient bring all lens care solutions to each visit.
  • Compare to solutions originally dispensed
  • Check preservatives
  • Check compatibility of solutions
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Objective Analysis : Soft Lenses

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  • Visual Acuity:
    • Steep Lenses
    • Flat Lenses
    • Uncorrected astigmatism
    • Presbyopia - Near acuity
    • Dehydration - Environment, Medications
    • Deposits
    • Inside-out lens
  • Blinking
  • Biomicroscopy with lenses:
    • Lens Movement: Sclerotic Scatter, Direct
      • .5 - 1mm on upward gaze
      • Free movement, no conjunctival drag
    • Lens Position: Sclerotic Scatter, Direct
      • Full corneal coverage
      • 1mm beyond the visible iris
      • Lens defects: Direct, Retro
        • Splits
        • Nicks
      • Lens Deposits: Direct, Retro
        • Organic
        • Inorganic
      • Keratometry with lenses:
        • Quality of the mires
        • Stability of the mires
      • Retinoscopy with lenses:
        • Quality of the reflex
        • Stability of the reflex
  • Biomicroscopy without lenses:
    - Bulbar Conjunctiva: Direct, Indirect
    - Circumcorneal Injection
    - Cysts
    - Pingueculas
    - Cornea: Direct, Sclerotic Scatter, Retro,
    Specular Reflection
    - Neovascularization
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Conjuctival Cyst

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Pinguecula

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Pterygium

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Cornea Parallel Piped

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Cornea: Sclerotic Scatter

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Cornea: Specular Reflection

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Cornea: Neovascularization

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  • Blood vessel growth into the cornea
  • Causes:
    • Lack of O2
    • Stimulation of limbal vessels
    • Infection
    • Injury
    • Surgery
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Circumcorneal Injection & Neovascularization

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Neovascularization

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Objective Analysis: Soft Lenses

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  • Biomicroscopy without lenses:
    • Cornea:
      • Edema: Vertical Striae Polymegathism
      • Infiltrates, Ulcers
      • Staining:
        • Arcuate
        • SPK Superficial Punctate Keratitis
        • SLK Superior Limbic Keratoconjunctivitis
        • Foreign Body
        • Inferior Removal Stain
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Vertical Striae, a series of parallel, whitish lines in the deep stroma

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Polymegathism

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Pseudominas Ulcer

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  • Mascara, solutions, dirt, water, extended wear
    contact, weakened immune system (AIDS)
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Acanthamoeba

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  • Has been detected in contaminated water
    supplies, hot tubs and swimming pools/ it
    invades the cornea through an abrasion.
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Inferior Removal Stain

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Superficial Punctate Keratitis

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Superior Limbic Keratoconjunctivits (SLK)

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Objective Analysis: Soft Lenses

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  • Keratometry without lenses:
    • Change in readings within 0.50 diopter
    • Quality of the mires
  • Lens Inspection:
    • Deposits
    • Discoloration
    • Damage
    • Power
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Soft Lens Tear with Fungus

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Soft Lens Deposits

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Discolored Soft Lenses

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S.O.A.P.

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  • Subjective Findings
  • Objective Findings
  • Action: Corrective Action
    • Refer for medical treatment
    • Change lens parameters or material
    • Lens care
    • Wearing schedule
  • Patient Instructions
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Objective Analysis: Rigid Lenses

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  • Visual Acuity
    • Steep Lenses
    • Flat Lenses
    • Uncorrected Astigmatism
    • Presbyopia: Near Acuity
    • Dehydration: Environment, Medications
    • Deposits
  • Blinking
  • Biomicroscopy with Lenses:
    • Lens Movement: Sclerotic Scatter, Direct:
      • Good Movement with Blink
      • Rapid return to centered or slightly superior
        position following blink
    • Lens Position: Sclerotic Scatter, Direct
      • Interpalpebral: Centered
      • Lid Attachment: Slightly Superior
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Lid Attachment

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Interpalpebral

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31
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Objective Analysis: Rigid Lenses

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  • Biomicroscopy with Lenses:
    • Lens Defects: Direct, Retro
      • Scratches
      • Nicks
      • Non Wetting Surface
    • Lens Deposits: Direct, Retro
      • Organic
      • Inorganic
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Scratched GP Lens with Deposits

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33
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Scratched GP Lens

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Non- Wetting GP Lens

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Sclerotic Scatter with GP Lens Deposits

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Objective Analysis: Rigid Lenses

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  • Fluorescein Patterns
    • Peripheral clearance
    • Alignment
    • Steep
    • Flat
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Steep GP Fluorescein Pattern

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Objective Analysis: Rigid Lenses

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  • Keratometry with lenses:
    • Quality of the mires
    • Stability of the mires
    • Amount of astigmatism
  • Retinoscopy with lenses:
    • Quality of the reflex
    • Stability of the reflex
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Objective Analysis: Rigid Lenses

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  • Biomicroscopy without lenses:
    • Lid Margins: Direct, Indirect
      • Meibomian glands, lacrimal lake
    • Palpebral Conjunctiva: Direct, Indirect
      • Cysts
      • Injection
      • CPC (Upper)
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Healthy Eye

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41
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Lid Margins

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42
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Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis

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43
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GPC with Fluorescein

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44
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Objective Analysis: Rigid Lenses

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  • Biomicroscopy without Lenses:
    • Bulbar Conjunctiva: Direct, Indirect
      • Circumcorneal Injection
      • Cysts
      • Pingueculas
    • Cornea: Direct ( Parallel Piped, Optic Section ),
      Sclerotic Scatter, Retro, Specular Reflection.
      • Neovascularization
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Circumcorneal Injection & Neovascularization

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46
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Neovascularization

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47
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Objective Analysis: GP Lenses

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  • Biomicroscopy without lenses:
    • Cornea:
      • Edema: CCC ( Central Corneal Clouding ),
        Microcysts
      • Infiltrates, Ulcers
      • Staining :
        • Arcuate
        • SPK ( Superficial Punctate Keratitis )
        • 3:00 - 9:00
        • Central abrasion
        • Foreign body
        • Dimple Veiling - Bubbles
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Central Corneal Clouding

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Microcysts

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Bacterial Ulcer with Hypopon

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Arcuate Staining

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Arcuate Staining

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3:00 & 9:00 Staining with Dellen

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Cornea: Keratitis Sicca

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  • Also known as Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca
  • Several Possible Causes:
    • Reduced function of the lacrimal glands
    • Excessive evaporation of tears
    • Mucin deficiency
  • Tests:
    • Rose Bengal, Schrimer
    • Tear Break Up Time
    • Lacrimal Lake
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Keratitis Sicca with Rose Bengal

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Tear Break Up Time

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Corneal Dryness

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Central Abrasion

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Foreign Body Staining

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Dimple Veiling

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Dimple Veiling

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Objective Analysis: Rigid Lenses

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  • Keratometry without lenses:
    • Change in readings with 0.50D
    • Quality of the mires
  • Lens Inspection:
    • Deposits
    • Scratches
    • Warpage
    • Power
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S.O.A.P.

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  • Subjective Findings
  • Objective Findings
  • Action: Corrective Action
    • Refer for medical treatment
    • Change lens parameters or material
    • Lens care
    • Wearing schedule
  • Patient instructions

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