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Visual Analysis 1 Flashcards

1
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Visual Pattern

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Accommodative Pattern
Convergence Pattern
Neurological Pattern

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2
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Set of symptoms characteristic of a medical condition

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Symptomatology

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3
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Decreased vision that is ocular in nature

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Constant BOV

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4
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Decreased vision that is pathologic in nature

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Intermittent BOV

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5
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Analysis:
Dry refraction VT #7: -3.00DS
Wet refraction VT #7: -1.00DS

Question: If myopia gets down after wet refraction or superfog, the patient might have?

A

Pseudo myopia

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6
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Analysis:
Dry refraction VT #7: = +2.50DS
Wet refraction VT #7= +4.75DS

Question: If hyperopia goes up after wet refraction or superfog, the patient might have?

A

Latent hyperopia

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7
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If the patient has hypertension, high blood sugar, hyperthyroid he/she might have?

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Induced myopia

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8
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If patient has hyperthyroidism, hypoglycemia, or anemia, he/she might have?

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Index hyperopia

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9
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BOV during night, patient might have?

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Nocturnal myopia

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10
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BOV occurring in bright daylight, the patient might have?

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Nuclear or posterior sub capsular cataract

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11
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BOV during transient loss of vision (amaurosis fugax), the patient might have?

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Carotid artery occlusion

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12
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Temporary loss of vision is called

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Amaurosis fugax

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13
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7 coatings of the lens:

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Hard coat
Anti-radiation
Anti-reflection
Anti-static
Hydrophobic coat
Scratch-resistant
Another hard coating

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14
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Visible light transmission of CR-39

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92%

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15
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Visible light transmission of polycarbonate

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85-88%

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16
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A type of HA where the pain is constant, more or less severe, and of a deep, steady boring character

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Intracranial Dse. HA

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17
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HA is generally frontal or mid-orbital, increasing in duration and in severity as the day goes by

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HA in Presbyopia

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18
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HA is generally mid-orbital, but in some cases may be frontal. Condition commences earlier in the day

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HA in Astigmatism

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19
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HA over brow with a tension and pulling effect. It may be unilateral radiating HA

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HA in Vertical Phoria

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20
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HA coming on with near work; very similar to HA of hyperopia

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HA in esophoria

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21
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HA usually on occipital but may extend to frontal region

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HA in high exophoria

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22
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HA of frontal or/and mid orbital along with symptoms such as watery secretions and burning sensation

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HA in hyperopia

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23
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HA accompanying changes in lens prescription should be checked with the ff characteristics

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Incorrect PD
Prescription

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24
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Occurs as a recurrent episodes of bursting pain, usually worse in the morning and associated with vomiting

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HA associated with brain tumor

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25
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HA with occurrence of visual phenomena such as scotoma or field defects

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Migraine HA

26
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Migraine HA tends to occur in individuals who are

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Indecisive
Insecure
Perfectionist
Compulsive
Sensitive
Anxious

27
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Migraine type with visual aura and HA is unilateral

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Classic migraine

28
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Migraine type without visual aura

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Common migraine

29
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Visual aura has been described as

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Scintillating scotoma or fortification scotoma

30
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Visual changes in migraine

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Loss/blur vision at periphery seeing color
Seeing crescent shape or zigzag
Seeing changes in sizes
Experiencing tunnel/central vision

31
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HA caused by a reaction to trigger substances

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Vascular HA

32
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HA that can be dull or throbbing, located at the frontal or front-temporal portion, occipital

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Vascular HA

33
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A dull-deep aching and non-pulsating HA felt frontal and maxillary regions due to allergens, viruses

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Sinus HA

34
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HA present in the morning but wakes up patient during sleep AM

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Intracranial HA

35
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Pain is constant, more or less severe, deep, and steady HA

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Intracranial HA

36
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A type of psychogenic HA which is a result from normal physiological concomitants, anxiety equivalent or emotional tension

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Tension-anxiety

37
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A psychogenic type HA that attempt on the part of px to relieve an emotional tension

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Conversion-hysteria

38
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HA where the pain is characterized by sudden, violent, and paroxysmal that usually lasting for a matter of seconds

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Neuralgias HA

39
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HA described as knife like or throbbing pain and there is dysfunction in nerves

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Neuralgias

40
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Prolonged use of unhygienic CL may cause

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GPC

41
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Px reported having eye GUT in medications reveals that px has dry eye- T or F

A

T

42
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Subconjunctival hemorrhages is a serious disease that need to be treated immediately- T or F

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F

43
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Psuedomyopia is a condition where myopia increases in decrease illumination- T or F

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F

44
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Primary HA’s

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Ocular HA
Migraine HA
Tension HA

45
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Vascular HA is secondary AH- T or F

A

T

46
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A person has 6 pairs of sinuses- T or F

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F

47
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Intracranial HA is present during awakening that is triggered by ingested food within the day- T or F

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F

48
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Every time a person blink, it distributes tears upon the globe- T or F

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F

49
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Px has average of 5 seconds result in Schirmer test will have dry eye- T or F

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F

50
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T or F- Dark complexion will have dull fundus

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T

51
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Tropia can be influenced by facial asymmetry- T or F

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T

52
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Nocturnal myopia is most common symptoms of retinitis pigmentosa- T or F

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F

53
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T or F- Symptom is a subjective manifest alteration

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F

54
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T or F- Constant BOV is refractive in nature

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F

55
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T/F- presbyopes and hyperopic px have BOV at far and near

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T

56
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T/F- lacrimal gland, krauze and wolfring are secretors of lipid layers of tears

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F

57
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Latent hyperopia can be revealed thru lights on and off refraction- T or F

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F

58
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T-F- KK has bigger image jump than FT

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T

59
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T/F- The lower amount in mm of BC, the flatter

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False

60
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Allergic rhinitis is caused due to

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Redness, follicles, conjunctival concretions

61
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Lacrimation is caused due to

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Dry eyes, FB sensation, acute glaucoma, conjunctivitis, old age, allergies

62
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Etiology of refractive power

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