visual disorders Flashcards

1
Q

impaired vision with distant objects

A

myopia

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2
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impaired vision with proximal objects

A

presbyopia

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3
Q

what causes primary open angle glaucoma

A

increased intraocular pressure due to obstruction of aqueous humor

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4
Q

S+S primary open angle glaucoma (2)

A
  • slow onset

- tunnel vision

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5
Q

S+S primary angle closure glaucoma (4)

A
  • abrupt onset
  • eye pain
  • N/V
  • halos around lights
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6
Q

treatment for glaucoma (5)

A
  • b blocker eyedrops (timolol)
  • acetazolamide (decreases intraocular pressure)
  • cholinergics
  • prostaglandin
  • oral glycerin for acute
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7
Q

when should someone with contacts use timolol eyedrops

A

2 hours before contacts

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8
Q

S+S cataracts (4)

A
  • blurry vision
  • hazy pupil
  • poor color perception
  • glare
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9
Q

most common cause irreversible central vision loss in pts 60+ yo

A

macular degeneration

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10
Q

S+S macular degeneration (3)

A
  • blurred darkened vision
  • blind spots
  • permanent loss of vision
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11
Q

how long does pt need to keep head down after intravitreal bubble surgery for retinal detachment

A

2 weeks

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12
Q

common term for bacterial conjuctivitis

A

pink eye

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13
Q

treatment bacterial conjuctivitis (2)

A

antibiotic eye drop

corticosteroids

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14
Q

treatment viral conjuctivitis (2)

A

antihistamines

corticosteroids

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15
Q

immediate care for eye trauma with no penetrating object

A

saline dressing

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16
Q

oval shaped cornea

A

astigmatism

17
Q

how to reduce chance of developing cataracts (2)

A
  • no smoking

- wear sunglasses

18
Q

S+S retinal detachment (3)

A
  • flashes of light
  • “floaters”
  • loss peripheral vision
19
Q

postop teaching after retinal detachment surgery (4)

A
  • keep head to side
  • avoid reading and looking through window
  • avoid strenuous sports
  • don’t swim or fly