Week 1 - Eye conditions & Cls Fitting Flashcards

1
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The ……………..is a partially missing Iris

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Iris Coloboma

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2
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……………… is generalized non-specific staining

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Superficial Punctate Keratitis (SPK)

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3
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…………is is a small, localized area of structural thinning.

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Dellen

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4
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………….also know as Surfer’s Eye, is vascularize growth that starts as pinguecula

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Ptergyium

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5
Q

This condition………..looks like branches and appears following fluroescein staining with the slit lamp.

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Dendritic Ulcer

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6
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…………..is a parasite that invades the eye.

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Acanthamoeba

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7
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……………… is where there is blood in the anterior chamber

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Hyphema

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8
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……….is minor trauma to the ocular surface.

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Corneal Abrasion

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9
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Cloudy or swollen cornea from water retention is called a ……………….

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Corneal Edema

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10
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…………….is asymptomatic ingrowth of blood vessels in the cornea.

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Corneal Vascularization

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11
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Greater than normal variation in size of the corneal endothelial cells is called ………….

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Polymegathism

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12
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A ……………. is an erosion or open sore on the cornea

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Corneal Ulcer

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13
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………………… is when corneal thickening and endothelial cell size increase due to endothelium degeneration

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Corneal Guttata (Endothelial Guttata)

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14
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What is the conditions? Dandruff on the eyelashes along with inflammation and red, swollen eyelids

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Blepharitis

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15
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…………….is inflammation of the upper tarsal plate and large papules on the undersurface of the eyelid

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Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis (GPC)

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16
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……………is when the eyelid turns outward

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Ectropian

17
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………….. is when the eyelid turns inward.

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Entropian

18
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…………….is a small swelling or lump in the eyelid but is different from a stye because it is not painful and it is further from the lid margin that a stye would be

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Chalazion

19
Q

The causes of SPK include viral conjunctivitis, blepharitis, Keratoconjunctivitis sicca and …………..

A

solution sensitivity

20
Q

Corneal Abrasion can be caused by ……………….

A

improper insertion or removal of contact lens

21
Q

Sleeping in contact lenses can lead to a lack of oxygen in the cornea causing …………….

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corneal edema

22
Q

Blunt force trauma or abnormal vessel growth can both cause ………………

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hyphema

23
Q

Blepharitis can be caused by allergy, poor hygiene and ……………….

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disruption of the tear film from dry eye

24
Q

Blanching is caused when the ……………..

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edge of the lens fits too closely to the eye

25
Q

……………… can be caused by over-wearing contact lenses or by sleeping in them which leads to annoxia or hypoxia.

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corneal vascularization

26
Q

Aging, contact lens wear, ocular surgery, trauma and damage can lead to a variation in the size of corneal endothelial cells known as …………………..

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Polymegathism

27
Q

Dellen can be caused by corneal dryness and the ………….

A

GP rubbing on the limbus

28
Q

UV damage, dust, and wind can cause ……………

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Ptergyium

29
Q

………….. can form because of infection, or pathological condition

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chalazion

30
Q

Dendritic Ulcer is caused by the ……………..

A

Herpes simplex virus

31
Q

The leading cause of a corneal ulcer is ……………… although there are many causes for the open sore on the cornea.

A

infection

32
Q

Age, hypoxia, and genetics can lead to …………..

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corneal guttata

33
Q

GPC can be caused by overwearing or sleeping with contact lenses, poor hygeine, tight fitting lenses, and ………………

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allergy to protein buildup on the lens

34
Q

……………. and ……………… can be caused by atrophy of the lid muscles from aging, scarring, or trauma.

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Ectropian
Entropian

35
Q

What is the most common type of eye tumor?

A

iris melanoma

36
Q

When do we refer the patient on the efron grading scale?

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2.5 or more