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1
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cushings triad

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increased ICP

  1. HTN
  2. Bradycardia
  3. decreased resp
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difference b/w orbital cellultitis and preseptal cellulitis

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orbital cellulititis= pain/diplopia w/ EOM, ophthalmoplegia, and proptosis

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3
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gradual central vison loss

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macular degeneration

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4
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straight lines appear wavy on Amsler grid

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macular degeneration

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5
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hordeolum

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stye
infection of meibomian gland
painful

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6
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chalazion

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obstructionof meibomian gland

painless

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7
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orbital blowout fracture tx

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  1. nasal decongestants - DONT sneeze
  2. Abx- amp-sulbactam OR clida
  3. surg
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leukocoria

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abnormal WHITE reflex instead of normal RED

retinoblastoma

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9
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retinoblastoma tx

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radiation & chemo

FATAL if untreated

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10
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MC cause of permanent legal blindness & vision loss in older adults

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macular degeneration

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11
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metamorphospsia

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striaght lines appear bent

-macular degeneration

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12
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macular degeneration

-what slows progression

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Vit C, E & Zinc

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13
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macular degeneration

-tx

A

Intraviteral VEGF inhibitor

-Bevacizumab

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14
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drusen

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yellow- white build up on outer retina

-macular degeneration

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15
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diabetic retinopathy

classic signs

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nonproliferative

  1. microaneurysms
  2. cotton wool spots
  3. dot blot hemorrage
  4. flame hemorrage
  5. hard exudates- circinate

NEOVASCULARIZATION- new blood vessels - proliferative

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16
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diabetic retintopathy
w/ neovascularization
tx

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VEGF inhibitor

-Bevacizumab

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17
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signs of hypertenisve retinopathy

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AV nicking

-blurring of optic disc (papilledema)

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18
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risk factor for retinal detatchment

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myopia (near sighted)

hx cataract surgery

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19
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flashing lights (photopsia) followed by floaters
followed by unilateral peripheral vision loss "curtains coming down" followed by central vision loss
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retinal detachment

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20
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retinal detachment what is seen on fundoscopy

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Shafer’s sign

-clumping of brown colored pigment vitreous cells resembling tobacco dust in vitreous humor

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21
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retinal detachment

tx

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lay pt supine, turn head TOWARD side of injury

  • do NOT use mitotic drops
  • surg, lazer, cryotherapy
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22
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Neonatal conjunctivitis

causes

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CGC
Day1- chemical conjunctivitis from sliver nitrate= artificial tears
Day 2-5: gonococcal -ceftriaxone
Day 5-7: Chlamydia trach - oral erythromycin

23
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prophylaxis for neonatal conjunctivitis

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Erythromycin - for Gonorrhea

** NOT effective for chlamydia

24
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when do you remove a rust ring from eye

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24 hours w/ rotating burr by opthalmolgist

25
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viral conjunctivitis on slit lamp

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punctate staining

26
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chemosis

A

conjunctival edema

-allergic conjunctivitis

27
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allergic conjunctivitis

tx

A

H1 blocker -antihistamine

- Olopatadine

28
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occular chemical burns burns

A
  1. acidic- lcoagulative necrosis ( H+ form protein barrier

2. alkalotic= WORSE- liquefactive necrosis

29
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strabismus

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misalignment of one or both eyes

  • not permanent until 2-3 mo
  • .4-6 mo= referal needed
30
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painful loss of vision, color change, blind spots (central scotoma)

A

optic neuritis- MS

31
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marcus gunn pupil

A

MS
RAPD
Relative affrent pupillary defect
Rays in affected pupil dilate

32
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Argyll roberston pupil

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neurosyphilis

-eyes contract for accomodation but not to light

33
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halos around lights and peripheral vision loss

severe unilateral eye pain

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acute angle glaucoma

34
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acute angle glacoma tx

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BB: timilol
Alpha 2 agonist: apraclonidine
mitotics: pilocarpine

Definitive: iridotomy

35
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slowly progressive unilateral peripheral tunnel vision

painless

A

chronic angle glaucoma

36
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chronic angle glaucoma

tx

A

prostaglandins

-Lanoprost

37
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acute painless monocular vision loss with cherry red macula

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central retinal artery occlusion

38
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acute painless monocular vision loss with extensive retinal hemorrages “blood and thunder appearance”

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central retinal vein occlusion

39
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Rabies exposure prophylaxis

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immunocompetent: Rabies vaccine day 0,3,7,14 + immune globin
immunocompromised: rabies vaccine day 0,3,7,14, 28 + RIG

40
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rabies exposure prophylaxis with previous exoposure and prophylaxis

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immunocompetent: Rabies vaccine day 0,3

NO RIG

41
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CENTOR criteria for strep

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2-3 + to test

  1. absent cough +1
  2. lymphadenopathy anterior +1
  3. Temp >38 +1
  4. tonsilar exudate or swelling +1
  5. age <15 +1
  6. age >45 = - point
42
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structure in ear contains auditory sensory receptors

A

cochlea

43
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in patients with sickle cell dz, this virus can cause aplastic crisis

A

Parvovirus B19

44
Q

abnormal heavy uterine bleeding 1st line

A

OCP

45
Q

simple febrile seizure

A

6mo- 5 years
1 seizure
<15 mins
no meds required

46
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complex febrile seizure w/out concerning symptoms

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6mo- 5 years
2-3 seizures in last 24 hour
<15 mins
no meds required

47
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complex febrile seizure w/ concerning symptoms

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6mo-5y
4+ seizure in 24 hours
>15 or >5 + benzo
focal features
 MEDS required = diazepam
48
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MC associated with acute mastoiditis

A

osteitis

-destruction of mastoid bone trabeculae

49
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1st line prophylaxis for migrains

A

propranolol

50
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what substance increases in post-natal period to close the PDA

A

bradykinin

51
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PCOS labs

A

increased testosterone
LH:FSH 3:1
LH increases testosterone
FSH decrease leads to cystic ovaries

52
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clomiphene

A

used to treat infertility

estrogen receptor modulator for anovulatory women

53
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metformin for infertility

A

improves menstrual frequency

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