Eyes

Question 1

Blephilitis

Answer 1

Inflammation of eyelid causes by s aureus or seborrheic dermatitis

Question 2

Hordeolum (stye)

Answer 2

Infection of sebaceous glands of eyelid

Question 3

Chalazion

Answer 3

Non infectious lipogranuloma of the Meibomian (oil secreting) gland.

Often occurs when hordelum

Question 4

Does atopic keratoconjutivitis vary with season?

Answer 4

No seasonal variations.

Uncommon
Occur late teens-50yrs
With atopic disease- asthma, dermatitis, rhinitis

Question 5

Vernal karatoconjunctivitis is seasonal true or false

Answer 5

True
Occur seasonally spring/summer 4-20yrs

Question 6

What are symptoms of blepharitis?

Answer 6

Burning, stinging itching
Foreign body sensation

Question 7

What are signs of blepharitis

Answer 7

Scale/collarettes at base of lash
Lash misdirection (Trichiasis)
Edema of lid margins

Question 8

Cause of Blepharitis

Answer 8

Anterior:affects the skin, cilia follicles and/or accessory glands of thr eye
- seborrheic
-bacterial

Posterior; involves keratin blockage, inflammation and/or infection of Meibomian glands
- Meibomian gland dysfunction
- Rosacea

Question 9

What’s the non p pharmacological treatment of blepharitis

Answer 9

Warm compress 10-15mins Bid
Lid hygiene
Avoidance
Infection control
Meibomian gland expression

Question 10

Difference between hordeolum and chalazion

Answer 10

Hordeon is affect follicle or gland, etiology is inflammation and it’s tender

While chalazion affect gland, cause is obstruction and it’s not tender

Question 11

What the treatment of chalazion?

Answer 11

Warm compress 10-15mins BID
Incision and curettage if persistent chalazion
Refer I’d lasting 1-2 months