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ophtha-lacrimal app, conjunctiva Flashcards

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Fundamental part of secretory system of lacrimal app

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Basic secretors

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Lacrimal app is responsible in formation of pre-corneal film which is formed by

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Deep mucoid
Middle watery
Superficial oily

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Basic secretors has no afferent nerve supply

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True

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3 basic secretors

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Mucin secretors
Lacrimal secretors
Oil secretors

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3 mucin secretors

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Conjunctival goblet cells
Crypts of Henle
Gland of Manz

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Depression between follicles in upper .1/3 of upper palpebral conj and lower 1/3 of lower palpebral conj

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Crypts of Henle

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3 lacrimal secretors

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Microscopic acinotubular gland of Krause (40-50 in upper; 6-8 in lower)
Wolfring gland (3 in upper tarsus; 1 in lower tarsus)
Occasional gland in plica semilunaris or caruncle

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3 oil secretors

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Meibomian gland (25 in upper tarsus; 20 in lower)
Gland of zeiss - at palpebral margin of each eyelid
Gland of molls - at roots of eyelashes

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Reflex secretors

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Main lacrimal gland in upper temporal portion of orbit

Adjacent accessory palpebral gland

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Reflex afferent pathway

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CN5

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Reflex efferent pathway for sympa

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CN7

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Always involved primarily on true hypersecretion

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Reflex secretors

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Lacrimal passages

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Lacrimal puncta
Canaliculi - upper and lower empties in lateral wall of sac
Lacrimal sac
Lacrimonasal duct

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The internal common puncta may be preceded by dilation

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Sinus of maier

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Fibers of OO which surrounding the lacrimal sac

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Horner’s ms

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15
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Fold of mucosa which guards the ostium

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Hasner’s valve

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16
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Tears enter the lacrimal sac partly by..

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Capillary attraction and suction

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17
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Drainage of tears is assisted by

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Pars marginalis of OO or ciliary bundle of riolan

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Onward transmission of tears down the duct is due to

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Forces of gravity and pumping of sac caused by elastic recoil of its wall after act of blinking

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19
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Negative/positive pressure exists in lacrimal sac when one blinks

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Negative pressure

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20
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Tear secretion

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  1. 2% water

0. 8% solid

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21
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Excessive tearing

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Epiphora

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Epiphora is due to

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Hyper secretion - due to emotional influence, local irritants in eyes, nose
Drainage interference - due to displacement of lower puncta, obstruction of lower puncta, Canaliculi, sac or duct

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Obstruction of upper puncta does not cause epiphora

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True

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24
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Test for patent drainage

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Dropping of saccharine or chloramphenicol soln on conj cul-de-sac. If pt experience bitter taste after 5-15min, passage is open

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25
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Dryness of eye does not occur even if lacrimal glands are removed.

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True. As long as basic secretors are normal

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Only this secretors are present during sleep.

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Basic secretors

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27
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Clinical condi with dryness of eye

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Xerophthalmia
Sjögren’s syndrome (keratoconjunctivitis sicca)
Steven-Johnson syndrome - erythema multiforme
Riley-day syndrome

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Test to determine adequate lacrimal secretion

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“Schirmer’s filter paper test”

A filter paper (5x35mm) bent around 5mm at one end and is anchored by hanging over the lower eyelid margin covering the lower puncta. After 5 min, 10mm should be wet.

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29
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Infection of lacrimal g due to pyogenic organisms which may lead to Suppuration

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Dacryo-adentitis

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30
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Dacryo-adenitis may occur as complication of..

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Mumps, measles, influenza, thyroid fever

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Bilateral enlargement of lacrimal gland with chronic inflammatory lesion of uveal tract that occurs in asso with bilateral inflammatory swelling with facial palsy (heerfordt’s syndrome)

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Uveo-parotitis

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Non developmental of conj from surface ectoderm. Gland appears as congenital cystic mass which extends posterior to orbital apex.

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Cryptophthalmos

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33
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Most common neoplasm of lacrimal gland

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Mixed tumor

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34
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Lymphomatous tumor of lacrimal, parotid and submaxillary gland

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Mikulic’s disease

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35
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Fungus infection of Canaliculi

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Actinomycosis

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36
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Streptothrix infection in upper canaliculus with dilatation of canaliculus with purulent discharge that oozes from puncta

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Actinomycosis

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37
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Inflammation of lacrimal sac

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Dacryocystitis

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38
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Dacryocystitis in infant is due to

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Incomplete canalizations of lower part of lacrimal duct and/or
Differentiation of valve of hasner in inferior meatal area of nose

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39
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Chronic primary dacryocystitis is caused by

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Streptococci

Pneumococci

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40
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Hereditary form in chronic primary dacryocystitis is common

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True

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41
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Chronic primary Dacryocystitis is common in male

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Female

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42
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In chronic primary dacryocystitis, infection may spread into tissues around the lacrimal sac

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Peridacryocystitis

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Can arise from chronic dacryocystitis if infection extends beyond the limits of sac and give rise to abscess.

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Acute primary dacryocystitis

44
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Due to disease or injury in the neighborhood of lacrimal sac and duct producing interference of tear passage

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Secondary dacryocystitis

45
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If secondary dacryocystitis is duet to trauma of duct, as in fracture, what is the management?

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Dacrycystorhinostomy

46
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If secondary dacryocystitis is due to infection of adjacent bone, what is the management?

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Excision of inflamed sac

47
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Lower puncta comes forward and away from marginal strip of tear fluid and epiphora results

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EVersion of lower puncta

48
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Eversion of lower puncta is due to

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Senile laxity of lids
Chronic blepharitis
Ectropion

49
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Palpebral and bulbar conjunctiva is separated by

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Fornix

50
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Mucous gland is found on epithelium of..

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Bulbar and tarsal portion of palpebral conj

51
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Only superficial tissue of body where blood vessels can be seen

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Conjunctiva

52
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Bld supply of conjunctiva

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Palpebral branch of nasal and lacrimal artery at lids

Anterior ciliary artery at limbus

53
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Venous drainage of conjunctiva

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Drains thru post tarsal venous plexuses of eyelid

54
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Conjunctiva has no lymph nodes

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Yes. But have lymph vessels.

55
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Lymphatic drainage of conjunctiva

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Lateral: pre-auricular or superficial parotid lymph node
Medial: submaxillary lymph node

56
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Innervation of conjunctiva

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Sensory - nasociliary, lacrimal, frontal, infraorbital, ciliary nerve
Sympa- ophthalmic a.

57
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Single clue signifying pathology of conj

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Foreign body sensation

58
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Other symptoms of conjunctival pathology

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Conjunctival injection
Lacrimation or discharge
Formation of papilla or follicle 
Hemorrhage 
Ulceration
Growth
59
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Dilatation of superficial conjunctival blood vessels.

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Conjunctival injection

60
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Dilatation of deeper ciliary blood vessels near the limbus.

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Ciliary injection

61
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Vascular reaction charac by neoformation of blood vessels at the center surrounded by lymphoid infiltration

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Papilla

62
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Lymphatic reaction with neoformation of lymphoid tissue with peripheral vascularization

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Follicle

63
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Bacterial growth can be prevented by

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Low temp
Antibacterial action of lysozyme in tears
Mechanical effect of blinking
Production of antibiotics by some bacteria present in conj
Flushing action of Tear flow

64
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Bacteria that predominates in conj pathology

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Strep
Diphtheria
Staph

65
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Bacteria that increase in debilitated persons

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Pseudomonas aeroginosa

Enterobacter sp

66
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Bacteria that increase in cadaver

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Beta hemolytic strep
E.coli
Klebsiella pneumonia
Pseudomonas aeroginosa 
Flavo bacterium
67
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Mucoid discharge is produced by

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Moxarella-axenfeld diplobacillus

68
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Mucoid discharge is common in (canthus)

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Lateral canthus (thus called angular conjunctivitis)

69
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Purulent discharge in conjunctiva is produced by

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Neisseria gonorrhea

B-streptococcus

70
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In addition to purulent discharge, may produce membranous material

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Strep conjunctivitis

71
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Mucopurulent discharge

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Hemophilus aegyptius 
h. Influenza
Staph aureus 
p. Aeroginosa 
E. Coli
Proteus mabilis
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Most common org producing mucopurulent discharge

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Hemophilus aegyptius

73
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3 organisms producing ophthalmia neonatorum

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Chlamydia oculogenitalia
Staph aureus
Neisseria gonorrheae

74
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Viral conjunctivitis caused by adenopharyngoconjunctival virus (APC8)

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Epidemic conjunctivitis

75
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Viral conjunctivitis caused by coxsackie 24 or EV70

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Acute hemorrhage conjunctivitis

76
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Viral conjunctivitis that produces pseudo-membrane in lower and upper palpebral conj

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Epidemic conjunctivitis

77
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Viral conjunctivitis accompanied by marked febrile symptoms

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Pharyngoconjunctival fever

78
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Viral conjunctivitis that has conjunctival hemorrhage in upper bulBar conjunctiva

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Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis

79
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Viral conjunctivitis is self limiting for how many weeks

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1-2wks

80
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Reduces intensity of symptoms and duration of condition by enhancing the immune response even if after onset

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Oral Methisoprinol

81
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Other virus that cause viral conjunctivitis

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Exenthematous virus (.small pox, chicken pox, measles, German measles)
Herpes virus
Myxovirus (mumps, influenza and new castle disease)

82
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Chlamydia conjunctivitis

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Trachoma

Inclusion blenorrhea

83
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Trachoma is caused by what organism

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Chlamydia trachoma

84
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Filipino are known to be immune in trachoma and are affected that ends with what stage?

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Follicular stage

85
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4 stages of trachoma (mcCallan)

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  1. Formation of follicles
  2. Presence of papillary hypertrophy and transformation of follicles into “sago grain” struc
  3. Beginning of scarring
  4. Period of cicatricization when all inflammatory activity end
86
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Trachoma is common in palpebral/bulbar conj

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Palpebral conj

87
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Inclusion blenorrhea is caused by

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Chlamydia oculogenitalia

88
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Acquired from venereal contact and swimming in nonchlorinated pool

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Inclusion blenorrhea

89
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Discharge of blenorrhea

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Mucopurulent discharge

90
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Inclusion blenorrhea is common in palpebral/bulbar conj

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Lower palpebral conj

91
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Allergic conjunctivitis most produce ____ and this cells are found in discharge

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Most produce chemosis

Eosinophils found in discharge

92
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A keratoconjunctivitis but only can affect bulbar conj

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Phlyctenular conjunctivitis

93
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Localized whitish nodule with necrotic excavated center surrounded by conj infection

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Phlyctenular conjunctivitis

94
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Phlyctenular conjunctivitis has immunologic reaction to

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Tuberculoprotein

95
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Conjunctivitis commonly found on malnourished children and pulmonary TB

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Phlyctenular conjunctivitis

96
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Recurrent condi affecting upper palpebral conj of both eyes during summer

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Vernal conjunctivitis

97
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Discharge of Vernal conjunctivitis

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Thick syrupy discharge

98
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Has big papillae arranged on cobblestone appearance

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Vernal conjunctivitis

99
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Acute conjunctivitis with marked chemosis ans watery discharge on exposure to certain grasses, plants and trees

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Atopic conjunctivitis

100
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Triangular yellowish mass at bulbar conjunctiva with base towards the limbus. Aggravated by exposure to wind, dust, and sun.

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Pinguecula

101
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Pinguecula: bulbar/palpebral?

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Bulbar conj

102
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Fleshy mass in bulbar conj that invades the cornea at horizontal meridian

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Pterygium

103
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Pterygium: bulbar/palpebral conj?

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Bulbar conj

104
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Conjunctival growth covering the corneal marginal ulcer. Can grow from any direction besides nasal and temporal region.

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Pseudo-pterygium

105
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Pigmented elevated tumor located at bulbar conj

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Nevi

106
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Nevi: bulbar/palpebral conj

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Bulbar conj

107
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Flat diffused conjunctival pigmentation that occurs after age of 40. Sometimes asymptomatic

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Melanosis

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