Eyes Flashcards

1
Q

exam technique order

A

inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate

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2
Q

clouding of lens signifies

A

cataracts

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3
Q

mottling of macula signifies

A

macular degeneration

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4
Q

change with optic disk signifies

A

glaucoma

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5
Q

refractory errors

A

shape of eye does not bend light correctly resulting in nearsighted or farsightedness

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6
Q

strabismus

A

one eye doesnt look in same direction of other eye (lazy eye)

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7
Q

Dacryostenosis

A

blocked tear duct

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8
Q

Conjunctivitis

A

pink eye

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9
Q

Visual Field Defect

A

loss of part of usual field of vision

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10
Q

Pteryglum

A

growth on eyeball that can spread to cornea

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11
Q

myopia

A

nearshightedness, light focuses in front of retina

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12
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hyperopia

A

farshightedness, light focuses behind the retina

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13
Q

presbyopia

A

loss of accommodation

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14
Q

amblyopia

A

lazy eye in children that can lead to blindness

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15
Q

ishihara book

A

used to test for color blindness

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16
Q

what is the purpose of confrontation tests

A

to detect any lesions in the anterior and posterior visual pathway

17
Q

hemianopsia

A

vision loss on half of visual field

18
Q

circumferential blindness

A

loss of the outer half of vision in one eye and loss of the inner half of the other eye

19
Q

unilateral blindness

A

blindness in one eye

20
Q

what does 20/60 mean

A

It measures the sharpness of your sight at 20 feet from an object. Having 20/60 vision means that you must be at 20 feet to see what a person with normal vision can see at 60 feet.

21
Q

cover-uncover test

A

tests for strabismus (uneven gaze)

22
Q

Corneal light reflex (Hirschberg test)

A

tests for strabismus, looking for uneven gaze

23
Q

esotropia

A

one eye turns inward

24
Q

exotropia

A

one eye turns outward

25
Q

corneal reflex is associated which which cranial nerve?

A

V (5)

26
Q

what are you looking at when preforming an ophthalmoscopic exam?

A

optic disk, cup, retina: arteries, veins, AV crossing, macula, fovea and any lesions

27
Q

normal near vision acuity

A

14 inches

28
Q

normal pupil size

A

2-6cm

29
Q

physiologic cup size

A

<1/2 size of disc

30
Q

color of optic disc

A

pink to orange