Affections of EYES Flashcards

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1
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name the two conjectiva

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palpabral and bulbar conjectiva

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2
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tunica fibrosa consists of-

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cornea and sclera

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3
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vascular tunic or uvea

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ciliary body,choroid and iris

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4
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inner tunic (retina) arises from

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retina

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5
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what are the muscles of the eye

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#superior rectus
#inferior rectus
#posterior rectus
#internal rectus
#external rectus
#superioir obique
#inferior oblique
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6
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nerve supply to the eye

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#motor nerve supply-3,4,6 cranial nerves
#sensory nerve supply-nasociliary and opthalmic
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7
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distention of the tarsal gland with secretion when its inflamed

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chalazion/tarsal cyst

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8
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localized inflammation of the hair follicle

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stye or hordeolum

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9
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inflammation of lacrimal gland

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dacryo-adentits

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10
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inflammation of the eyelid

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blepharitis

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11
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ingrowth or introversion of eyelashes

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trichiasis

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12
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growth of eyelash in the meibomian gland along the post lamella of the eyelid

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distriachiss

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13
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inability to close the eyelid

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lagopthalmos

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14
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a condition of partial or complete closure of eyelid

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blepharospasam

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15
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edema of the conjectiva

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chemosis

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16
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epiphora -

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excessive flow of tears

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17
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adhesion of bulbar palpebra and conjectival paplbebra

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symblephoron

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18
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adhesion of upper and lower eyelid

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ankyloblephoron

19
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misplaced embyonic tissue

20
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pteryigium

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growth of conjectiva to the cornea

21
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name the cartilage providing support to nictitaing gland

22
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Rx for prolapsed nictitaing membrane-

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  1. orbital rim anchorage

2. conjectival pocketing technique

23
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inflammation of nasolacrimal duct-

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dacrocystitis

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test done to check patency of nasolacrimal gland -

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nasolacrimal occlusion

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abnormal protrusion of eyeball-
exopthalmos
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abnormal retraction of eyeball into orbit-
enopthalmos
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enlargement of eyeball dude increase aqeous humour- | which animal is it common in ?
hydropthalmos, cats
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Rx for dermoid cyst-
superficial keractectomy
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classification of corneal ulcer-
1. superficial ulcer 2. uncomplicated deep ulcer 3. complicated deep ulcer 4. non healing ulcer
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adhesion of the conjectiva to corneal erosion -
pseudoterygium
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opacity of the lense is calles as -
cataract
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the opacity of the lense-
cataract
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classification of catarct-
``` #based on opaciation-insipient,immature,mature,hypermature cataract #based on position-capsular,subcapsular,cortical,nuclear #based on age-congenital,inherited,developmental,sensile ```
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Rx for cataract includes-
``` #needling/dessection #removal of lense- intracapsular or extra capsular ```
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irregular shape of iris-
coloboma
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inflammation of ciliary body -
cyclitis
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uvea consists of -
iris,ciliary body and choroid
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inflammation of vitrous humour
hyalitis
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diff between anterior and posterior synechiae
AS-attachment of iris with cornea | PS-attachment of iris with lense
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blindness without any apparent lesions in the eye
amourosis
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persistent hyperplastic primary vitrous-
occurs when the vascular supply to the embryonic lense remains during adult
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the part of the retina see using an opthalmoscope-
fundus
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reflective layer that helps to visualize during dim light
tapetum
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which layer provides nutrtion to retina
retinal pigment epithelium