Biomicroscopy: Examination external and anterior structures Flashcards

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stereoscopic view
varying magnification
varying illuminations
camera/video recording or teaching tube adapters for documentation
hand held models available for bed ridden patients or screenings
different lamp models

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Biomicroscopy advantages

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composed of 3 systems

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observation system
mechanical system
illumination (koehler) system

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oculars and eyepieces

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observation system

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4
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patient adjustment, mechanical locks, joystick, etc

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mechanical system

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5
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the filament is imaged to the objective lens and the mechanical slit is imaged to the patients eye

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illumincation Koehler system

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biomicroscope
adjustable focus eyepieces
magnification dial

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viewing arm

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slit size, slit shape, and filter controls

variable size, shapes, color, and brightness

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illumination arm

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illumination comes from above

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Haag-streit type

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9
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illumination comes from below

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zeiss

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10
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2 convex lenses are placed one in front of the other, separated by the distance of their focal length
provides inverted image

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astronomical telescope system

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for higher and changable magnification a __________ telescope system is used
a convex and concave lens is used in line, separated by their focal length

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galilean telescope

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telescope systems produce an inverse image of the object therefor a ____ is needed to make the image erect

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Prism

a porro-abbe prism is used: 2 triangular prisms

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the point at which the microscope is focused, which corresponds to the point on which the light is focused (coupling effect)

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parfocality

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14
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bright, even, finely focused illuminatgion with adjustable slit 
components: 
light source
condenser lens system 
slit and other diaphragms 
filters
projection lens 
reflecting mirror or prism
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illumination system

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controls slit width

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red: aperture size
yellow: filter

17
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vary the position of the reflecting mirror, allowing for a change in the angle of the light beam with respect to the viewing system

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optical elements provide enlarged stereoscopic images
mag changes for better details )10x,16x 25x32x 40x)
provides larger working distance in front of patient which allows for manipulation

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observation system

19
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used to decrease patient discomfort
more comfortable
but makes light dimmer so doctors don’t really like

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heat absorbing

20
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used to enhance the view of blood vessels and hemmorages

also helps differentiate between retinal and choroidal lesions (choroid will disappear with this filter)

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red-free filter

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used for general viewing

75-80% of time used

22
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important filter
by itself or used with additional filters
used for corneal lesions and contact lens fitting
used with tonometry

23
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used w cobalt blue
either built into slit lamp or hand held
commonly used for contact lens evaluations

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wratten yellow filter

24
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clean forehead band and chin rest 
make sure patient an examiner are comfortable 
counsel patient on what to expect 
provide a fixation target 
adjust eyepieces 
room elimination to dim
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steps before performing slit lamp evaluation

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light beam and microscope are focused on the same object
direct illumination
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used w direct illumination for an overall view
direct diffuse illumination
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broad views of one plane
parallelpiped
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"cut through" a tissue for thickness and depth
optical section
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wide beam used for general observation of anterior segment good for: lashes, lids, caruncle, bulbar conj, etc
diffuse illumination
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procedure: use a wide beam (slit open completely) illumination angle of 45 degrees low magnification adjust angle of illumination to observe the whole corena use joystick to bring the slip lamp into focus
diffuse illumination
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used to determine the depth or elevation of a defect in the corena to conjunctiva good for: assessing depth of FB, scars, opacities locating which layer has an opacity identifying the anatomical location of cataracts in the lens etc
optic section