Exam 2 Material Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 2 low AC/A conditions?

A
  1. Convergence Insufficiency

2. Divergence Insufficiency

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2
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What group of data is low for CI?

A

NPC and PFV

Exo at near is high

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3
Q

How is CI best treated?

A

Vision Therapy

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4
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Name primary and secondary outcomes of the CITT study.

A

Primary -

Secondary -

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5
Q

What is pseudo CI and how do you rule it out clinically?

A

Accommodative insufficiency

Perform monocular amplitude of accommodation

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6
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What are the 3 accommodation diagnoses?

A
  1. Accommodative Insufficiency
  2. Accommodative Excess
  3. Accommodative Infacility
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7
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What is the most prevalent minimal BV dysfunction?

A

Convergence Insufficiency

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8
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At what age do most CI symptoms occur?

A

School age

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9
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What group of data is low for CE?

A

NFV

Eso should be greater at near

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10
Q

How is CE best treated?

A

ADD (plus lenses at near)

or BO prism and VT

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11
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How is simulated DE evaluated?

A

If prolonged occlusion decreased the difference between distance and near phoria OR
+3.00 add test screens for high AC/A

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12
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How may adding minus lenses help a DE patient?

A

May help to converge the eyes

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13
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When might surgery help a DE patient?

A

If no other methods work

If cosmetics are an issue to the patient

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14
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What would VT of a CE patient consist of?

A

Diplopia awareness

Training with BO prism

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15
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What are clinical findings for AE?

A

Blur at distance

Asthenopia

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16
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What are clinical findings for AI?

A

Blur at near
Strain with near tasks
Difficulty with attention while reading

17
Q

What are clinical findings for accommodative infacility?

A

Difficulty switching from distance to near viewing

Intermittent blur at near

18
Q

Define fixations, pursuits, and saccades.

A

Fixations: Directing attention to stationary target
Pursuits: Following a smooth moving target
Saccades: Rapid shifts in fixation like during reading

19
Q

What are the different methods for eye movement testing?

A

Saccades: NSUCO, DEM, King Devick, Visagraph, SCCO
Pursuits: NSUCO, SCCO

20
Q

Which methods of eye movement testing use standardized norms?

A

NSUCO, DEM, King Devick, Visagraph

21
Q

What is different between DEM and King Devick?

A

King Devick has no vertical score

Used as concussion testing on sideline