Eye Complaint Flashcards

(38 cards)

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Xanthelasma

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Yellow fatty deposits on the eyelids; may indicate high cholesterol

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Proptosis

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Eyeballs bulging out; may indicate hyperthyroidism

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3
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Exopthalmos

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Eyeballs bulging out; may indicate hyperthyroidism

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4
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Blepharitis

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Flakiness and crustiness at eyelash line resulting in eye irritation
- red, itchy, gritty, burning eyes with excessive tearing

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5
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What can cause blepharitis?

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Bacterial infection, skin conditions

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6
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When eyelid inverts

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Entropion

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7
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When eyelid everts

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Extropion

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8
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Ptosis

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Drooping of the upper eyelid that may be seen with CNIII palsy, horner’s syndrome, or other causes

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9
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Chalazion

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Swollen, NONtender and NONpainful infection IN THE LID

- blocked meibomian gland

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Hordeolum (stye)

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Tender and Painful ALONG THE LASH LINE

- infection of meibomian gland

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11
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Infants often have what type of eye problems?

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Lacrimal apparatus/tear duct clogging

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12
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Narrowing of the nasolacrimal duct

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Dacrostenosis

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13
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Infections of nasolacrimal duct

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Dacrocystitis

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14
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What color should the conjunctiva be?

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Clear

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15
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Erythema of conjunctiva

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Subconjunctival hemorrhage

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16
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Pink eye

17
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Pterygium

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Tissue growth on the conjunctiva

18
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3 types of conjunctivitis?

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Allergic, viral, bacterial

19
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Which conjunctivitis is unilateral?

20
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Main symptom of conjunctivitis?

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Discharge out of the eye

21
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What nerves are tested with the cornea sensation test?

A

CN V and CN VII

22
Q

Sudden increase in intraocular pressure with decreased vision

A

Acute angle closure glaucoma

23
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What color should the sclera be?

24
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Brown spots in the sclera?

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Birth defects

25
Yellow sclera due to liver disease, pancreatic cancer or neonatal
Icterus
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What does the cover/uncover test test?
Strabismus/ extraocular eye muscles
27
When the eye is pointed inward
Esotropia
28
When the eye is pointed outward
Exotropia
29
Describe setup for fundoscopic (opthalmoscopic) exam
Use right hand and right eye to look at pt's right eye Use large white round beam Have patient focus on something behind you Start afar and lean in
30
What are you looking at for the fundoscopic exam?
Blood vessels, optic disc, red reflex
31
Swollen optic disc with blurred edges
Papilledema
32
Backward depression of optic disc and atrophy with a pale ring around it
Glaucomatous cupping
33
Cotton wool spots
White/grayish lesions that are moderate in size but smaller than the optic disc
34
What condition may be more prone to cotton wool spots?
Diabetes
35
Drusen bodies
Yellowish lesions that are TINY, and consist of dead pigmented epithelial cells
36
What condition may be more prone to drusen bodies?
Macular degeneration
37
Unequal size of pupil
Anisocoria
38
Absence of the red reflex of the pupil may indicate?
Cataracts