Eyelids Flashcards

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What is the greek word for eyelid?

A

Blepharon

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What is the latin word for eyelid?

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Palpebra

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What is the latin word for eyelash?

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Cilium

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4
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Which nerve innervates the orbicularis oculi muscle?

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Palpebral branch of the facial nerve

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5
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Blocking which nerve allows for eye examination in the large animal?

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Auriculopalpebral nerve

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6
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One function of the eyelid is to contribute to the tear film layer. What do the meibomian glands produce?

A

Mucin

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What do the conjunctival goblet cells produce?

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Mucin

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When do the eyelids normally open in a healthy pup or kitten?

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10-14 days of age

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9
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When do the eyelids open in a healthy foal?

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Open at birth

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When do the eyelids open in a healthy calf?

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Open at birth

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True or False: Premature opening of the eyelids is rather common in the dog.

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FALSE: Premature opening of the eyelids is UNCOMMON in the dog and cat.

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Premature opening can lead to corneal dessication. How can you prevent this?

A

Lubricate!

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13
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What is the term used for “delayed eyelid opening”?

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Ankyloblepharon

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14
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Is ankyloblepharon more common in dogs or cats?

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Dogs

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What is ophthalmia neonatorum?

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Conjunctivitis with accumulation of mucus +/- secondary infection

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What 2 pathogens are most commonly seen with ophthalmia neonatorum in the cat?

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  1. Chlamydophila felis

2. Staph

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17
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What pathogen is most commonly seen with ophthalmia neonatorum in the dog?

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Staph

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18
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What is trichiasis?

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When cilia or hairs arise from a normal dermal location and are directed towards the ocular surface

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What is distichiasis?

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When cilia arise from the meibomian gland and point towards the ocular surface

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20
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What are the 2 most common methods of correcting distichiasis?

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  1. Cryoepilation

2. Electroepilation

21
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True or False: With distichiasis, shorter hairs can cause more damage.

22
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What is an ectopic cilia?

A

Arises from the meibomian gland but courses through the palpebral conjunctiva

23
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What is the curative treatment of choice for an ectopic cilia?

A

Surgical excision

24
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What is the term used for “eyelid agenesis”?

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“Coloboma” of the eyelid

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What is the treatment of choice for eyelid agenesis?
Surgical correction
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Is eyelid agenesis more common in the dog or cat?
Cat
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Is eyelid agenesis commonly unilateral or bilateral?
Bilateral
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Is eyelid agenesis commonly medial or lateral?
Lateral
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What is entropion?
Inward rolling of the eyelid margin
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In which 2 species is entropion most common?
1. Dog | 2. Sheep
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In medium and large breed dogs, entropic instability is typically at which canthus?
Lateral canthus
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In miniature breed dogs, entropic instability is typically at which canthus?
Medial canthus
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What are the clinical signs associated with entropion?
1. Epiphora 2. Blepharospasm 3. Conjunctival hyperemia 4. Corneal changes (ulceration, pigmentation, vascularization)
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In treating entropion, what are the conditions under which you would consider temporary tacking?
1. Young, immature animal 2. Spastic entropion due to keratitis, trichiasis, etc. 3. Entropion secondary to a treatable condition
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What is ectropion?
Eversion of the eyelid margin
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Is ectropion more common in large or small breeds of dogs?
Large
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Which eyelid tumor is the MOST COMMON in the dog?
Meibomian gland adenoma
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Which eyelid tumor is the MOST COMMON in the cat?
SCC
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Which eyelid tumor is the MOST COMMON in large animals?
SCC
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What is the treatment of choice for an eyelid tumor?
Simple mass removal when the mass is smaller than 25-30% of the eyelid length
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What is chalazion?
A non-neoplastic enlargement of the meibomian gland
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True or False: Chalazion is generally rather painful.
FALSE: Chalazion is a PAINLESS swelling.
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What is the curative treatment for chalazion?
Surgical drainage
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What is meibomian adenitis?
Inflammation of the meibomian gland
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How would you treat meibomian adenitis?
1. Amoxicillin + clavulanic acid 2. Doxycycline 3. Cephalosporin
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What is blepharitis?
Inflammation of the eyelids
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What are the underlying causes for blepharitis?
Dermatologic conditions 1. Bacterial - staph 2. Mycotic - trichophyton, microsporum 3. Parasites - demodex, sarcoptes 4. Allergies 5. Immune-mediated
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What is the treatment for blepharitis?
Treat the underlying condition (anti-inflammatories)