Eyes & Endocrine

Question 1

When there is an Icterus in the eyw what disease is present?

Answer 1

jaundice

Question 2

When there is increasedintracranial pressure what happens to the eye?

Answer 2

Papilledma, enlarged and blurred

Question 3

When there is increased intraocular pressure what is it called?

Answer 3

glaucoma

Question 4

What test is used for glaucoma?

Answer 4

tonometry

Question 5

When a patient has diabetic retinopathy how is it described?

Answer 5

waxy exudates and microaneuryms

Question 6

When a patient has hypertension what effect does it have in the eye?

Answer 6

flame hemorrhage, cotton wool

Question 7

When there is an absent red light reflex what problems could be occurring?

Answer 7

glass eye, cataract, retinal detachment

Question 8

What is a symptom of retinal detachment?

Answer 8

flashing light

Question 9

How is Addie’s pupil described?

Answer 9

asymmetrical pupil size

Question 10

Where is the damage in the body with an Addie’s pupil?

Answer 10

ANS

Question 11

What is a symptom of glaucoma?

Answer 11

peripheral vision loss

Question 12

What is a symptom of macular degeneration?

Answer 12

central vision loss

Question 13

Does a pterygium cause vision loss or is it insignificant?

Answer 13

vision loss

Question 14

What causes pterygium and pinguecula?

Answer 14

sun exposure

Question 15

Does a pinguecuala casue vision loss?

Answer 15

no

Question 16

Is a chalazion painful? Where is it located?

Answer 16

no

inside eyelid

Question 17

Is a hordeolum painful? Location?

Answer 17

Yes

Outside eyelid

Question 18

When a person has hyperlipidemia what finding will they have in the eye?

Answer 18

Xanthelasma

Question 19

Is Iritis superficial or deep?

Answer 19

deep

Question 20

If you have decreased ADH what disease do you have?

Answer 20

DI

Question 21

If you have decreased insulin what disease do you have?

Answer 21

DM

Question 22

What are the symptoms of DI

Answer 22

polydipsia, polyuria

Question 23

What are the symptoms of DM

Answer 23

polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia

Question 24

What is it called when you have decreased adrenocorticoids?

Answer 24

Addison’s

Question 25

What is it called when you have increased adrenocorticoids?

Answer 25

Cushings

Question 26

What are the symptoms of addison's?

Answer 26

Weight loss, hypotension, bronze skin

Question 27

What are the symptoms of Cushings?

Answer 27

Weight gain, swollen hypertension, moon face, hirsutism, infertility, thin extremities

Question 28

What is it called when you have decreased T3, T4 and TSH?

Answer 28

Myxedema

Question 29

What is it called when you have increased T3, T4 and TSH?

Answer 29

Grave's

Question 30

What are the symptoms of myxedema?

Answer 30

weight gain, swollen, hypotension, dry skin, constipation, enopthalmos, lateral third of eyebrow missing

Question 31

What are the symptoms of Graves disease?

Answer 31

Sweaty diarrhea, exophthamos

Question 32

What two endocrine diseases cause swelling?

Answer 32

Cushings and Myxedema

Question 33

What is it called when you have thyroglobulin?

Answer 33

Hashimoto