Infants Flashcards

(36 cards)

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What are the main parental concerns of their infant?

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  1. Eye turn
  2. Squinting
  3. Eye rubbing
  4. Photoqphobia
  5. Family Hx
  6. Eyes look funny
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What are the main ophthalmic concerns of an infant?

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  • Congenital malformations
  • Neurological disorder
  • Ocular pathology
  • RE
  • Strabismus
  • Amblyopia
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What do babies like to look at?

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  1. Mirrors
  2. Lights
  3. Faces
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What do we want to know for an exam for a birth-2 yo?

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  1. Infancy behavior
  2. General health
  3. Dev. Hx
  4. Educational Info
  5. Parent Q’s
  6. Goals for exam
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The Denver Developmental screening test looks at what?

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  1. Personal social
  2. Language
  3. Fine Motor
  4. Gross Motor
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What is the best type of occlusion for a child from birth to 2?

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Adhesive patch applied correctly on the eye

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What are we looking for when doing Visual acuity assessments?

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  1. reduced VA
  2. Unequal acuity
  3. Amblyopia detection
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What’s the gold standard for VA?

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Recognition acuity

- not used below 3 yrs

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What test of choice for VAs are used for babies and children below the cognitive age of 3 yrs?

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Resolution acuity

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What is the most common resolution acuity ?

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Teller Acuity - detemines 20/20 to 20/2000

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What are the 4 types of FPL cards?

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  1. Cardiff Cards
  2. LEA acuity paddles
  3. Teller Acuity Cards
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What is the basis for decision in FPL?

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  • first fixation
  • duration of fixation
  • number of fixations
  • behavior response of child
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What calculation can be used to determine the VA in FPL?

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600/age of child = VA

Ex. 6 mo old = 20/100

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TAC are most sensitive to what ocular findings?

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  1. cortical visual impairment
  2. ON loss
  3. Delayed vision maturation
  4. Develop.Abnormalities
  5. Amblyopia
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TAC are less sensitive to what?

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  1. Myopia
  2. Moderate astigmatism
  3. Macular loss
  4. Screening VA (26% false positives)
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What are the 2 types of detection acuity tests?

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  1. Stycar

2. Candy beads

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This method is used to assess the presence of pattern vision; used to detect high amblyopia

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Fix and follow

18
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Fix and follow has a 60-80% false negative rate. What does this mean?

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60-80 children out of 100 will be missed when testing if they have amblyopia

19
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Fix and follow has a 31-68% false positve rate. What does this mean?

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31-68 children out of 100 will be deemed as amblyopic when they’re not

20
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This is used when there is no response to objects.

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Light and form perception

21
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What is an example of an involuntary visual response?

22
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What test can be used to confirm amblyopia?

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  1. Alternate Fixation

2. 10 pd vertical prism

23
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Name the type of supplemental tests to confirm amblyopia?

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Bruckner Test

24
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At what age does stereopsis emerge?

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At what age are eyes aligned?
6 months
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How do we test motor function in children?
1. Cover test 2. NPC 3. Versions
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What supplemental tests can be used to determine motor function?
1. Hirschberg/Krimsky - hirsch - confirms presence of strab - krims - estim. dev. w/ prism 2. Bruckner Test
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The motor function is what the ____ sees. The sensory function is what the ____ sees.
- parent | - baby
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What is the normal NPC in a child?
2-3 inches | - emerges at 3-4 months
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A lack of stereopsis detects what problems?
1. intermittant/small angle strab 2. anisometropia 3. amblyopia 4. ocular pathology
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What are the exam techniques used to measure RE?
1. Near retinoscopy (Mohindra) | 2. Cycloplegic refraction
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What are the supplemental techniques to measure RE?
1. AutoRefrac | 2. Distance retinoscopy
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Abnormal motilities indicate what?
1. decreased VA 2. Nystagmus 3. Neurological
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Pursuits should be smooth by what age?
6-8 weeks
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Saccades should be accurate by what age?
6-8 wks
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How do you test VF in infants?
confrontation puppet/monster fields