ophtha - sympto, obj&subj exam Flashcards

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Subjective signs

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  1. Pain (orbital pain, headache)

2. Disturbances of vision

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Objective signs

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  1. Redness
  2. Crust formation
  3. Secretion (watery secretions, discharges)
  4. Lumps
  5. Lid disturbances (malformation,malposition)
  6. Eyeball disturbance (abn size, malposition, maldirection, malfixation)
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Redness localized nasally is due to

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Inflammation of lacrimal sac

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Redness localized in lateral aspect

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Inflammation of lacrimal gland

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Caused by dilatation of superficial conjunctival blood vessels

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Conjunctival congestion

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Caused by dilatation of deeper blood vessels of anterior ciliary artery

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Ciliary injection

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Whitish foamy secretion can be present in

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Vit A deficiency

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Generally, upper lid margin is ___mm below upper limbus, while the lower lid margin is just at level of lower limbus.

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2mm

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The term hypotropia is not used.

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Yes. If right eye is lower, it is recorded as left hypertropia.

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Presence of a fast component denotes a labyrinthine etiology. It is caused by poor central vision.

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Ocular nystagmus

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Foreign body sensation or sharp pain in the eye occurs when

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When lid moves

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It is felt after excessive use of the eyes or when the patient tends to rub the eyes

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Itching, smarting or burning sensation

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Soreness or tenderness is elicited by.

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Pressing the eyeball

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Headaches that are localized in___ regions are ocular in nature.

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Frontal and temporal

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If the headache is unilateral, it is due to ..

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Inflam of orbit, lids or eye and glaucoma

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If the headache is bilateral, it is asso with.

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Uncorrected refractive errors or ms imbalances

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Whirling and swaying sensation is vestibular/ocular in origin and are elicited by a sudden movement of the head.

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Vestibular

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Temporary dimness sensation is vestibular/ocular in origin and are elicited by turning of eyes vertically or horizontally.

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Ocular

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Filipinos at age __ have difficulty reading fine prints at a distance of __cm.

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37yrs old

28-30cm

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Poor near vision

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Presbyopia

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Seeing double with only one eye noted when 2 diff retinal areas of an aye subserve 2 diff images

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Monocular diplopia

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Colored vision

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Chromatopsia

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Rainbow colored halo

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Glaucoma

Incipient cataract

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Red vision

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Erythropsia

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Erythropsia is due to
Vitreous hemorrhage | Aphakia
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Yellow vision
Xanthopsia
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Xanthopsia is due to
Jaundice and carbon monoxide poisoning
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White vision is due to
Digitalis poisoning
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Blue vision
Cyanopsia
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Cyanopsia is due to
Initial cataract extraction
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Green vision
Chloropsia
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Violet vision
Ianthenopsia
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Chloropsia and ianthenopsia is due to
Chorio-retinal pathology
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Sudden/gradual onset of blindness is charac of crao, vitreous hemo, retinal detachment and optic nerve trauma
Sudden onset
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Sudden/gradual onset of blindness is charac of corneal opacities, cataract, optic atrophy and chronic intraocular inflammation.
Gradual progressive blindness
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Both eyes may have partial blindness at the same time.
True
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Defects In the 2 eyes that are equal in size and shape are termed congruous/incongruous.
Congruous
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Defects In the 2 eyes that are not equal in size and shape are termed congruous/incongruous.
Incongruous
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Superior palpebral folds are generally present in the upper lid ___mm above margin
10mm
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Among Asians the superior PAlpebral fold can be located lower or lost because
Of the absence of cutaneous insertions of elevator palpebral ms
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The highest limit of the normal value in indentation or schiotz tonometer.
25mmHg or 5 scales reading
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The highest limit of the normal value in applanation tonometer
20mmHg
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Minute irregular curvature of cornea can be detected only by ..
Placido disk or keratometer
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If the iris is pushed forward, the anterior chamber is ...
Shallow
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If the iris is pushed backward, the anterior chamber is ...
Deep
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At the peripheral part of the chamber, the iris should be adherent to the cornea
False
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What do u call the reflex when the light is directed to the pupil of one eye, that the pupil will constrict
Direct light reflex
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What do u call the reflex when the light is directed to the pupil of one eye, that the pupil will constrict and simultaneously the pupil of other eye will also constrict.
Consensual light reflex
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The presence of the lens can be verified by the appearance of at least 2 light reflexes in the pupillary area (purkinje images). One reflex coming from,, and the other from...
Anterior lens capsule and posterior lens capsule
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Ophthalmoscope studies the...
Retina Choroid Optic disk
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This soln should be placed on the eyes after the examination to avoid an acute attack of glaucoma
Pilocarpine 1%
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The ophthalmoscope is put on. The lens is set at zero. The examiner directs the light at the patient's eye from a distance of __cm.
5ocm
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Any black area seen on the reflex in ophthalmoscope means ...
Opacity in ocular media
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Any gray or bluish area seen on the reflex in ophthalmoscope means ...
Retinal lesion
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Absence of a reflex occurs when the opacity in the ocular media is
So dense as not to allow the light to penetrate inside
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The veins are larger in size than arteries. The veins may show pulsation but not the arteries.
True
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Temporal to the disc is the
Macula
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The human eye as a sense organ is stimulated adequately by light alone and it sees that portion of energy spectrum whose wavelengths range from..
400-800 millimicra (mu)
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What color has the shorter wavelength?
Violet
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What color has the longer wavelength?
Red
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Visual pigment of cones
Iodopsin
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Visual pigment of rods
Rhodopsin
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The cones/rods are anatomically closely packed together and each cones/rods is connected to one ganglion cell.
cones
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The cones/rods are anatomically more separated and 2-4 cones/rods is connected to one ganglion cell.
Rods
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Central vision is determined by measuring
Visual acuity | Color perception
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The peripheral vision is determined by measuring
Visual fields | Dark adaptation
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Measured by checking the minimum size of a letter that the eye can recognized at a certain distance under daylight illumination.
Visual acuity
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The most practical way for one to measure the accommodation of a patient is to test his vision for near by what Test?
Jaeger test cards
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The smallest print can be read by normal individual at a distance of __cm
25cm (13in)
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The distance between that point and the eye has an equivalent power of accommodation expressed in
Diopter
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The portion in space wherein objects can be seen when gazing at a certain fixed direction.
Visual field
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An island of vision surrounded by a sea of blindness.
Visual field
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Normally a person will start not seeing the colored objects within __sec.
40s. More than this period is abnormal.
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Pain sensation in the eye can be tested by looking for ..
By looking for Ciliary tenderness and by checking for corneal sensitivity.
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It is tested by touching the cornea with a wisp of cotton
Corneal sensitivity
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The second most frequent abnormal neurologic finding in cerebellopontine angle tumor
Diminution of sensation of eyes