Ophthalmology - Red Eye Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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features of allergic conjunctivitis?

A

mucous

itchy

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features of viral conjunctivitis?

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watery

follicles on underside of lid

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features of bacterial conjunctivitis?

A

purulent
gritty eyes
stuck together
papillae on underside lid

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common causes of bacterial conjunctivitis?

A

staph
streo
chlamydia

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5
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viral causes of conjunctivitis?

A

adenovirus (after URTI)
HZV
HSV

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Tx for bacterial conjunctivitis?

A

clean eyelids

chloramphenicol 4xday

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what is keratitis?

A

microbial invasion of the cornea

EMERGENCY

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commonest cause of keratitis?

A

corneal ulcer (HS)

bacterial
fungal
viral

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features of a corneal ulcer?

A
severe pain 
photophobia
lacrimation
reduced vision
red eye
± hypophyn
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features of viral keratitis?

A

bilateral

after URTI

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Ix for corneal ulcer?

A

corneal scraping

+ microscopy/culture/PCR

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12
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Tx for viral corneal ulcer?

A

acyclovir if HS

steroids if adenovirus

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features of orbital cellulitis?

A
painful
decreased eye movements
colour vision goes
decreased visual acuity 
fever
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14
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how to differentiate orbital and peri orbital cellulitis?

A

orbital function remains

stye often causes

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risks factors for orbital cellulitis?

A

sinusitis
post op
kids

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Ix for orbital cellulitis?

A

CT

inflam markers

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17
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Tx for orbital cellulitis?

A

ceftriaxone + fluclox + met

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18
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what is endopthalmitis?

A

infection of the intraocular eye fluids

19
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when does endopthalmitis often occur?

20
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causes of endopthalmitis?

21
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Tx for endopthalmitis? how is it prophylactically avoided?

A

intravitreal Abx

given during surgery

22
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features of episcleritis?

A

blanching eye redness

not painful

23
Q

what are features of scleritis?

A
painful
deep red
lacrimation
photophobia
vessels do not blanch
systemic disease
24
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Tx for scleritis?

A

NSAIDs

steroids

25
what is anterior uveitis?
inflam of the iris + ciliary body (made up the anterior uvea)
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features of anterior uveitis?
``` pain dull ache reduced vision photophobia curcumcorneal redness hypopyn cells in anterior chamber synechiae ```
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causes of anterior uveitis?
UC ank spon sarcoid TB
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Tx for anterior uveitis?
steroids mydriatics investigate for systemic disease
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what is the normal IOP?
10-21mmHg
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what causes acute closed angle glaucoma?
closure of the anterior angle chamber fluid builds up as usually drains through this angle causes raised IOP
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risk factors for acute closed angle glaucoma?
elderly hypermetropia (long sighted) coming from dark to bright lights
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features of acute closed angle glaucoma?
``` pain N+V headache blurred vision cloudy cornea pupil non reactive and mid dilated circumcorneal redness ```
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Ix for acute closed angle glaucoma?
gonioscopy | avoid dark rooms
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Tx for acute closed angle glaucoma? example of drug from each class?
carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (acetazolamide) B blockers (timolol) cholinergic agonist (pilocarpine - pupils CONSTRICT) topical steroids laser peripheral iridectomy once IOP controlled
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what bacterial causes keratitis? what do contact lens wearers often get?
staph aureus pseudomonas aerguinosa in contact lens wearers
36
what is the preferred conjunctivitis treatment in pregnancy? why?
topical fusidic acid | risk of aplastic anaemia
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features of a corneal abrasion?
``` gritty photophobia painful blurred vision pain ```
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Ix for corneal abrasion?
fluorescin dye (yellow glow in epithelial surface breaks)
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Tx for corneal abrasion?
chloramphenicol dilate (cyclopentolate) analgesia
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who gets fungal corneal ulcers?
contact lens wearers | acamthamoeba
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what can cause peripheral eye ulcers?
RA HS vasculitis
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Ix for corneal ulcer?
corneal scrape gram stain and culture PCR
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common cause of bacterial ulcers?
staph | strep