Ophthalmoscopy Flashcards

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1
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an objective examination to determine the presence and absence of pathology

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Ophthalmoscopy

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2
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Large aperture is used in ______ pupils to be able to see even in the periphery of the fundus.

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dilated

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EOR of dilated pupil

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Myopia

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4
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most appropriate to use when px’s pupil is 3.5 to 5 mm (normal or also called undilated pupil), or when you do not know the size

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Medium aperture

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5
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used in constricted pupils mostly observed in hyperopic patients

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SMALL APERTURE

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used when there is opacity in the transparent media or any pathology in the fundus (ex: cataract)

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Half light aperture

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Kinds of Measuring ophthalmoscope or graticules

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Line or slit graticule
Grid graticule

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8
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detects elevation and depression in the fundus

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Line or slit graticule

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9
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If line graticule is CLEAR and STRAIGHT

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NO ABNORMALITY

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Line graticule becomes BLUR and CROOKED

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presence of ELEVATION or DEPRESSION within the fundus

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If power indicator is RED or towards minus, there is ________________ ; if it is GREEN or towards plus, there is ________________

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DEPRESSION

ELEVATION

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12
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use to approximate relative distance between retinal lesions, assess cup-disc ratio

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Grid graticule

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13
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Measurement per circle of grid graticule

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0.1

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14
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Filters

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Red free (green)
Cobalt blue
Neutral or yellow
Polarising

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FIlter

enhanced contrast in blood vessels and hemorrhages. It is used to differentiate between microaneurysms (dot) and deep hemorrhages (blot)

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Red free

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16
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  1. Thin, lighter red
  2. Thick, darker red
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  1. Arteries
  2. Veins
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17
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Cobalt Blue Filter is used after staining with________________ to observe corneal abrasions, punctate keratitis a nd lesions in the cornea

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fluorescein dye

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18
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Widely used filter

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Neutral or yellow filter

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19
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What kind of filter reduces UV exposure

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Neutral or yellow filter

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20
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few direct ophthalmoscope are fitted with this filter to reduce glare during retinal examination

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Polarising filter

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21
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Starting point of ophthalmoscopy
1. Examining ROR
2. Examining anterior or external adnexa

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  1. Zero/examiner’s EOR
  2. +20.00D or maximum amount
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22
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Why is ROR red-orange?

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because the light reflects, bounces back on the blood vessels within the fundus

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Negative ROR can be due to:

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opacities in transparent media (cornea, lens, AH and VH)
retinal detachment
lesions in the retina

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If with movement, what is the location of the opacity?
1. Rapid
2. Slow

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  1. Cornea
  2. Anterior to the crystalline lens or at the Aqueous Humor
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If the opacity does not move with the instrument or eye, where is it located?
At the crystalline lens
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If the opacity moves against the movement of the instrument or eye, where is it located?
Posterior to the lens (VH/retina)
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Used to identify the EOR present, or if the px has amblyopia or strabismus
Bruckner test
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What eor Superior light crescent
Hyperopia
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What eor Inferior light crescent
Myopia
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Normal CD ratio
0.3 - 0.4
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Which is more tortous? (Veins/arteries)
Arteries
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Which shoould not be pulsating? (Veins/arteries)
Arteries
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What is the EOR is the optic disc is slightly bigger?
Myopic
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What is the EOR is the optic disc is slightly smaller?
Hyperopic
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What is the type of astigmatism if optic disc is slightly vertically oval?
Against the rule
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What is the type of astigmatism if optic disc is slightly horizontally oval?
With the rule astigmatism
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What is the black ring surrounding the optic cup?
Choroidal ring
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What is the white ring surrounding the optic disc?
Scleral ring
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observed when the px is looking at the light or the ear of examiner
Macula
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True or false Macula has blood vessels
False It is devoid of blood vessels
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What is the plus lens used in binocular indirect ophthalmoscopy?
Condensing lens
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In indirect Ophthalmoscopy, image is
Real and inverted
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A 90D lens used as condensing lens in indirect ophthalmoscopy
Vogt lens
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Direct/indirect Wider visual field
Indirect
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Magnification 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. 16x 2. 3-4x
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Field of view 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. 2 Disc Diameter 2. 8 Disc Diameter
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Structures viewed 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. Central only 2. Central and periphery
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Stereopsis 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. ABSENT 2. PRESENT
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BRIGHTNESS 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. LESS BRIGHT 2. MORE BRIGHT
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Compensation of EOR 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. POORER 2. EASIER
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VERSATILITY 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. POORER 2. BETTER
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DISTANCE TO PX 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. CLOSER 2. FARTHER
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IMAGE OF FUNDUS 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. VIRTUAL AND ERECT 2. REAL AND INVERTED
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IMAGE OF FUNDUS 1. Direct 2. Indirect
1. VIRTUAL AND ERECT 2. REAL AND INVERTED