Opthalmology Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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Glaucoma?

A

optic neuropathy
> peripheral vision
> tunnel vision

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2
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red painful eye and contact lense wearer?
CLARE

A

microbial keratitis ?

Urgent SD opthal referral

Ix: Slit lamp

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3
Q

bacterial keratitis mx?

A

topical abs ; quinolones

cyclopentolate: PAIN mx

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4
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how is anterior uveitis mx?

A

steroid

cycloplegic
> MYDRIATIC
> induce pupil dilation

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5
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cycloplegics?

A

dilate pupil
atropine / cyclopentolate

helps in anterior uveitis

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6
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painless red eye associated with lacrimation?

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episcleritis

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7
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Scleritis is?

A

painful red eye

transmural inflammation of sclera

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8
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Mx of scleritis?

A

oral nsaids

Opthalmology referral : Same day

oral steroids
immunosuppresive

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9
Q

acute angle closure glaucoma
Mx?

A

laser peripheral iridotomy

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10
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age related macular degeneration?

A

central field loss

blurry vision
central scotoma

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11
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macular degeneration

effective interventions?

A

stop smoking

VEGF: mitogen

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12
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mx of proliferative diabetic retinopathy?

A

intravitreal VEGF inhibitors and panretinal laser photocoagulation

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13
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corneal abrasion mx?

A

topical antibiotics

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14
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in diabetic retinopathy what do cotton wool spots represent?

A

retinal infarction

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15
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complication of panretinal phtocoagulation?

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decrease in night vision

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16
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anterior uveitis features?

A

ciliary flush

hypopyion(pus)

small and irregular pupil ; irregular sphincter muscle contraction

17
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acute angle closure glaucoma features?

A

severe ocular pain
N+V

visual acuity is reduced from start

18
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peripheral retina contains mainly?

A

Rod cells responsible for night vision
so in panretinal photocoagulation potential s/e

19
Q

Diabetic retinopathy

A

Moderate NPDR
> microaneurysm
blot
hard exudates
cotton wool spots

20
Q

Severe NPDR?

A

blot haemorrhages
microaneurysms
venous beading

21
Q

Proliferative diabetic retinopathy?

A

retinal neovascularisation
fibrous tissue formation

22
Q

central retinal vein occlusion features?

A

unilateral, painless loss of vision

widespread hyperaemia
retinal haemorrhages

23
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central retinal artery occlusion?

A

painless, sudden loss of vision unilateral

RAPD
cherry red spot

24
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orbital cellulitis features?
IX?

A

medical emergency
Haemophilus influenzae vaccination

> severe ocular pain
proptosis
opthalmoplegia
eyelid oedema and ptosis

contrast enhance CT scan: posterior spread

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age related macular degeneration
drusen formation Amsler grid
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what is not a feature of Diabetic pre proliferative?
neovascularisation
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Wet macular degeneration carries the worst prognosis T/F?
true characterised by? choroidal neovascularisation
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orbital cellulitis mx?
admission IV abx to prevent cavernous sinus thrombosis and intracranial spread
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new onset floaters always mean?
retinal detachment > Opthal review in 24 hours
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why is myopia a feature of retinal detachment?
elongated shape puts more stress on the retina > detachment RF
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what suggests periorbital?
absence of painful movements / diplopia / visual impairment
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Blepharitis?
associated with seborrhoeic dermatitis inflammation of eyelid margins > meibomian fland >dry eyes
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MX of Blepharitis?
hot compress lid hygiene
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allergic keratitis Mx?
topical sodium cromoglicate mast cell stabiliser
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ischaemic optic neuritis is commonly due to
occlusion of the short posterior ciliary arteries
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posterior vitreous detachment?
flashes of light floaters
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Intravitreal vegf inhibitors
blocking VEGF protein that promotes angiogenesis
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