PDCI Ophthalmology Flashcards
(39 cards)
Modified sweat ad sebaceous gland in inner eye
Caruncle
What divides the eyelid into anterior and posterior margins
Grey line
Most posterior muscle in eyelid
Mueller muscle
Where are the strong and weak parts of the eye orbit
Lateral strong
Medial inferior weak
What bone forms a large part of the lateral orbital rim?
Zygomatic bone
Infection of eye
Orbital cellulitis
Iris looks like it’s tugged away from pupil
Cornea perforation
Direct vs indirect ophthalmoscopy
Monocular vs binocular
What is used to test visual acuity at a distance
Snellen chart
/# visual acuity
First # is distance from chart
Second # is what someone with average vision can see at # feet
Legal blindness
Best corrected vision of 20/200 or worse in better eye
What is used to test near visual acuity
Rosenbaum card
Measuring vision if can’t see big E
Move patient closer
Count fingers
Hand motion
Light perception
Normal visual acuity for 0-6 months
Maintain eye contact
Look at bright object
Normal visual quiet 6 months to 3 years
Fix and follow face, toy, light
Normal visual acuity 3-5 years
20/40 or better
Normal visual acuity for 5+ years
20/25 or better, no acuity diff between eyes
Amblyopia
20/40 in one eye and 20/20 in other
Structural ok eyes
When does eye patching and treatments for amblyopia become less effective
Age 7 years
Goldmann perimeter is time consuming so we only do on
Kids
Sub intelligent
Automated visual field machine
Humphrey automated perimeter
Horner’s syndrome can be caused by
Trauma to internal carotid
Tumor in lung
Spine surgery
Proctosis caused by
Thyroid in adults
Orbital cellulitis in kids
Lose eyelids and see mass means
Malignant mass