Surgery Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two situations when a conjunctival flap should NOT be used?

A
  1. Active microbial keratitis 2. Corneal perforation
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2
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Which suture is the most important in PK?

A

The SECOND.

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3
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In PK, which sutures are preferred with vasculized, inflamed, thinned, and pediatric cases?

A

Interupted.

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4
Q

How many forms of corneal transplant rejection are there?

A

FOUR

1. Epithelial 2. Subepithelial 3. Stromal (necrosis) 4. Endothelial (MOST COMMON)

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5
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Which type of suture should be used for scleral fixated lenses?

A

9-0 prolene (nylon is not a permanent suture)

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6
Q

When should ASA and plavix be stopped?

A

TEN days prior to surgery

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7
Q

When should be ooumadin be stopped?

A

3-5 days prior to surgery

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8
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Interupted sutures for PKP are preferred for what type of cases?

A
  1. Children 2. Vascularization 3. Inflamed corneas
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9
Q

In a patient who has had refractive sx what is the common mistake to make in calculating IOL power?

A

Overestimate corneal power causes under estimation of IOL power causing = hyperopic surprise.

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