Test #4 Flashcards
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results from the failure of a fetal duct in the intestine to fuse normally in utero
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Meckel’s diverticulum
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baseline tests to get before scoliosis surgery
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x-rays, PFTs, ABGs
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complications of chronic vaso-occlusive crisis
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increased r/f URI osteomyelitis retinal detachment liver and renal failure
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Duchenne MD
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mutation in gene for dystrophin protein that maintains muscle fibers; muscle wasting that begins in pelvis and hips
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antidote for iron OD
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Deferoxamine
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Failure to Thrive diagnosed when weight is
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below the 3rd percentile
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first 24-48h after a burn injury
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Emergent (Resuscitative) Phase Fast fluid resus
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s/s Vaso-occlusive crisis
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**pain; swollen joints; hematuria; fever
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complications of infant GER
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can injure esophageal mucosa, lead to FTT, bleeding, dysphagia; can trigger RAD; stricures; aspiration PNA; esophagitis
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Post op care for Hirschprung’s correction
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ng tube, NPO to decompress ostomy care monitor abd girth
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aplastic crisis
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worsening of baseline anemia in SCA; viral trigger
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s/s child abuse
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inconsistency between injuries and story; chip/spiral Fx; child withdraws or is fearful of parents; behavior changes, sleep disturbances
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s/s TEF
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excessive drooling; 3Cs after feeding: coughing, choking, and cyanosis
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Meckel’s diverticulum s/s
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Painless bloody stools with bright red mucus
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tylenol antidote
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large dose Mucomyst
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congenital aganglionic megacolon
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Hirschprung’s disease–missing nerves at the end of the colon, obstruction results from inadequate motility
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treatment for imperforate anus or fistula
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surgical reconstruction and temporary colostomy
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complications of Hirschprung’s disease
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Enterocolitis (fever and explosive diarrhea) that can lead to sepsis, peritonitis, or shock of bowel perfs; anal stricture/incontinence; fussy eating/manipulation with meals
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Meckel’s diverticulum Dx
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radionucleotide scan
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surgery to fix pyloric stenosis
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pyloromyotomy
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non-surgical treatment for intussusception
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enema or air inflation; successful if brown stool passes but can often recur
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noninvasive, keeps hips abducted and in socket in a child with DDH
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Pavlik harness (6 mos)
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with hemophilia its important to monitor for
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brain bleed: HA, slurred speech, decreased LOC
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Pre op most babies with TEF have
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aspiration pneumonia
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cleft palate repair
palatoplasty; performed between 12-18 mos; only cup liquids and soft foods 4-6 weeks postop
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three zones of burns
Zone of Coagulation (non-viable); Zone of Stasis (tissue can be salvaged by fluid resus and reducing edema); Zone of Hyperemia (usually heals spontaneously)
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severe GER causing FTT or tracheomalacia treat with
Nissan fundoplication: stomach wrapped around esophagus to increase LES tone
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sickle cell anemia s/s
pain; SOB/fatigue/tachycardia; pallor or jaundice; nail bed deformities; Hand Foot syndrome=symmetric painful swelling; low fever; FTT
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sickle cell pts need this test yearly to monitor for CVA from ages 2-16
transcranial doppler
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screening tool for sickle cell anemia
SickleDex
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RFs for sickle cell crisis
hypoxemia; infection; dehydration; fever
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s/s hemophilia
bleeding episodes; joint pain and stiffness (hemoarthrosis), can lead to deformities; activity intolerance, prolonged PTT
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inheritance pattern of Duchenne MD
X-linked recessive
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Complications of cleft lip/palate
Aspiration, sinus infections; ear infections, hearing loss; speech delay; dental delay; feeding aversions
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pinworm dx
Tape test
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TEF diagnosis
X-ray with ng/og tube and air injection to show pouch
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s/s tylenol OD
n/v; jaundice; RUQ pain; bleeding; coma
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Leukemia Dx
Bone marrow biopsy showing immature leukemic blast cells
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s/s tracheomalacia
barky cough and intermittent stridor; may outgrow or need trach temporarily
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post op for scoliosis surgery
ICU; ng tube, foley, blood transfusions (autologous if possible), log rolling
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s/s narcotic OD
decreased LOC, pinpoint pupils
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risk factors for leukemia
family history; Down's syndrome; chemical exposure; maternal smoking
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often first sign of Duchenne MD
difficulty climbing stairs, riding a bike
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RFs for DDH
Family history; uterine position, especially breech presentation
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position to avoid GER
feed upright; prone HOB elevated 30 deg after feeding; thicken feeding, avoid overfeeding
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s/s Hirschprung's disease
bilious vomiting, refusal to feed; no meconium 48h after birth, abd distention; Child: ribbon-like stool, visible peristalsis
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group of genetic diseases with progressive weakness and degeneration of skeletal muscles.
Muscular Dystrophy
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best way to prevent sickle cell crisis
adequate hydration
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most common childhood cancer
leukemia; 60% ALL, 38% AML
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s/s intussusception
sudden colicky abd pain, knees to chest; currant jelly-like stools; palpable sausage-shape in RUQ; vomiting, abd distention
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s/s rotavirus
mild/mod fever and vomiting for 2 days, followed by frequent watery foul-smelling stools for 5-7 days
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frostbite treatment (white waxy areas)
water bath 38-41 deg; pain meds, Td
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leukemia: Early s/s
low grade fever; recurrent infections; pallor; bruising; enlarged lymph nodes; joint pain
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RFs for cleft lip/palate
heredity; maternal intake of dilantin, alcohol, smoking; maternal infection; Vitamin B/folate deficiency
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cyanide antidote
amyl nitrate or IV sodium nitrate
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goal of fluid admin in emergent phase of burn
good urine output (30-50 mL/hr)
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an infant may have an imperforate anus or fistula if they haven't passed stool in the first
24 hours of birth
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MD Dx
muscle biopsy
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purpose of traction in DDH treatment
stretch soft tissues to allow femoral head to return to socket
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inheritance pattern of sickle cell anemia
autosomal recessive (both parents must be carriers)
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this applied after closed reduction for DDH
spica cast for 3-6 mos, then a brace
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s/s infant GER
excessive non-bilious vomiting; wt loss, FTT; chronic cough;
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post op position for pyloromyotomy
head up and on side to aid stomach emptying
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sickle cell anemia usually dosn't present until 4-6 months of age because
before that babies have fetal hemoglobin from mother
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after leukemia there is high risk for
secondary malignancy
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thickened pyloric sphincter; surgical emergency
Pyloric stenosis
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s/s DDH
"click" in hips; asymmetrical gluteal/thigh folds; shorter leg on affected side, turned outward
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hypothermia s/s
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pinworm treatment
Vermox or Pyrantel; treat family; stool precautions--wash linen in hot water, T/L hygeine
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abnormal, uncontrolled and destructive proliferation of one type of white blood cell and its precursors.
Leukemia
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hemophilia severity depends on
% of clotting factor missing
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inheritance pattern of hemophilia
X-linked recessive
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definitive diagnosis for sickle cell anemia
Hgb electrophoresis
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complications to watch for after TEF repair
Pleural effusion, pneumothorax; Feeding aversions (may need Gtube); Strictures (may need future eso dilations)
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Hirschprung's Dx
rectal biopsy to see aganglionic cells
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burn extends into dermis, painful scalds, blisters can form; edema, pain, and moistness
second degree: superficial or deep partial thickness
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acute painful splenomegaly due to trapped sickled rbcs; decreased Hgb, can lead to shock; medical emergency
splenic sequestration
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cleft lip repair
cheiloplasty; performed at 6-12 weeks, use staggered sutures to prevent scar
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s/s acute chest syndrome
pulmonary infiltrates, dyspnea, tachypnea, congested cough
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palmar surface rule for burn estimation
the patient's palmar surface is equal to 1% of their BSA
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RFs for esophageal atresia/ TEF
maternal: Vit A, riboflavin deficiency, polyhydramnios
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treatment for ethylene glycol poisoning
activated charcoal and gastric lavage
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MD complications
contractures; disuse atrophy; infections; obesity; CP problems
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Dx of infant GER
esophagus pH monitoring
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s/s pyloric stenosis
Projectile vomiting, especially 30-60 min after eating, non-bilious; constant hunger with FTT and dehydration; Olive-shaped mass in epigastric area
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pre op for intussusception monitor for this complication
peritonitis
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rotavirus transmission
fecal-oral
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edema in a burn can convert partial thickness burns into full thickness burns because of
decreased perfusion to the area--therefore, decrease edema and admin fluids quickly
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s/s smoke inhalation damage
singed nasal hairs and brows, sooty sputum, hoarseness, wheezing and increased secretions; can be delayed 24-48h
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third degree burn=full thickness burn
dry, non-edematous, and painless; no residual epidermal cells so no healing possible; tissue is called eschar; may be waxy white or black; elasticity is lost so escharotomy may be necessary to restore blood flow
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s/s Heat Stroke
HoTN, tachypnea, tachycardia, anxiety and confusion/AMS, weakness, thirst, leading to seizures and coma
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painful burn, pink to red skin; only epidermis affected, skin function intact; no systemic response
superficial (first degree)
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leukemia: Late s/s
Pain; hematuria; mouth ulcerations; enlarged kidneys and testicles; IICP
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eye disorder associated with DM
cataracts
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Rett disorder
mostly in females; initially normal development, then around 18 mos: deceleration of head growth, loss of speech and hand control, eventual dementia
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very rare dev. disorder, regression in multiple areas on function after 2 years of normal development
Child Disintegrative Disorder
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social disorder with increased verbal and cognitive ability and social interaction compared with other forms of social disorder, especially concerning the child's current obsessive preoccupation
Aperger's disorder
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to diagnose autism, s/s must present by
3 years of age
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hallmark of autism
impaired social interaction--nonverbals, attention, and social reciprocity. Impairments in socialization, communication, and behavior
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loss of lens elasticity with age
presbyopia
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light rays focus on two differrnt points on retina due to vurvature abnormality of cornea or lens
astigmatism
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blunt trauma causes bloor in anterior chamber of eye; red color on lower iris as blood pools
hyphema
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Tx for chemicals in eye
rinse with cool tap water 20 minutes
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with eye impalement, cover both eyes initially to
stop movement of the affected eye--eyes move together
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treatment for corneal abrasion or tearing
steriod eye drops`
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RFs for retinal tear/detachment
Age; Cataract surgery; DM
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s/s retinal tear/detachment
light flashes, floaters; ring in field of vision
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edema of optic disc
papilledema; can be caused by severe HTN
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normal IOP
10-21 mmHg
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Increased pressure in eye causes atrophy of optic disc and retinal cells, with loss of peripheral vision first, then central if untreated; also visual halos and blurred vision
glaucoma
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normally aqueous humor flows
from posterior chamber to anterior chamber and is absorbed by the veins of the trabecular network
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aqueous humor cannot drain well from anterior chamber through trabecular meshwork; insidious development
open angle glaucoma; chronic glaucoma
;IOP 22-32
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iris bows forward and completely blocks fluid access to trabecular meshwork, causing pressure buildup, leading to more bowing and pressure; emergency with severe eye pain and fast vision loss
closed angle glaucoma; acute glaucoma; IOP\>50
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treatment for open angle glaucoma
laser trabeculoplasty--holes made in meshwork to accomodate fluid movement; meds: BBs, cholinergics, miotics to decreased IOP
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clouding of eye lens resulting in nighttime glare, reduced color perception, and image distortion
cataracts
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most common cause of vision loss \>55 yrs
age related macular degeneration
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Tx for closed angle glaucoma
laser iridectomy
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eye drops to treat cataracts before surgery
mydriatics-cycloplegic agents to temporarily paralyze IO muscles
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light sensing cells are damaged in the macula--area in the retina specialized for high acuity vision
macular degeneration
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RFs for macular degeneration
aging; smoking; alcohol; UV exposure; heredity
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macular degeneration is diagnosed when this is observed with the opthalmoscope
drusen: yellow exudate of extracellular debris
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two forms of macular degeneration
Dry (atrophic)--drused accumulates between choroid and retina, can cause detachment; gradual vision loss;
Wet (exudative)--rapid progression, BVs grow between choroid and retina; distinctly darkened or blurred vision
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sensorineural hearing loss involves
cranial nerve 8--vestibulocochlear nerve
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vertigo and nystagmus caused by calcium carbonate accumulation
benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)
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endolymph buildup in inner ear causes fullness, tinnitus, and vertigo that can last 30-60 minutes and be accompanied by nystagmus
Meniere's disease
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Meniere's disease
Head trauma, URI, chronic aspirin use, smoking and alcohol use
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meniere's disease lifestyle treatment
los sodium diet to prevent fluid retention; diuretics, avoid caffeine and nicotine
