Untitled spreadsheet - uveitis

Question 2

what is heerfordt’s yndrome

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AAU, facial palsy, parotid enlargement

Question 3

which form of IB does iritis commonly occur

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10% in UC, 5% in Crohn’s

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MOA of mtx

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folate analog inhibits dihydrofolate rucatase

Question 5

safest drug to treta toxo in pregnancy

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clinda

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urine calcium or serum calcium elevated in sarcoid

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urine calcium

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organisms for diffuse inilateral dusn

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bayliascaris

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HLA associated with POHS

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B7

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Hep B surface antigen is positive in what percent of patients with classic PAN

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10-50%

Question 10

HZO kind of iris atrophy

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sectoral

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HLA associated with serpiginous

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B7

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demographic of serpingenous

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young healthy adults with no systemic findings. Vitirits in 30%.

Question 13

which anesthetics increase IOP?

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ketamine

Question 14

most anesthsia’s effect on IOP

Answer 14

kiwers

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importantce of echothiophate when planning surgery

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increaes outflow of aqueous humor, decreases efficacy of pseudocholinease, therfoe affects metaboism of succinyl choline.

Question 16

toxicity of chloramphenicol

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aplastic anemia, optic atrophy, gray syndrome

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MOA of rifampin

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inhibityis bacterial RNA synethesis.

Question 18

strength of steroid

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dex, methyl, pred, hydro, cortisone

Question 19

how do acetate and sodium phosphate differ

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phosphate: water soluble, ocular absorption limited, acetate water insoluble

Question 20

organisms associated with Reiter’s

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chlyamydia, ureaplasm, yeresina, shigella, salmonella

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pathology of Fuch’s heterochromic iridicyclitis

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plasma cells in cb

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wardenberg’s syndrome

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iris heterchormia, telecanthus, whiteforelock, congenital deafness

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hypersentivitiy of phacoanaphylactic endophthamitis

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type III

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intermediate uveitisi in MS

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usually bilateral, band keratopathy

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CME in VKH?

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no

Question 27

ARN

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vitiritis, usually in posteiror pole

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PORN

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minimal inflammation, peripheral spots.

Question 29

3 signs of rubella

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hearing loss, salt and pepteper retinopathy, cataract or glacuoma.

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4 findings of measles

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pigmentary retinopathy, conjuncitivtis, retinal edema, vacularf attenuation, koplik's spots

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findings of SSPE

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fatal measles, macular or perimacular chorioretinitis, bone specules, personality behavior changes.

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association with pneumocystis

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associated with inhaled pentamidine

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two worms associated with DUSN

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dogworm: ancylostoma canium, racoon nematomde : Bayliscaris procynois

Question 34

rx for onchocerciasis:

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ivermectih, surmain, DEC

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malabosportion, uveitis, vasculitis

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whipple's disease

Question 36

what causes whipple's disease

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G+ bacillus, actinomycetes, PAS positive macrophages

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what kind of organisms is P. acnes

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anaerboci G_ rod

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young F=M, bilateral, flu

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APMPPE

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findings of APMPPE

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multiple plaques, early hypo with late hyper. Associated with cerebral vasculitis

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F>M, unilateral, small soft spots, shimmering photopsias

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MEWDs

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rx for apmppe

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none

Question 42

FA for MEWDS

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early hyper wreath configuration, ERG shows reduced a wave

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rx for birdshot

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steroids +IMT

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20-50, young myopic women, multiple spots, fill early stain latea

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MCP

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healthy myopic woman with acute scotomas, photopsiasm no vitirits, FA early hyper late staining

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PIC

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what is lofgren's syndrome

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hilar lymphadenophaty, erythema nodusm, AAU, arthalgia

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Mikulicz's syndrome

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lacrimal and parotid swelling due to saccoid, tb, lymphoma/leukemia

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what is heerfordt's sndrome

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fever, partodi gland enlagement AU, facial nerve palsy.

Question 49

HLA association for VKH

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DR4

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4 stages of VKH

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prodormal, syndrome, chronic, recurrent

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panuveitis that spares choriocapillaris

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SO

Question 52

IOL for JRA?

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No

Question 54

most common JRA with uveitis

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RF-, ANA+ pauciarticular, 90% female

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which one affects 90% males?

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pauciarticular late onset, RF, ANA negtive, HLAB-27 +

Question 56

what is characteristic of still's disease

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60% male, RF -, ANA-,

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sex of polyarticular

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85% girls, uveitis rare, 75% RF negative

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what is the difference between pauciarticular type I and type II

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type I: girls, 60% ANA positrive, type II 90% boys, 75% HLA-B27 positive.

Question 59

ddx for posterior uveitis in kids

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toxo, lyme, POHS, HSV,

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which organism in toxo causes inflammation

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tachyzoite

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Which disorders associated with th1 response?

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So, Vkh. Birdshot

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What is the th1 pathway?

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Il-8 tnf activated macrophage.

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what are kyrieleis' plaques

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white spots along arterioles

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cause of toxocariasis

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2nd stage larval form of dog hookworm toxocara canis, through contaminated soil

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What is th2 pathway?

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Il-4. Il-(,10- eosinophils, atopic disease

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trio of toxocara

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endophthamisi, localized,g ranuloma, or peripheral granuloma, high eosinophils