Vision Flashcards

(42 cards)

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What makes up the outer layer of the globe?

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  • sclera
  • Limbus
  • Cornea
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What makes up the middle layer of the globe?

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  • choroid, ciliary body, iris stroma

- melanocytes

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What makes up the inner layer of the globe?

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  • retinal pigmented epithelium
  • Neural retina
  • Ora serrata
  • anterior ciliary processes
  • posterior iris
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What is an open globe injury?

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-a full thickness laceration or perforation of the cornea, limbus, or cornea

**opthalmic emergency

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What are the three smooth muscles in the eye?

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  • constrictor muscle
  • Dilator muscle
  • circumferential muscle (in ciliary body)
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What is the Near Synkinesis reflex made up of?

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  • Accomodation
  • Convergence
  • Miosis
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Which nerve controls the levator palbebrae superioris?

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CNIII

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Which nerve controls the circumferential ciliary body muscle?

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-CNIII

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9
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Which nerve controls the Iris constrictor muscle?

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CNIII

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In which portion of the eye is ocular melanoma most common?

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-Choroid

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What types of neurons are in the retina?

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  • photoreceptors
  • bipolar cells
  • ganglion cells
  • interneurons (horizontal & amacrine cells)
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What is the blood supply to the retina?

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  • inner 2/3 = central retinal artery

- outer 1/3 = choroidal vasculature

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What is the ora serrata?

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serrated junction between the retina and the ciliary body

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What are the signs that can lead to a diagnosis of an open globe injury?

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  • seidel positive testing
  • peaked pupil
  • low intraocular pressure
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What is Nystagmus?

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  • when eye shakes back and forth very quickly

- common in albinism

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What are the interneurons of the retina?

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  • horizontal cells

- amacrine cells

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What suspends the lens to the ciliary body?

18
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What collagen is most prominent in the lens?

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Type IV collagen

19
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What is a cataract?

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a crystalline lens that has lost its transparency

20
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What are the 5 layers of the cornea?

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  • stratified squamous epithelium
  • Bowman’s layer (Type I)
  • Stroma (Type I)
  • Descemet’s layer (Type IV)
  • Endothelium
21
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What is Keratoconus? Which layer causes it?

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a degenerative disaease of the cornea that leads to protrusion of the cornea into a cone shape

-bowman’e layer loses integrity

22
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What is Fuchs Dystrophy?

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  • progressive corneal dystrophy involving loss of endothelial cells
  • common in older women
23
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What drains through the angle of the eye?

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Aqueous humor

24
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Where is aqueous humor synthesized?

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two layers of epithelial cells on the ciliary proccesses

25
Describe the inflow of Aqueous humor.
Ciliary processes > posterior chamber > through pupil > anterior chamber
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What is the difference between Trabecular outflow and uveoscleral outflow?
Trabecular: Pressure dependent. Trabecular meshwork > Schlemm's Canal > Venous system Uveoscleral: Pressure independent. Anterior Chamber > Ciliary muscle > subraciliary/suprachoroidal spaces > exit via intact sclera or along its nerves/vessels
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What is the laminar portion of the optic nerve?
- thought to be damaged in glaucoma - continuous with sclera - provides main support for the optic nerve as it exits the eye
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What is primary open-angle glaucoma?
- trabecular meshwork can become dysfunctional leading to increased outflow resistance - can cause death of CNII fibers **pts experience painless, slow, progressive loss of vision, starting in periphery
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What are the 5 ways to lower the intraocular pressure?
- modify ANS to slow down blood flow in ciliary body - Induce parasympathetic miosis and accomodation to open up trabecular meshwork - Show down production of aqueous - Mechanically open trabecular meshwork to increase fluid drainage - Create artificial conduit to drain directly into venous system
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What adrenergic receptors are on the ciliary body, and how do they influence aqueous humor production when activated?
B1/2 = increase production a1/2 = decrease production
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Which of these drugs is NOT useful in treating glaucoma? 1. Beta 1 blocker 2. Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor 3. Cholinergic agonist 4. Alpha 2 antagonist 5. Acetylcholine esterase inhibitor 6. Marijuana
4. Alpha 2 antagonist
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Which of the following drugs will dilate pupil and also prevent accommodation? 1. Tyramine 2. Echothiophate 3. Curare 4. Atropine 5. Muscarine
4. Atropine
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What is the innervation tot he dilator muscle of the eye?
-Sympathetics from the tcarotid plexus (synapsed at superior cervical ganglion)
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What is the innervation of the constructor muscle of the eye?
-parasympathetics from CNIII
35
Describe accomodation.
- lens is fatter - constriction of the circumferential muscle in the ciliary body - zonular fibers are relaxed
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What is presbyopia
- patients need reading glasses - normal part of aging - lens loses elasticity, so even though ciliary body contracts, the lens does not get fatter (no accomodation)
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What nerve controls the near synkinesis reflex?
-CN III
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Between what two layers does a retinal tear occur?
-Peeling of the photoreceptors from the RPE
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What is a colorful sign of the congenital form of horner's syndrome?
- Heterochromia | * melanocytes from neural crest
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Why does the lens continue to thicken as we age?
- lens epithelial cells on the anterior of the lens continuously make basement membrane which migrates posteriorly * anterior capsule continues to thicken while posterior capsule remains 4 um thick
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What is luekocoria?
-white pupil that is a result of cataracts
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What is the function of the endotheium of the cornea?
- secrete a basement membrane (Descemet's layer) | - house ATP H2O pumps that remove water out of the stromal matrix to preserve structure & Clarity