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OPHTHALMOLOGY


GENERAL OPHTHALMOLOGY

PromptAnatomy reminder
Response
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PromptParts of an eye photo to describe
ResponseHave a system - eg: Start at the lids and work your way in
Lids
Lacrimal apparatus

Sclera
Cornea
Uvea/anterior chamber
Aqueous humor (Ciliary body, angle, trabecular meshwork, canal of schlemm)
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PromptDRUGS AND DOSES
ResponseRaised IOP drugs
  • Timolol 0.5%
  • Apraclonidine 1%
  • Acetazolemide 500 mg
  • Mannitol 1-2g/kg over 45 mins
Cycloplegics
  • Atropine 1% 1 drop BD
  • Tropicamide 1%
Steroids:
  • Dexamethasone 0.1%
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PromptRAPD - definition and differentials
ResponseThe pathologic response that characterizes the RAPD includes the following: 1) the light reaction causes pupil constriction in both eyes when the light shines in the normal eye, and (2) dilatation of the pupils in both eyes when the light stimulus is rapidly transferred from the normal eye to the pathologic eye

Problem with afferent pathway (eye, Retina, optic N.)
Optic n. Issue - optic neuritis, optic neuropathy, trauma, nerve compression
Retinal detachment/infection/ischaemia
Glaucoma
Eye tumour
CVA
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PromptCauses of PAINFUL red eye
ResponseOrbital/periorbital cellulitis
Endophthalmitis
Acute angle closure glaucoma - Raised IOP
Corneal foreign body/Abrasion - Defect with fluorescein uptake on slit lamp
Conjunctivitis (bacterial) - Discharge, conjunctival erythema
Bacterial keratitis
iritis/anterior uveitis - perilimbic inflammation, cells and flare ant chamber, synechiae
Trauma/chemical burn
Scleritis/episcleritis - diffuse or sectoral inflammation
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PromptCauses of PAINLESS red eye
ResponseConjunctivitis
Dry eyes
Episcleritis
Subconjunctival hemorrhage
Pterygium
Ectropion
Blepharitis
Eyleye tumors/stye
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