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What is the incidence of strabismus
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5% of children
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What is hypertropia of the eyes?
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One eye deviated upward
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What is hypotropia of the eyes?
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One eye deviated downward
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What is the treatment of strabismus?
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Surgery [in peds]; potential for triggering oculocardiac reflex.
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What anesthesia complication is associated by strabismus?
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MH
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Describe the oculocardiac reflex
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[find this out]
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Describe amblyopia
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Vision decreased in one eye, unknown etionlogy, 5% of population
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Describe the clinical presentation of amblyopia
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1) eyes appear normal; May be unilateral. Nystagmus is present if deficit occred w/ing first 3 mos of birth. Strabismus possible.
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Describe dacryostenosis
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Blockage of nasolacrimal duct; common in neonates/infants
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Describe the presentation of dacryostenosis
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Mucoid discharge from puncta, accumulation of musus/crust on lashes; intermittent tearing of eye.
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