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8 parts of eye exam
Visual acuity
External exam
Pupils
Motility
Visual fields
Slit lamp/penlight
IOP
Fundus
Visual acuity
Snellen chart
20 ft (optical infinity)
Test w/ correction
Right eye first
18g needle pin hole
Check color, polarized light, presbyopia (if > 40yo)
Snellen  near  motion  light
3 common refractory dz
Myopia
Hyperopia
Presbyopia
Extrinsic Eye muscles/Innervation
LR – VI
SO – IV
MR, SR, IR, IO – III
Pupil pathway
Retina W ganglion cells
-temporal hemiretina  ipsi
-nasal hemiretina  contra (commissural cross talk
Pretectal Superior Colliculus (commissural cross talk)
EWN
CN III PSNS
Ciliary muscles
Confrontation
1 at a time – neglect
2 at a time – field defect
Face – ARMD
Ocular Motility
Goal posts
Convergence
Fundoscopic Exam
3-5 yrs, 1 yr if DM
Don’t dilate square pupil
Don’t dilate ACG
Retina – orange/red/white/yellow
Optic Nerve – color, cupping
LOV
CRAO – APD (after 90 min?)
CRVO
DR
RD
AION
GCA
ACG – painful
ON – painful, APD
Retina life-span
90 min
LOV associated w/ arteritis
CRAO
AION
GCA
See halos
ACG
Viral conjunctivitis
4 mgmt goals
Evaluation
Further testing
Confounding factors w/ Tx – i.e. DM
Plan w/ milestones
Causes of low/high Pressure
Low – ruptured sclera
High – ACG
4 Ocular emergencies
Alkalai burn
Ruptured globe
ACG
CRAO
3 alignment tests
Gross observation (sclera)
Light reflex (pen light)
Cover test – does eye move to focus on object
+/- prism – angle of misalignment
4 types of eye mvmts
Vergence – opposite directions, i.e. convergence
Voluntary – self-explanatory
Version – same direction
Duction – 1 eye at a time?
5 reasons to go to OR for strabismus
Diplopia
Abnl head position
Cosmetic/appearance
Maintain binocular vision
Ocular asthanopia (eye strain Sx)
Causes of Amblyopia
Unilateral – Tx w/ patch, drops
-strabismus < 7yo
-anisometropia < 7yo
-deprivation < 70
Bilateral
-Bilateral ametropia (significant refractive error) – Tx w/ glasses
-Bilateral deprivation – Tx w/ contact/IOL
Causes of abnl Bruckner Test/Red reflex
Strabismus
Anisometropia
Opacity in ocular media/fundus (RD, RB)
Carotid-Cavernous Sinus Fistula
Unilateral exophthalamos
?Erythematous conjunctiva
?swollen
?bruit
Tx w/ embolization/angiography
CRAO
Painless LOV
APD
Vision < 20/200
Retina – pale/swollen nerve, cherry red spot
Cause – embolization, Temporal arteritis
Tx only RF search – Carotid US, echo, ESR, Bx
Tx if embolus – pressure on globe, anterior chamber paracentesis
CRVO
Painless LOV
Venous dilation, 4 quadrant hemorrhage, swollen nerve
Causes – HTN, DM, hypercoagulable
Diabetic Retinopathy
Hemorrhages, exudates, cotton-wool, neovascularization
Acute LOV – vitreous hemorrhage (VEGF), traction RD
Dx – flourescein angiogram
Tx – avastin, laser (focal, PRP)
Retinal Detachment
RF – FHx, PMHx, eye surgery, very myopic
Floaters, flashes, field defect
Mech – vitreous fluid causes break
Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy
Mech - ?poor flow? Of short posterior ciliary Aa.
Altitudinal scotoma
Optic N. swell
Causes – HTN, DM, vasculitis
Temporal Arteritis
???jaw/scalp pain, eye pain, HA…???
Steroids, vascular Bx
↑ESR
ACG
Mech – lens grows/presses against iris  fluid trapped in posterior chamber
Context – matinee movie, evening
Eye pain, N/V, redness, blurred vision, cloudy cornea, hard eye, halos
Tx w/ lasered iris (shunt)
Optic Neuritis
Def – inflammation of CN II
Asssoc – MS (also TB, syphilis, cat scratch)
Acute Unilateral LOV, unilateral pain w/ eye mvmt (meninges)
20-50yo WF
Mgmt – MRI, IV steroids, vision will recover
Chemical Burn
Alkalai (cleaners) > acid (battery)
Eval – airway, pH, IOP
Tx – IRRIGATE
-5L over 20 min
-topical anesthetic
-lid speculum
…??what mason said
-hair missing = alkalai
-fornix swab – pH test, remove material
Open Globe/Lacerated Cornea
Pres – abnl pupil (not round or not central)
Tx – shield and call ophtho...
-call ophtho
-no pressure
-cup/patch
-no cleaning, cutting, Rx, anesthetic
-NPO
-no bending, valsalva
Hyphema
Def – bleed into anterior chamber
Complications
-↑IOP
-rebleed
-corneal blood staining
CN III palsy
Eye is lateral, slightly down (EOM)
Blown pupil (pupil sphincter)
No accommodation (ciliary body)
Causes – PCA aneurysm, microvascular DM, tumor, MG
CN IV palsy
CC – double vision
Tilted head to opposite side of lesion
Eye turned out
Causes – congenital, trauma, pedi?, MG
CN VI palsy
Face turned to eliminate diplopia
Eye turned in
Causes - ↑IOP, DM, trauma, MG
Accomodation Isotropia
?
Eyes crossed, hyperopia, no Sx
Glasses  nl alignment