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Conjunctivitis

inflammation of the conjunctiva

Cycloplegia

Paralysis of the accomodative muscle of the ciliary body

Ectropion

Rolling outward or sagging of the eyelid

Entropion

Rolling inward of the eyelid that allows lash irritation to corneal surface

glaucoma

eye diseases characterized by increased IOP resulting in damage to retina and optic nerve

Keratitis

Inflammation of the cornea

Miosis

Constriction of the pupil

Mydriasis

dilation of the pupil

Uveitis

inflammation of the uvea

OU

both eyes

OD

right eye

OS

left eye

Uvea

the vascular layer of the eye comprising the iris, ciliary body and choroid.

atropine sulfate

most commonly used to produce both mydriasis and cycloplegia

Tropicamide/Mydriacyl

Rapid-acting mydriatic; used for opthalmic exams

Open Angle Glaucoma

Blockage of trabecular meshwork slows drainage of the aqueous humor, increase IOP

Closed angle glaucoma

the angle formed by the cornea and the iris narrows, preventing the aqueous humor from draining

Pilocarpine/Carpine

used in the treatment of open angled glaucoma; decreases IOP by increasing outflow of aqueous humor.

Timolol Maleate/Timoptic

Beta-adrenergic antagonist used in opposite eye to prevent bilateral glaucoma

Dichlophenamide/Daranide

carbonic anhydrase inhibitor, reduces production of aqueous humor

mannitol

osmotic diuretic administered IV; used in emergencies to reduce IOP

cyclosporine/optimmune

stimulates tear production

fluorescein dye

used for the diagnosis of corneal ulcers and abrasions

schirmer tear test

measures lacrimal production

proparacaine/Opthaine

topical anesthetic used to anesthetize eye to check IOP and to examine under 3rd eyelid for foreign material

Idoxuridine

stoxil, topical antiviral drug

Viroptic

Trifluridine, antiviral

Acyclovir

Zovirax, antiviral

L-Lysine

amino acid, used for feline herpes virus

Miconazole

monistat, antifungal, class: imidazoles

Itraconozole

Sporanox, antifungal, class : imidazoles

BNP (triple antibiotic) Bacitracin, Neomycin, Polymixin B

Neosporin, works against gram negative organisms

Chloramphenicol

Bemacol, fluoroquinolones broad spectrum antibiotic

Gentamicin

Gentocin, aminoglycosides

Terramycin

oxytetracycline, broad spectrum antibiotic, effective against chlamydia.

Ciprofloxacin

ciloxan, fluoroquinolones, broad spectrum antibiotic

flubiprofen

keeps pupils of the eyes from getting smaller during surgery (NSAID)

Prednisolone Acetate

topical glucocorticoid opthalmic drug, Pred Mild

Gentocin Durafilm

treats bacterial infections and as a steroid to reduce inflammation around the eye

Aural/Otic

pertaining to the ear

AU

both ears

AS

left ear

AD

right ear

Gentamicin

Gentocin Otic, aminoglycoside antibiotic, ototoxic and nephrotoxic

Neomycin

Tritop, aminoglycoside antibiotic

Enrofloxacin

Baytril Otic, fluoroquinolone antibiotic

Tresaderm

dermatologic solution

Ivermectin

Acarexx, broad spectrum anthelmintic, acaricide, and insecticide. Collies are sensitive to this.

Selamectin

Revolution, macrocylic lactone parasiticide

Clotrimazole

Otomax, synthetic imidazole derivative with antifungal activity, applied topically

miconazole

Conofite, imidazole antifungal agent, used topically

Nystatin

Panalog, polyene antibiotic

Epi-Otic

widely used ear cleanser

Oti-clens

non toxic, ear cleanser, prevents infections

Tris EDTA

Ethylene diamine tetra acetic acid tris

Dermatitis

inflammation of the skin

Erythema

redness of skin caused by capillary congestion

Exudate

fluid and cellular debris that leaks around wound

Pruritic

itchiness

Pyoderma

skin infection , pus formation

Seborrhea

increase scaliness of skin, inflammation with discharge

Seborrhea oleosa

scaling and excess lipid production that forms brownish yellow clumps which adhere to hair and skin

Seborrhea sicca

skin with white or gray scales that do not adhere to hair or skin

comedone

plug of keratin and sebum within dilated orifice of a hair follicle

Acute moist dermatitis

Hot Spot

Medicated shampoos

good way to treat conditions like (seborrhea, pyoderma, mild allergies)

antihistamines

provides temporary relief of itching

Corticosteroids: Hydrocortisone/Triamcinolone

used for hotspots and allergic dermatitis

Cyclsporin

oral antihistamines (Atopica)

Silver Nitrate

destroy tissue, used to treat warts and excessive granulation tissue (proud flesh in horses)

Omega-3 Fatty Acids

used in certain dermatological problems like allergies, heart disease, cancer, autoimmune and rheumatoid arthritis.