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_______ canadians have identified themselves as having seriously impaired vision

615,950

by age ___ , 1 in 0 candians will experience severe vision loss

65

by 2016, nearly _________ canadians will have severe vision loss

1 million

comprehensive exam includes:

-visual acuity


-eye muscle function


-external ocular structures (including pupil reflexes)


-internal ocular structures

examination reveals not only eye function but also _____________, _____ and ______ components, ___ cranial nerves

central nervous system, sensory and motor, 4 cranial nerves(2,3,4,6)

visual acuity

-distance vision- snellen chart


-near vision - jaegar pocket screener


-colour vision - ishihara cards



visual fields

-static confrontation


-kinetic confrontation

extra-occular muscles

-corneal light refelx


-cover test


-cardinal directiosn

snellen

20 feet away


-should wear glasses if needed


-one eye at a time

jaegar card

-can be used to test visual acuity at the bedside


-held 35cm from the patient's eye (simulates the snellen chart)


-presbyopia - impaired near vision..found in middle/older age

ratio of arteries

veins width typically 2:3 or 4:5

macula

on temporal side


-darker avascular area with a center known as fovea centralis

midriatic drops

may precipitate acute angle closure glaucoma


-those at risk include patients with history of glaucoma and extremely far sighted patients


-patients receiving midriatic drops should also be warned to expect blurred visions, light sensitivity and should NOT drive for 1 to 2 hours following pupil dilation

the abbreiations OD, OS, and OuU are no longer used to document eye findings because

because of the potential error for medical-order and medication errors


instead we write out "right eye" "left eye" or "both eyes"

health promotion:

changes in vision, cataracts, macular degen, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy,


-prevention of eye injury


-reduction of risk factors

every ___ minutes in canada, someone begins to lose their eyesight

12

___% of vision loss can be prevented

75

infants and toddlers

first eye exam between 6 and 9 months

preschool children (2-5)

one eye exam between 2 and 5 years

school age children (6-19)

every year

adults (20-39)

every 2-3 years

adults (40-64)

undergo eye exam every 2 years

adults (65 years or older)

annually

abnormal findings

conjunctivitis - redness


-when conjuctiva becomes irritated, blood vessels enlarge making eye appear red in colour


-usually caused by bacterial, viral of other infection


-can also be a from allergy or irritation

cataracts

opacities of the lens visible through the pupil

diabetic retinopathy

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