Created by eli Munden
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Question | Answer |
EXOPTHALMOS: forward displacement associated with thyroid diesease | |
Ptosis: Drooping upper lid, occurs from neuromuscular weakness. Cranial nerve III damage or sympathetic nerve damage | |
Ectropion: lower lid is loose and rolling out, excess tearing | |
Entropion: lower lid rolls inward | |
Hordeolum: stye, staph infection of hair follicles. Painful, red, swollen | |
Chalazion: beady nodule on lid, infection or retention cyst of meibomian gland | |
Basal Cell Carcinoma: rare, most common on lower lid. Looks like papule w/ uncerated center. Edges rolled out and pearly | |
Conjunctivitis: pink eye, red, beefy vessels. Common from bacterial or viral infection/allergy/irritant. Often w/ upper respiratory infection. Purulent discharge. | |
Anisocoria: unequal pupil size, may have central nervous system damage. David Bowie eyes | |
Monocular Blindness: Light directed to blind eye = no response. Good eye= both pupils constrict consensually | |
Constricted and Fixed pupils: Miosis, occurs from treatment of glaucoma, narcotics, brain damage of pons. | |
Dialated and Fixed Pupils: Mydriasis, reaction of sympahtomimetic drugs, dialating drops,acute glaucoma, trauma. | |
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