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Ophthalmic Surgery Fill In The Blanks

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Question: What are the layers of the eye?Answer: External: cornea, sclera Middle: iris, ciliary body & choroid Internal:
Question: What is the and sclera composed of?Answer: fibrous
Question: What are the iris, body, and choroids composed of?Answer: vascular
Question: What is the retina layer of?Answer:
Question: What are the ?Answer: folds in front of the orbit
Question: Where do the meet?Answer: (corner)
Question: What are the extrinsic of the eye?Answer: 4 rectus - superior, inferior, , medial 2 oblique - superior and inferior
Question: What are the muscles of the eye?Answer: Iris and body
Question: What are the 2 cavities of the ?Answer: and posterior chambers
Question: What fluid is found in the chamber?Answer: humor
Question: What fluid is found in the posterior ?Answer: vitreous humor in the vitreous body and humor
Question: What is responsible for formation of the ?Answer: epithelium
Question: What nerve is the optic nerve? Answer: 2nd
Question: What is the dilating drops that dilate the and what do they do? Answer: mydriatics and it allows the retina to be .
Question: What are constricting and what do they do?Answer: Miotics and it contracts the sphincer of the iris the pupil small which helps to decrease intraocular pressure
Question: What is plastic repair of the ?Answer: Correction of the muscular fibers of the lid, the lid margins and eyelashes.
Question: Why is corrective surgery done for ?Answer: changes the relative strength of the individual muscles and therefore improves coordination.
Question: Is congenital?Answer: No it is
Question: Name two for strabismusAnswer: and resession
Question: What gives the its shape?Answer: Aqueous and humor
Question: What is repair for blepharochalais?Answer: It is the of redundant skin of the upper lids.
Question: What is a removed surgically?Answer: When it the visual axis.
Question: What is the for right eye, left eye and both eye?Answer: OD, OS,
Question: What may rupture of the eyeball?Answer: A injury
Question: What are the procedures for removal of the eye and when would each be indicated?Answer: Enucleation: entire eye is removed Exenteration: entire contents of the are removed Evisceration: all the contents of the orbit are removed
Question: When would enulceation be ?Answer: , trauma, infection, blindness, painful glaucoma
Question: When would exenteration be ?Answer: Tumors, lid tumors that have into the orbit
Question: When would evisceration be ?Answer: Make room for a
Question: When is performed?Answer: When the patient's cornea is thickened and
Question: Why is performed?Answer: The transparency of the cornea is impaired due to
Question: are corneas obtained from?Answer: Deceased
Question: What is a keratotomy designed to do?Answer: It is series of precise partial thickness radial incisions in the cornea, incisions result in a flattening of the cornea, which reduces the refractive error.
Question: What is the of light rays through a transparent medium?Answer: Refraction
Question: What type of patient is radical keratotomy done for?Answer: Individual must at least have a 2D of or the eyes are otherwise healthy
Question: What is a cataract ?Answer: Removal of the opaque lens from the of the eye
Question: What are the three methods that can be used for ?Answer: , extracapsular and phacoemulsification
Question: What can be done for glaucma?Answer: Iridectomy or
Question: What may be the of retinal detachment?Answer: Presence of neoplasms, (injury) holes (generation or detachment)
Question: What surgical procedures are performed in the of retinal detachment?Answer: Buckling or Cryotherapy
Question: does the nerve enter the eyeball?Answer: At the optic
Question: of the lens, opacification and dislocationAnswer:
Question: of one or more of the glands of the eyeballAnswer: Chalazion
Question: Thin transparent mucous membrane that lines the back surface of the and front surface of the globeAnswer:
Question: Turning inward of the eye Answer: Entropion
Question: Intraocular pressure has increased which results in of the optic nerve and causes blindnessAnswer: Glaucoma
Question: Grafting or corneal from one eye to anotherAnswer:
Question: Edge or corner or border of a Answer: Limbus
Question: encroachment onto the corneaAnswer:
Question: Drooping upper eye Answer:
Question: Opening at the of the irisAnswer: Pupil
Question: of the retinal layers from the pigmented layer of the retinaAnswer: detachment
Question: Inability to direct the two eyes at the same objects because of lack of coordination or musclesAnswer: Strabismus
Question: The creation of a permanent opening in the tear duct for the of tearsAnswer: Dacryocystorhinostomy
Question: Inflammation of the sac, causing pain, redness, and swelling at the site of the medial canthusAnswer: Dacryocystits
Question: The duct is opened and an obstruction is removedAnswer: Duct Probing
Question: Answer:
Question: Vascular pigmented _____ layer lies beneath the sclera. Prevents light reflection within the eyeballAnswer:
Question: An extension of the choroid located at the periphery of the choroid Smooth muscle to which the suspensory ligaments are attachedAnswer: Ciliary
Question: Lies directly behind the iris; is a bioconvex, clear structure encompassed by a capsule Answer:
Question: Is into two chambers by the iris. Lies directly in front of the irisAnswer: chamber
Question: Is directly to the iris but anterior to the lensAnswer: chamber
Question: Covers the entire up to the scleral-corneal junctionAnswer: Conjunctiva
Question: Where does the light come Answer:
Question: Thick, white, fibrous tissue that encloses about -fourths of the eyeball It is the external layer of the eyeball and communicates with the optic nerve sheath. Answer: Sclera
Question: The normal condition of the lens of the eye Answer: and biconvex
Question: Where is the lacrimal located?Answer: lid, outer angle of the orbit
Question: Into which do the lacrimal ducts drain tears?Answer: nasal
Question: What is the portion of the eye between the cornea and the iris in which aqueous flows and nourishes tissues?Answer: anterior
Question: Misalignment or deviation from movement of the eyes isAnswer: strabismus
Question: If at the right eye of a patient and assigning clock positions of 12, 3, 6, and 9 o’clock to the rectus eye muscles, which of the following would be CORRECT?Answer: 12 = superior; 3 = medial; 6 = ; 9 = lateral
Question: Which structure of the eye is and its muscles constrict or relax to control the amount of light entering the pupil?Answer:
Question: How many tunics comprise the structure of the of the eye?Answer: 3
Question: Which two structures form the outer tunic of the of the eye?Answer: cornea and
Question: Which structure of the eye is the thin, lining of the inner surface of the eyelid and covers the sclera?Answer: conjunctiva
Question: What is the name of the -like fluid that fills the posterior cavity of the eye?Answer: vitreous
Question: What is the name of the structure that is a small depression containing only cones and has the highest visual ?Answer: fovea
Question: What is the term for the six that provide movement of the eye?Answer:
Question: What structure is avascular, , and its function is to refract light rays?Answer: cornea
Question: The anterior chamber is the space ____.Answer: bound anteriorly by the cornea and by the front of the iris
Question: The ____ is an intrinsic muscle of the eyeAnswer: body
Question: The term used to describe the location behind the globe is ____.Answer:
Question: The outermost tunic of the eyeball is called the ____.Answer:
Question: The posterior chamber is the space ____Answer: anterior to the lens and to the iris
Question: The innermost tunic of the eye is the ____.Answer:
Question: A process in which the lens changes shape to maintain the focus of an image on the retinaAnswer:
Question: In ophthalmic , an temporary traction suture placed through the sclera used to pull the globe laterally for exposure of the posterolateral surface. It resemblance to the reins of a horse's bridle. Answer: Brindle
Question: Clouding of vision caused by a disease in which the crystalline lens of the eye, its , or both become opaque. This prevents light from focusing on the retina, resulting in visual distortion. It can develop as a result of disease or injury.Answer:
Question: A technique in which a cold probe is used to freeze tissue, such as the sclera, ciliary body (for glaucoma), or retinal , after detachment.Answer: Cryotherapy
Question: Low-power cautery used to mark the sclera over an area of detachmentAnswer:
Question: Surgical removal of the globe and accessory Answer: Enucleation
Question: Surgical removal of the of the eyeball, with the sclera left intactAnswer:
Question: The point where light rays after passing through a lensAnswer: Focal
Question: A group of diseases characterized by elevation of the intraocular pressure. Sustained pressure on the optic nerve and other structures may result in and blindnessAnswer:
Question: Surgery of the cornea. The term penetrating _______ refers to corneal transplantationAnswer:
Question: Surgery in which the eye is re-positioned to release the globeAnswer: Muscle
Question: A process whereby high-frequency waves are used to emulsify tissue, such as cataractAnswer:
Question: A triangular membrane that arises from the medial canthus; the may extend over the cornea, causing blindnessAnswer: Pterygium
Question: A phenomenon of physics in which light rays are bent as they pass through a transparent medium that is denser then air. In the eye, ________ occurs as light enters the front of the eye and passes through the cornea, lens, aqueous humor and vitreous.Answer:
Question: A flat-tipped suture commonly used in ophthalmic surgeryAnswer: Spatula
Question: Inability to coordinate the extraocular muscles, which prevents visionAnswer:
Question: Fibrous Tunic containsAnswer: Sclera and
Question: Vascular Tunic containsAnswer: Iris, body and Choroid
Question: Tunic containsAnswer:
Question: outward of the eyelid and drooping of lower eyelid.Answer: Ectropion
Question: The surgical procedure that the lacrimal duct from an obstructionAnswer: Duct Probing
Question: Name the six bones of the orbital starting from clockwise at 12Answer: Frontal, , zygomatic, maxilla, lacrimal, and ethmoid
Question: The anterior-posterior distance of the globe is to , images are to close are blurred, FarsightednessAnswer:
Question: The anterior-posterior distance is too long, the focal point lies in of the retina, resulting in blurred vision of distant objects, nearsightednessAnswer:
Question: Removal of the vitreous from the chamberAnswer: Vitrectomy
Question: The sensory layer of the retina becomes separated from the epithelial layerAnswer: Scleral
Question: a channel from the aqueous humor may drain from the anterior chamber for treatment of glaucomaAnswer: Trabeculectomy
Question: The laser is used to shrink collagen and stretch the canal of and expanding canal, increasing drainage, and reducing IOPAnswer: Laser Trabeculoplasty
Question: One or more bony sections of the orbital cavity are removed to reduce pressure on the nerve.Answer: Decompression
Question: Complete removal of the (globe). Answer:
Question: Contents of the eye are removed, but the outer shell of the sclera and the muscle attachments are left Answer:
Question: Removal of the entire eye and contents, includes eyelids, ocular muscles, and orbital fatAnswer: Exenteration
Question: Strabismus is defined as ____.Answer: deviation of the of the eye
Question: A small lump on the inner or outer surface of the eyelid caused by an inflammatory reaction of material trapped inside an oil-secreting gland is called a(n) ____.Answer:
Question: What condition is characterized by pressure of the aqueous humor?Answer:
Question: What procedure is to open blocked tear ducts?Answer: duct dilation
Question: Phacoemulsification is one method of ____.Answer: an opaque lens
Question: Recession or resection is the surgical treatment for ____.Answer:
Question: What instrument is used to remove the recipient cornea keratoplasty?Answer:
Question: Cryotherapy involves the use of ____.Answer:
Question: Why is performed?Answer: to a new pathway for tear drainage
Question: During extracapsular cataract extraction, the ____ capsule remains.Answer:
Question: What is the purpose of placing a suture prior to cataract extraction?Answer: to stabilize the
Question: Vitrectomy requires the use of what of specialized equipment?Answer:
Question: Mydriatics and cycloplegic drugs cause ____.Answer: pupil
Question: Diuretics are used to ____.Answer: reduce intraocular
Question: Decadron is a common ____.Answer:
Question: The most common suture needle used for corneal suturing is ____.Answer: spatula
Question: The ____ scissors are useful in strabismus and conjunctiva operations.Answer:
Question: Entropion is a condition that affects the ____.Answer: eyelid
Question: Intraocular pressure is measured with a ____ prior to any incision.Answer:
Question: ____ sponges are the sponges of choice in Ophthalmic surgery.Answer:
 
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