Eye trauma

subconjunctival hemorrhage without a posterior limit can be a sign of .

lid haematoma {(Black eyes) (Panda eyes)}: usually innocuous.

Panda eye is seen in ---

Superficial lacerations are parallel to the lid margin without ______.

Lid margin lacerations invariably ______ and must therefore be carefully sutured with perfect alignment to prevent notching.

Improper suturing may end with notching or ______ (scars) that causes foreign body sensation and then corneal abrasion.

Canalicular laceration: should be repaired and aligned within 24 hrs and sometimes silicone tube is inserted to intubate the tear at the drainage system to achieve good ______.

Canalicular laceration: should be repaired and aligned within ______ hrs and sometimes silicone tube is inserted to intubate the tear at the drainage system to achieve good patency.

Canalicular laceration: should be repaired and aligned within 24 hrs and sometimes silicone tube is inserted to ______ the tear at the drainage system to achieve good patency.

An impure blow out fracture involves the ______ and adjacent facial bones in addition to one or more of the orbital walls.

Orbital floor blow out fracture is typically caused by a sudden increase in orbital pressure by a striking object greater than ______ in diameter.

The fracture most frequently involves the floor of the orbit and occasionally the ______ wall may also be fractured.

Periocular signs: ______, edema and subcutaneous emphysema

_______ nerve anesthesia involving the lower lid, cheek, side of the nose, upper lip, upper teeth and gum.

Diplopia is described as double Diplopia when looking ______ or down gaze.

Intraocular signs e.g. ______, angle recession, retinal dialysis.

Diplopia can be caused by which two factors in relation to the orbit?

What is the typical cause of an orbital floor blow out fracture?

What are the periocular signs of a blow out fracture?

Enophthalmos: which is first delayed because of edema and later may even continue to increase up to 6 months after trauma because of ______.

Superficial lacerations are parallel to the lid margin without ______.

An impure blow out fracture involves the ______ and adjacent facial bones in addition to one or more of the orbital walls.

Investigations: 1. Plain radiograph or coronal CT scan which shows the site of the ______ and the herniated tissue.

Hess chart to test the ocular motility and detect the under acting ______ muscle.

Sometimes other tests are needed to define ocular lesions, if any, e.g. ______

Factors determining complications of ______ fractures are: 1. fracture size. 2. herniation of ______ contents. 3. muscle entrapment.

Medial orbital wall may less commonly get a blow out fracture when the ______ bone is involved and the medial orbital compartments might get entrapped or affected.

Fractures that are _______ needs no surgical intervention

Fractures >half of the floor with muscle entrapment , persistent vertical diplopia and / or enophthalmos >2mm should be surgically repaired within _______

Fibrosis make the surgery difficult or impossible after _______ weeks

______ trauma Causes: squash balls, luggage straps and champagne corks.

Hyphema: hemorrhage in the anterior chamber usually occurs in ______ and young persons.

Hyphaema may cause secondary glaucoma by three ways: either through occluding of the trabecular meshwork by blood cells and proteins, or by pupillary block OR by the associated iritis and its complications e.g. Anterior and posterior ______.

Corneal staining (haemosiderosis) can occurs duo to persistent ______ specially if associated with rising intraocular pressure (IOP).

It is due to deposition of iron on corneal endothelium which leads to sever affection of visual acuity (VA) where ______ indicated.

Corneal staining (haemosiderosis) can occurs duo to persistent Hyphaema specially if associated with rising intraocular pressure (IOP). It is due to deposition of iron on corneal endothelium which leads to sever affection of visual acuity (VA) where ______ indicated.

Hyphaema fills more than half of the anterior chamber, the patient should be admitted to hospital with complete ______ rest

Surgery ('Paracentesis') is indicated when there is persistent total hyphema, sever and persistant rising ______

Washing of AC is usually done with replacement of blood by a visco-elasitc substance or ______ e.g. normal saline, ringer solution or balance salts solution (BSS).

Traumatic ______ and hypotony

Cataract. Subluxation of the lens due to ______ rupture

Rupture globe usually in the vicinity of ______ canal

Which of the following is a posterior segment complication of blunt trauma?

What is the term for the concussion of the sensory retina leading to ischemic cloudy swelling of the retina?

Which of the following can occur as a result of blunt trauma and may end in a macular hole?

______ is a posterior segment complication of blunt trauma.

______ of the retina can lead to macular hole after blunt trauma.

Optic neuropathy can occur due to ______ or avulsion after blunt trauma.

Plain radiographs are helpful in detecting ----- and -----.

------ is contraindicated when suspecting intraocular foreign body.

Ultrasound can detect -----, ------, ---------, and --------.

What is the primary reason for performing primary enucleation in cases of severely lacerated eye?

What is the most common cause of sympathetic ophthalmitis following penetrating ocular trauma?

______ and organic foreign bodies are prone to result in infections

Iron and copper foreign bodies undergo dissociation and result in ______ and chalcosis respectively

The ocular reaction to an intraocular foreign body with a high copper content involves a violent endophthalmitis-like picture which often progress to ______ bulbi

Which type of intraocular foreign body is prone to result in infections?

What is the toxic effect of an intraocular ferrous foreign body?

What is the ocular reaction to an intraocular foreign body with a high copper content?

Chemical burns are caused by exposure to ______

The severity of chemical burns depends on ______ factors

Alkali burns typically penetrate ______ compared to acid burns

Topical and systemic ascorbic acid(vitamin C ) to promote ______ synthesis.

Topical citric acid to reduce ______ activity.

Topical and systemic tetracycline to reduce ______ activity and to act as ______ inhibitor.

Topical and systemic ascorbic acid(vitamin C ) to promote ______ synthesis.

Topical citric acid to reduce ______ activity.

Topical and systemic tetracycline to reduce ______ activity and to act as collagenase inhibitor.

Which treatment option is used to promote collagen synthesis?

What is the purpose of using topical citric acid in treatment?

Which surgical treatment option is used to correct corneal opacity?

Which type of burns are more dangerous, alkali or acid?

What is the pathophysiology behind deeper penetration of alkali burns compared to acid burns?

What is the grading system for severity of chemical burns?