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Match the following medical terms with their definitions:
Match the following medical terms with their definitions:
Ptosis = Drooping Exophthalmos = Eyeballs protrude and eyelids retract; associated with Graves and hyperthyroidism Entropion = Inward lower lid Ectropion = Outward lower lid
Match the following medical terms with their associated conditions:
Match the following medical terms with their associated conditions:
Ptosis = Drooping Exophthalmos = Graves and hyperthyroidism Entropion = Inward lower lid Ectropion = Outward lower lid
Ptosis is a condition characterized by ______.
Ptosis is a condition characterized by ______.
drooping
Exophthalmos is a condition where the eyeballs ______ and the eyelids retract.
Exophthalmos is a condition where the eyeballs ______ and the eyelids retract.
Entropion is a condition characterized by ______ of the lower lid.
Entropion is a condition characterized by ______ of the lower lid.
Ectropion is a condition characterized by ______ of the lower lid.
Ectropion is a condition characterized by ______ of the lower lid.
Match the following eye conditions with their definitions:
Match the following eye conditions with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their corresponding eye conditions:
Match the following terms with their corresponding eye conditions:
Match the following conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following conditions with their descriptions:
_______ - staph infection of eyelid
_______ - staph infection of eyelid
Conjunctivitis - inflammation of ________; AKA pink eye
Conjunctivitis - inflammation of ________; AKA pink eye
Hordeolum - _______
Hordeolum - _______
Match the following eye conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following eye conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following types of blind spots with their associated causes:
Match the following types of blind spots with their associated causes:
Match the following descriptions with their eye conditions:
Match the following descriptions with their eye conditions:
Which of the following conditions is associated with blind spots surrounded by normal or slightly diminished peripheral vision?
Which of the following conditions is associated with blind spots surrounded by normal or slightly diminished peripheral vision?
Which of the following conditions requires immediate attention if reported?
Which of the following conditions requires immediate attention if reported?
Which of the following eye conditions is associated with increased intraocular pressure?
Which of the following eye conditions is associated with increased intraocular pressure?
Which of the following symptoms is NOT associated with allergies or superficial irritation?
Which of the following symptoms is NOT associated with allergies or superficial irritation?
What is the possible cause of excessive watering or tearing in both eyes?
What is the possible cause of excessive watering or tearing in both eyes?
Match the following eye symptoms with their potential causes:
Match the following eye symptoms with their potential causes:
Match the following conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following pupil conditions with their definitions:
Match the following pupil conditions with their definitions:
______ or rings around lights - narrow angle glaucoma
______ or rings around lights - narrow angle glaucoma
Eye itching or ______. Burning/itching - allergies or superficial irritation
Eye itching or ______. Burning/itching - allergies or superficial irritation
______, stabbing, deep aching - foreign body in eye or changes in eye
______, stabbing, deep aching - foreign body in eye or changes in eye
Match the following visual acuity tests with their normal results:
Match the following visual acuity tests with their normal results:
Match the visual acuity conditions with their descriptions:
Match the visual acuity conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Which of the following visual acuity measurements is considered normal?
Which of the following visual acuity measurements is considered normal?
Which of the following conditions is associated with impaired far vision?
Which of the following conditions is associated with impaired far vision?
What visual acuity measurement is considered legally blind?
What visual acuity measurement is considered legally blind?
Snellen chart
Snellen chart
whats considered legally blind?
whats considered legally blind?
Jaegar test :
Jaegar test :
patient should hold jaegar test ___ in away from eye ?
patient should hold jaegar test ___ in away from eye ?
E-chart ?
E-chart ?
How can we understand the E-chart ?
How can we understand the E-chart ?
Eye exams
Eye exams
Patient is 45 and we want to test his visual activity and he wants to use the "newspaper " test
Patient is 45 and we want to test his visual activity and he wants to use the "newspaper " test
How will we test visual activity using jaegar test ?
How will we test visual activity using jaegar test ?
A client completes a vision screening with the Sloan
letter chart. The result is 20/30 vision. What does this
result mean?
A client completes a vision screening with the Sloan letter chart. The result is 20/30 vision. What does this result mean?
Is the following statement true or false?
When testing near visual acuity, the client should be asked to remove his or her glasses.
Is the following statement true or false? When testing near visual acuity, the client should be asked to remove his or her glasses.
Corneal Light Reflex Test (Hirschberg)
Corneal Light Reflex Test (Hirschberg)
Match the following eye conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following eye conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following terms with their corresponding eye movements:
Match the following terms with their corresponding eye movements:
Match the following tests with their corresponding procedures:
Match the following tests with their corresponding procedures:
Which of the following is a characteristic of strabismus?
Which of the following is a characteristic of strabismus?
What is the purpose of the cover test in extraocular muscle function testing?
What is the purpose of the cover test in extraocular muscle function testing?
What is the normal response in the uncovered eye during the cover test?
What is the normal response in the uncovered eye during the cover test?
Which cranial nerve is responsible for eye movement in all six directions?
Which cranial nerve is responsible for eye movement in all six directions?
What is the term for the abnormal rapid, oscillation movements of the eyes?
What is the term for the abnormal rapid, oscillation movements of the eyes?
What is the normal eye movement in extreme movements?
What is the normal eye movement in extreme movements?
Match the cranial nerves with their associated eye movements:
Match the cranial nerves with their associated eye movements:
Match the following descriptions with their conditions:
Match the following descriptions with their conditions:
Match the following eye movements with their directions:
Match the following eye movements with their directions:
Cranial nerve VI is responsible for eye movement towards the door to leave.
Cranial nerve VI is responsible for eye movement towards the door to leave.
Cranial nerve IV is responsible for double vision when looking towards the nose.
Cranial nerve IV is responsible for double vision when looking towards the nose.
Nystagmus is a normal eye movement during extreme movements.
Nystagmus is a normal eye movement during extreme movements.
What do we use to test Eye
What do we use to test Eye
Which of the following is a symptom of extraocular muscle dysfunction?
Which of the following is a symptom of extraocular muscle dysfunction?
What are the two main abnormalities associated with the six cardinal fields of gaze?
What are the two main abnormalities associated with the six cardinal fields of gaze?
What is paralytic strabismus?
What is paralytic strabismus?
Cover - uncover test is used to test ?
Cover - uncover test is used to test ?
Which of the following is the correct sequence of steps for performing the Pupillary Reaction to Light test?
Which of the following is the correct sequence of steps for performing the Pupillary Reaction to Light test?
What is the expected reaction of the pupils during the Pupillary Reaction to Light test?
What is the expected reaction of the pupils during the Pupillary Reaction to Light test?
What is the purpose of having the client focus on a distant object during the Pupillary Reaction to Light test?
What is the purpose of having the client focus on a distant object during the Pupillary Reaction to Light test?
Match the following eye conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following eye conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following terms with their associated eye issues in older adults:
Match the following terms with their associated eye issues in older adults:
Match the following eye conditions with their descriptions:
Match the following eye conditions with their descriptions:
Describe assessment findings seen with older client’s eyes.
Describe assessment findings seen with older client’s eyes.
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for cataracts?
Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for cataracts?
Which of the following is considered excessive alcohol consumption for women?
Which of the following is considered excessive alcohol consumption for women?
Which of the following is a potential cause of cataracts?
Which of the following is a potential cause of cataracts?
True or false: Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness.
True or false: Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness.
True or false: Excessive exposure to sunlight is a risk factor for cataracts.
True or false: Excessive exposure to sunlight is a risk factor for cataracts.
True or false: Prolonged use of corticosteroid medications is a risk factor for cataracts.
True or false: Prolonged use of corticosteroid medications is a risk factor for cataracts.
Cataracts
Cataracts
What is the number one cause of blindness?
What is the number one cause of blindness?
Glaucoma is ______ vision loss
Glaucoma is ______ vision loss
What are the two types of Glaucomas ?
What are the two types of Glaucomas ?
which Glaucoma is need of asap attention ?
which Glaucoma is need of asap attention ?
Patients comes in with patchy blind spots and then says now they are having tunneling vision?
Patients comes in with patchy blind spots and then says now they are having tunneling vision?
Patient states seeing halos arounds lights ?
Patient states seeing halos arounds lights ?
Risk factors for Cataracts ?
Risk factors for Cataracts ?
How to reduces Cataracts ?
How to reduces Cataracts ?
what is the Second leading cause of blindness
what is the Second leading cause of blindness
Risk factors for POAG
Risk factors for POAG
Patient states : Patchy blind spots in peripheral or central vision
❖ Frequently bilateral
❖ Advanced stages: tunnel vision
Patient states : Patchy blind spots in peripheral or central vision ❖ Frequently bilateral ❖ Advanced stages: tunnel vision
patient states :Severe headache
❖ Eye pain
❖ Nausea and vomiting
❖ Blurred vision
❖ Halos around lights
❖ Eye redness
patient states :Severe headache ❖ Eye pain ❖ Nausea and vomiting ❖ Blurred vision ❖ Halos around lights ❖ Eye redness
what is a way to reduces risk for glaucomas
what is a way to reduces risk for glaucomas
Cataracts are irreversible
Cataracts are irreversible
Blind Spots, Blurred or distorted vision patient stated , what is going on ?
Blind Spots, Blurred or distorted vision patient stated , what is going on ?
what are the types of macular degeneration
what are the types of macular degeneration
What is the patient at risk for
❖ Increasing age
❖ Smoking
❖ Family history
❖ Female
❖ Obesity
❖ Caucasian, light eye color
❖ UV light
❖ Hypertension, Cardiovascular disease, Inactivity
What is the patient at risk for ❖ Increasing age ❖ Smoking ❖ Family history ❖ Female ❖ Obesity ❖ Caucasian, light eye color ❖ UV light ❖ Hypertension, Cardiovascular disease, Inactivity
What test do we use to test Macular degeneration ?
What test do we use to test Macular degeneration ?
what are ways to reduce AMD
what are ways to reduce AMD
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