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A patient reports difficulty seeing both near and far objects. Which condition is most likely affecting this patient?
A patient reports difficulty seeing both near and far objects. Which condition is most likely affecting this patient?
- Astigmatism
- Myopia
- Hypermetropia
- Presbyopia (correct)
A patient is diagnosed with keratomalacia. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this condition?
A patient is diagnosed with keratomalacia. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this condition?
- Vitamin C deficiency
- Bacterial infection
- Excessive sun exposure
- Vitamin A deficiency (correct)
A patient has glaucoma, and eye pressure is increasing. Which choice describes how glaucoma damages vision?
A patient has glaucoma, and eye pressure is increasing. Which choice describes how glaucoma damages vision?
- Weakening of the eye muscles
- Irregular shape of the cornea
- Clouding of the lens
- Damage to the optic nerve (correct)
What is the role of aqueous humor within the eye?
What is the role of aqueous humor within the eye?
A patient presents with symptoms of dry eye syndrome. Which deficiency would cause this?
A patient presents with symptoms of dry eye syndrome. Which deficiency would cause this?
What is a common characteristic of congenital glaucoma?
What is a common characteristic of congenital glaucoma?
If a patient is diagnosed with open-angle glaucoma and has a contraindication to prostaglandin analogs, which medication would be appropriate?
If a patient is diagnosed with open-angle glaucoma and has a contraindication to prostaglandin analogs, which medication would be appropriate?
What is the primary mechanism of action of topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (CAIs) in the treatment of glaucoma?
What is the primary mechanism of action of topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (CAIs) in the treatment of glaucoma?
A patient is diagnosed with conjunctivitis and bacterial cultures show purulent discharge. Which medication is most likely to treat this infection?
A patient is diagnosed with conjunctivitis and bacterial cultures show purulent discharge. Which medication is most likely to treat this infection?
A patient has rheumatoid arthritis. According to guidelines, when should disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) be introduced?
A patient has rheumatoid arthritis. According to guidelines, when should disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) be introduced?
A patient with rheumatoid arthritis has had a poor response to methotrexate. Which agent could be added?
A patient with rheumatoid arthritis has had a poor response to methotrexate. Which agent could be added?
What is the classification of Tofacitinib?
What is the classification of Tofacitinib?
A patient with osteoarthritis experiences symptoms that worsen with activity, accompanied by joint stiffness. What is the underlying cause of their condition?
A patient with osteoarthritis experiences symptoms that worsen with activity, accompanied by joint stiffness. What is the underlying cause of their condition?
A patient with osteoarthritis has risk factors for gastrointestinal bleeding. What is the most appropriate initial treatment?
A patient with osteoarthritis has risk factors for gastrointestinal bleeding. What is the most appropriate initial treatment?
A patient is diagnosed with Tinnitus. What can cause this?
A patient is diagnosed with Tinnitus. What can cause this?
A patient is experiencing a dermatological issue, marked by an intensely itchy rash that worsens at night and is easily transmitted through close contact. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A patient is experiencing a dermatological issue, marked by an intensely itchy rash that worsens at night and is easily transmitted through close contact. What is the most likely diagnosis?
A patient presents with Alopecia Areata. What is a characteristic?
A patient presents with Alopecia Areata. What is a characteristic?
A patient using Minoxidil to promote hair growth begins experiencing low blood pressure. Why?
A patient using Minoxidil to promote hair growth begins experiencing low blood pressure. Why?
What is the function of Sunscreen?
What is the function of Sunscreen?
Upon what mechanism does NSAIDs take effect?
Upon what mechanism does NSAIDs take effect?
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Astigmatism
Astigmatism
Eye condition where the eyeball is not perfectly round, causing blurry vision. Can't see vertical and horizontal lines clearly at the same time.
Presbyopia
Presbyopia
Age-related farsightedness; difficulty seeing close objects. Need 2 point lens.
Myopia
Myopia
Nearsightedness; difficulty seeing distant objects clearly. Treated with concave lenses.
Hypermetropia
Hypermetropia
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Rabun Senja
Rabun Senja
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Keratomalasi
Keratomalasi
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Juling (Cross-Eyed)
Juling (Cross-Eyed)
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Buta Warna (Color Blind)
Buta Warna (Color Blind)
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Katarak (Cataract)
Katarak (Cataract)
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Glaucoma
Glaucoma
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Optic Disk
Optic Disk
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Aqueous Humor
Aqueous Humor
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Vitreous Humor
Vitreous Humor
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Intraocular pressure
Intraocular pressure
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Mata Kering (Dry Eye)
Mata Kering (Dry Eye)
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Topical CAI
Topical CAI
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Konjungtivitis/Conjunctivitis
Konjungtivitis/Conjunctivitis
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Scabies
Scabies
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Osteofit
Osteofit
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Osteoarthritis
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Study Notes
- These study notes cover various eye conditions, dermatological issues, arthritis, and common treatments/medications.
Musculo - Gangguan Mata (Eye Muscle Disorders)
- Astigmatism (Mata Silindris): Irregularly shaped cornea; blurry vision for both vertical and horizontal lines.
- Presbyopia (Mata Tua): Difficulty seeing both near and far; needs bifocal glasses.
- Myopia (Rabun Jauh): Nearsightedness with elongated eyeball; corrected with concave lenses.
- Hypermetropia (Rabun Dekat): Farsightedness; corrected with convex lenses.
- Rabun Senja: Night blindness, caused by Vitamin A deficiency.
- Keratomalasi (Mata Bubur): Severe Vitamin A deficiency causing corneal clouding, dry eyes, and blindness.
- Juling: Strabismus or crossed eyes due to uncoordinated eye muscles; corrected with surgery.
- Buta Warna: Color blindness due to dysfunctional cone cells.
- Katarak: Cataracts, where the lens becomes cloudy; requires surgery.
- Glaukoma: Glaucoma damages the optic nerve due to increased eye pressure, treated with medication or surgery.
Mata Internal (Internal Eye Anatomy)
- Optic Disk: The area in the retina where the optic nerve enters; it is the central area of vision.
- Aqueous Humor: Fluid between the lens and cornea maintaining intraocular pressure; contains ascorbate, lactate, and protein.
- Humor Vitreous: Gel behind the lens, remains for life.
- Normal Intraocular Pressure: 12-20 mmHg.
- Mata Kering (PMK): Dry eye disease caused by tear film instability.
- MKSS: Dry eye due to autoimmune issues.
- MKBSS: Another type of dry eye.
- Treatment for Dry Eye: Mucin secretagogues (Rebamipide/Diquafosol), artificial tears, warm compresses, antibiotics, and omega-3 supplements.
- Pathway of Light: Light travels through the cornea, aqueous humor, pupil, lens, vitreous humor, to the retina.
Glaucoma (cont.)
- Congenital Glaucoma: Arises from developmental embryological issues in the anterior segment of the eye and appears within the first year.
- Diagnosis: IOP and CAG (gonioscopy).
- 1st line treatment: Beta-blockers (Betaxolol, Carteolol, Levobunolol).
- Contraindicated: Prostaglandins/Brimonidine.
- Topical CAI (Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors): Brinzolamide, Dorzolamide.
- POAG (Open Angle Glaucoma): Impaired outflow of aqueous humor; chronic and simplex.
- Angle Closure Glaucoma: Obstruction due to iris periphery.
- Secondary Glaucoma: Caused by other diseases like Aphakia, Malignant glaucoma, neovascularization, or steroid use.
Konjungtivitis (Conjunctivitis/Pinkeye)
- Characterized by red, itchy, watery eyes due to inflammation; conjunctiva widens.
- Conjunctiva Characteristics: Thin, transparent with goblet cells.
- Klasifikasi (Causes): Bacteria, viruses (herpes, HIV, adenovirus), allergies, fungi (Candida sp).
- Treatment for Bacterial Conjunctivitis: Antibiotics (tetracycline), polymyxin-trimethoprim for gonorrhea, usually self-limited.
- Treatment for Viral Conjunctivitis: Self-limited, acyclovir for herpes (topical or oral).
Arthritis Rheumatoid (Rheumatoid Arthritis)
- Autoimmune destruction of cartilage and bone; characterized by inflammation in small joints (synovium).
- Progressive & kronis & autoimun: Progressive, chronic autoimmune; symmetrical symptoms, worsen in the morning.
- Mediators: TNF alpha, IL-1, IL-6, IL-7.
- Treatment Guidelines:
- Fase 1: Diagnose RA? yes, initiate MTX (bDMARD) + OAINS dose down. ex: hamil, hepato, punya infeksi TB, Leflunomid /Sulfasalazin + OAINS /glukokortiko, MTX onset in 6 months so predrisone prn.
- Fase 2: Good prognosis with RF/CPAT? yes, augment bDMARD; more specific ada anti IL &dkk ; ex: Anti TNF alpha -> etanercept, adalimumab; Anti IL-6 -> tocilizumab.rituximab; If no prognosis, augment bDMARD. ex: MTX + Sulfasalazin // MTX + Leflu.
- Fase 3: Switch bDMARD to more efficacious or JAK-inhibitor (Tofa citinib).
Arthritis Rheumatoid (cont.)
- MTX & Leflunomide not safe in pregnancy (Teratogenic):
- Monitoring 3-6 months; MTX inhibits DNA synthesis and leflunomide inhibits pyrimidine synthesis.
Osteoarthritis
- Progressive inflammation; worsened by activity, stiff, swelling, with crepitation.
- Primer Type: Unknown cause.
- Sekunder Type: Caused by inflammation, trauma, or metabolic problems.
- Treatment Knees & Hips:
- 1st Line: PCT (Paracetamol) 325-500mg 3x/day; if not work celecoxib 100mg daily.
- CI pct : topical NSAIDs (knee) //; intraarticular kortiko; z// tramadol // NSAIDS
- second line: opioid analgesik; operasi; Duloxetine (knee); intraarticular hyalu.
- 4/pasien≥75 yo: topical NSAID //capsaicin &//tramadol.
- Hand:
- 1st: Diclofenac (topial NSAIDs);
- Alt: Oral NSAIDs/ Capsaicin cream 4x/day/ Tramadol.
Osteoarthritis vs RA.
- OA: caused by age and obesity, asymmetric pattern, and unstable in patologis.
- RA: autoimmune, symmetric pattern.
Dermatology
- Osteofit: Bone spurs on the edges of bones.
- Dyarthrosis: Synovial joints.
- Synchondrosis: Hyaline cartilage.
- Synarthrosis: Sutures of the skull.
Otitis Media & Tinnitus
- Tinnitus : Ringing in the ears, originating in the middle ear. Causes: Injuries, earwax blockage, infections, or damage to cilia.
- Types: Subjective (patient perceives a sound) vs. Objective (caused by physiological processes).
- Meds that exacerbate: Aspirin, NSAIDs, gentamicin, erythromycin, vancomycin, cisplatin, vincristine, chloroquine, quinine, furosemide, valproate.
- Limbic System: Interpreting emotional responses, storing memories, & hormones (white noise).
- Antidepressants, Antipsikotik, Mood stabilizers, Sedatives.
Otitis Media (cont.)
- (ACOM): Acute inflammation in the middle ear lasting up to 6 weeks.
- Causes: Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae, upper respiratory tract infections.
- CSOM (Chronic): Ruptured eardrum with structural changes; Sinusitis, pus, mastoid cell infections.
- Diagnosis: Otoscopic, audiometry, tympanometry.
- Treatment: Surgical (Tympanoplasty, Mastoidectomy Ossiculoplasty), Gabapentin or Tramadol.
- Kortiko (Oral): Prednisolone or Triamcinolone.; Oral cocci -> Cef podoxime Clindamycin.
Dermatitis
- Bulosa: Caused by S. aureus, affects body and face.
- Krustosa: Caused by S. pyogenes, affects face, mouth, and nose.
- Eritrasma: Caused by C. minutissimum, presents as reddish-brown plaques on skin folds; coral red under Wood's lamp.
- Saboroik: dikepala 1st sampo keto // salep keto //; sele 2nd Hidrokortison Topikal.
- Atopic: 1St Hidrokortison 1% Triamsindon + betamet.
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Treatment-> Uniprtama Amok oral 30mg/kg/ 2x/hari 5 hari; mixed enrofloxacin marbofloxacin.
Scabies & Kutil
- Insect Bites & Warts.
- Gejala khas: Intense itching at night, contagious.
- Meds: Topikal & ORAL.
- Spesies: Sarcoptes Scabiei.
- Risk factors: crowding, direct contact, fomites, household.
- Transmission: indirect contact (linen/kain katun baju & furniture).
- Types: Classic (rare);Crusted (Norwegian Scabies)- autoimun HIV
- Higher risk older people, hospitalized patients & people w/weak Immune.
- Diagnosis : Microscope eggs & mites / Clinical / Skin Scrapping coloring dermoscopy.
- -Treatment : isolasi diri, poke antibiotik.
Scabies & Kutil (cont.)
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Algorithm Eropa: kalo basah dikompres NaCl; noresponse+ diagnosis = ➡️Common = 5% Permethrin 1st line or Balsam of Peru/Sulfur/Benzyl Benzoate;
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Algorithm Jarang di Indo (banned in ausii) : Ivermectin Oral 200μ/kg ; Kalo di Indo diganti jadi Loratadine; Crusted Scabies oral + 5% permethrin + Asam salisilat (langsung) -->Gabble buat bayi
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Indikasi: Sefalosporin / Azithromycin;
Acne
- (Acne Vulgare): Inflammation of pilosebaceous units.
- Faktor: Sebum, hormones, genetics, bacteria.
- Komedo (comedones): Early stage of acne.
- Tipe (Types): Blackheads, whiteheads, papules, pustules, nodules, cysts.
Acne (cont.)
- Terapi (Treatment):
- Ringan (Mild):
- Topikal "1st line": BPO, asam salisilat, retinoid ; benzal peroksida, Benzoyl radical ,
- Sedang (Moderate) -> atas all + oral : antibiotik oral ex Do, Azi, Tetra.
- Parah (Severe) -> AB + Topikal"
- Kalo tetep gabisa (Es): teragtonik * Oral" ;
- Laser (If severe and unresponsive)
- Alopecia = Progression by Genetics. " Faktor: Stress oxidatsf", genetic, penuaan ", autamun", hormon", defisiensi nuerisi", ES coat kanker ". "-Alopeica
- Androgenetic alopecia -> hormonal androngen" rusokdernnis" "
Tabir Suryal (Sunscreen)
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Sunblock -> nyerap = ZnO, Titanium oxide
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Sunscreen -> avobenzone, Oxybenzone, PABA
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Pengobatan: (Konsumsi PCT Ibuprofen & Vit.D)-
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.Sunscreen systemic: B-carotene, Vit. C, Retinol, Selenium, Aspirin "-tocopherols.
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topical: Inorganic-> ZnO, TiO?, CeOs, calamine, talc-
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= Broad spectrum== Benzophenos (Oxybenzone avibenzone -> Bisoctrizole (UVA)-> UVA -> ECOmSULe:->" B, UV =>" UBV = PABA deriates + Salicyrate, Padinate
NSAID
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NSAID : "=> Antiimflamasi Nonesteroid= hambat Enzim slkooKsicegnge (Cox); (Senywa kilmia aliami daLam trubru -> berasal asaimam) .Prostaglaudin- bukan hoimon mediator inflamasi Gaada ditubuh-> langsung kalau butuh,
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enzim Sikooksigenas -> arakidanot => prostaglanoin
guidline --> ES Infels !
Non seietif -) [Bucrot dikfot nagen apronen = humbat com:i)
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-Preferencial COX-2->meloxican -> doninan hambat COX-2
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K: pendaraahan S.cerna ,- Tukak lambung - Asma Bounical -Hipertens berot =>bikin valsosomtr
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Hamill " * ES Ibu bamil : PCI.
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