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Title: Describe%20Conjunctiva


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Describe Conjunctiva
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  • Conjunctiva is translucent and clear. The pink
    color of palpebral conjunctiva is due to
    underlying vascular bed. White Sclera is seen
    through bulbar conjunctiva

3
Note conjunctival reflection
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  • Note anterior and posterior chamber.
  • Note ciliary body and lens connection

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Diagnosis
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  • Sub conjunctival hemorrhage.
  • Sharply demarcated.

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Afferent pathway for visual acuity?
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  • Retina-Optic nerve-Optic chiasma-Optic
    radiation-Occiptal lobe visual cortex.

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Note fovea as center for visual field. Locate
site for blind spot in retina
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  • Center of optic disc has no retinal receptors and
    leads to blind spot.

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Pathway for light reflex?
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  • Afferent Retina-optic nerve-mid brain
  • Efferent Both oculo motor nerves

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Note direct and consensual light reflex
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  • Sorry the pupillary contraction on right is not
    visible

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Note the pathway for pupillary contraction
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  • Direct reflex on right
  • Consensual reflex on left

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Note the pathway for light reflex
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Is this light reflex normal?
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  • Yes.
  • Note direct and consensual light reflex

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Is this light reflex normal?
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  • Afferent path on left eye is abnormal.

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Which muscles are in action?
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  • Right lateral rectus and left medial rectus. Gaze
    is conjugate.

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Which nerves are in action?
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  • Right abducens (right lateral rectus) and
  • left oculomotor nerve (left medial rectus).
  • Gaze is conjugate.

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Which nerves are in action
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  • Oculomotor nerves. Superior rectus in action.
    Gaze is conjugate.

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Which cranial nerves are in action?
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  • Both oculomotor nerves
  • Inferior recti in action

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Identify the ocular muscles
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  • Levator palpabrae supreioris
  • Superior rectus
  • Inferior recrtus

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Appreciate position of ocular muscles
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  • Superior oblique Trochlear nerve
  • Lateral rectus Abducens nerve
  • Oculomotor supplies the rest

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Ocular muscles influenced by sympathetic system
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  • Levator palpabrae superioris
  • Iris muscle
  • Muscle in floor of orbit

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Is the technique appropriate?
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  • No.
  • You should look at left fundus with your left eye.

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Identify artery and vein
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  • Artery is narrow with light reflex
  • Vein is thicker than artery and is red

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Diagnosis
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  • Leukemic infiltration

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Diagnosis
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  • Macroglobunemia

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Source for tears?
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  • Lacrimal gland
  • Meibonian glands
  • Conjunctival glands
  • Drained by puncta into lacrimal sac and on to
    nasolacrimal duct into nose.

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Note pathway for aqueous humor
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Your right eye compared to subjects left eye
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Normal mono-ocular field of vision
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  • 80-90 degrees temporal.
  • 45 degrees medial. Limited by nose
  • Eye brows limit upward field

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Anticipate the visual field defects with lesions
marked.
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  • Blind rught eye
  • Bitempral hemianopsia
  • Homonymous hemianopsia

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Describe and locate the lesion for each visual
field defect
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  • Left upper retna
  • Left optic nerve
  • Chiasma
  • Right optic tract
  • Right optic radiation
  • Right optic radiation
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