The Eye 1 & 2 and The Ear

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Who’s more likely to get dry eye?

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Who’s more likely to get dry eye?

Older

Women

Contact lenses

Vitamin A deficiency

Smoking

Blood pressure med

Heated enviroment

Screen time

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What causes dry eye?

less tear volume

  • evaporation/drainage/ lacrimal gland produces less/ different tear composition

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What weatehr causes dry eye?

Cold and windy

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What colour is the conjuctiva in dry eye?

Not red

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What questions have to be asked with eye conditions?

One eye/ two eyes/pain/ photosensitivity/ discharge/ injury/ foreign object/ medications/ conditions/ tried anything'/ contact lenses/ what time of work/ allergies

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What’s blepharitis

Inflammation of eyelids TWO OF THEM

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What meds cause dry eye?

beta blockers/ diuretics/ isotretroin/ antihistamines/ hrt

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What’s ectropion?

Red under eyelid

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How to diagnose bell’s palsy?

drooping skin

can they open and close facial features

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When to refer patient?

  • dry mucous membrane

  • outwaard turning of eyelid

  • red eye

  • photosensitive

  • foreign object

  • pierced the eye

  • pain in eye

  • no improvement after otc

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How to group eye drops

preservative free vs preservative

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what’s the preservative in eye drops thats most commovly used?

benzalkonium chloride

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what can bezalalkonium chloride cause

stinging/ itching/ keratitis (Keratitis is an inflammation of the corne)

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when cant you use eyedrops with preservatives?

with eye contact lenses- absorbs - toxic

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why do preservative free eye drops suck?

have to use 6 times daily

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when to use ointents for eyes

may blur vision therefore use at night

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what’s the expiry date for eyedrops

may be 28 days as no preservative

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name some eye lubricants/ agents

hypromellosea/ carmellose/ polyvinylm alcohol/ propylene glycol/ liposomal spray/ carbomer

parafins for night

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how to prevent dry eye

avoid hair dryers/ car heqaters/ fans in your eye

humidifier

wraparound sunglasses

eye breaks

cold/ warm compresses

less coffee/ more water

increase omega 3 fats in diet (oily fish, seeds, and nuts)

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whats’ blepharitis?

inflammation of eyelids

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what’s rosacea

face goes red and blotchy

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what are the two types of blepharitis

anterior —> outisde of eyelid where eyelashses attach (may be bacterial)

posterior—> inside of eye (may be caused by rosacea/ seborhoeic dermatitis —oily and flaky skin/ or not enough oil made by eye glands)

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signs of blepharitis

bilateral

irriated eye margins

tearing

sticky eyelids

eyelash loss/turn inward

worst in morning

flaky skin?

crusty?

Discharge?

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What are some blepharitis specific questions

any skin conditions?

one eye?

worse at any time?

disrupted vision?

medication?

rosacea signs?

seboherric dermatitis?

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what can blepharitis be confused wth?

contact dermatitis/ entropion/ectropion - eyelid falling off the eye/stye (inhection made bumb, photosentisitive)/ dry eye/ chalazion (blocked off oil gland makes lump)/ orbital celluttis

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when to refer

entropion- Entropion is a condition where your eyelid turns in toward your eye. As a result, your eyelashes and skin rub against your eyeball, causing discomfort to your cornea

ectropion- eyelid outturned

swollen eyelids and unwell

unresposive to treatment

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what is the main treatment for blepharitis?

eyelid hygiene

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how to make eyelid wash

warm water withGENTLE CLEANSER—> baby shampoo 10water:1shapoo ratio

or a cup of warm water and 1 teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate

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what to do with the cleanser mix

soft cloth/ cotton bud used to clean/ press againts the eye to unclog the gland

gently rub where your eyelids meet eyelashes

rinse with warm water

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how often to clean eyelid

twice a day until improves

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what can you use to clean eyelids

blephaclean

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how else to treat blepharitis

massage ( unclogs stuff) wth CLOSED EYES!!!!!!!!! sweep upward along lower and upper eyelid for 30 secs

cant cause discomfort

or warmth (uncloggy )

  • apply warm flannel/ eyebag/microwavable heat pack to closed eye

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list lifestle chamged to combat blepharitis

avoid makeup

avoid contact lenses

avoid rubbing eyes

increase omega 3 oils

treat associated conditions (rosacea/ seborrhoeic dermatitis/ dry eye)

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what causes stye?

bacterial infection- usueally steaphycoccal 90% of the time

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what increases the risk of stye?

chronic blephititis

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what are the two types of stye

internal/ external

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which is more common

external

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which is more painful

internal

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what causes the external stye

infected sebaceous Zeis glAND

INFECTED sweat Mol gland

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how to spot a stye

pus filled

yellow

painful

spot on eyelid

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what causes internal stye

meibomian gland infection

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what can stye be confused wwith

chalazion

basal cell carcinoma

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how to differenciate from chalazion a stye (grammar lol)

chalazion blocked oil gland—> is hard and painless— goes away on its own— further back on eyelid

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how to differenciate frokm basal cell carcinoma

nodular lesion

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when to refer

problematic chalazion

eldery patient with painless nodular lesion near eyelid— basal cell carcinoma (long time)

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how to treat stye

goes away itself lol

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what’s conjuctivitis?

inflamtion of the conjuctiva

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what causes conjuctivitis?>

allergic → seasonal/perennial( all year round)/ contact (make-up or eyedrops)/ giant papillary conjucticitis (contact lenses/ stickes/ prosthetics)

infective→ bacterial staph/strep/moraxella/ haemophillus in adults

-→ viral by the adenovirus

→sti

→ irritant causes (shampoo, eyelash, chlorine,smoke and fumes)

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which bacterial infectiojnndoesnt cause conjucticits in kids

staph

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what stis cause conjucticits

chlamydia

gonorrhoea

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what are teh general cojucticits signs?

red eye

irritation

discomfort

discharge

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whats specific to allergic conjuctivitis

bilateral/ rhinitis/ itchy/ generalised redness/ watery discharge

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whats specific to bacterial conjuctivitis

bilateral (not at the start th0o, becomes two eyes after a day or two)

purulent discharge! specific—> sticky eyelids

grittiness

redness

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whats specific to viral conjuctivitis

watery discharge

cough and cold symptoms

grittiness

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what may conjucticitis confused with

uveitis, acute clsoed eye glaucome, herpes zoster opthalmuscys, keratis/ episcleritis/ scleritis/ subconjuctival haemorrhage

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how to differentiate uvetisi from conjuctivitis

pain. floaters, photophobia, decreased visual acuity

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how to differentiate acuted closed angle galucome from conjuctivitis

impaired drainage of aq fluid/ increase intraocular pressyre/ pain/ decreased visiual activity/ halo around eyes/ hazy cornea

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how to differentiate herpes zoster ophtalmiscus from conjuctivitis

pain

rash

unilateral rash!

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how to differentiate keratitis from conjuctivitis

unilatel, pain, photophobia

  • be wary of conctact lens that were contamined!

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how to differentiate episcleristis from conjuctivitis

unilateral

rare discharge

painless

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scleritis

autoimmune

intetsne pain

decreased visual acuity

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how to differentiate subconjuctival haemorrage from conjuctivitis

blood vessel rupture

oainless

resolves in 10 days

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when to refer ?

  • vomiting

  • headache

  • hazy cornea

  • decreased visual acuity

  • photophobia

  • eyepain

  • trauma

  • neonate

  • sti

    • rash

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how tp treat bacterial conjucticitis

brolene eye solution

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when to diagnose bacterial conjucticitis

two eyes (after a delay) sticky discharge

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what age can use brolene

from 2 years old

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dosing of brolene

1-2 drops up to 4 times a day

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when to refer after using brolene

after 48hrs of no improvemnet

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who is brolene contracindicated for

contact lense wearers

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how to treat viral conjuctivities (watery/ cold symptoms/ grittiness)

articial tears/ cold compress

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lifestyle advice fot conjuctivitis

clean eyes with cottom ball with boiled cool water

consult gp after 10days

wash hands before eyedrops

dont share pillows etc

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What’s eye irrigation

sterile eyewash to get rid of loose material-sand

not for woodchip/metal if velocity happened

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gib edxample of an eyewash

optrex multi action eye wash ( boric acid, water, glycerin, borax and benzalkonium chloride)

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hwo to use an eyewash

wash hands

pour into eye batch 1/3 fullness

bend head forward

place bath o the eye and slowly raise the head

keep eye open and rock side to side for 3sec

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what else to use for eye irrigation

saline irriagtion pods- single units of saline solution- use like eyedrops

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what can cause eye redness

injury/a llergy/infection/inflammation

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what can be used for red eyes

optrex clear eyes

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what age can have optrex clear eyes

over 12 years old`

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what is optrx clear eyes contraindicated for1

glaucoma , seriosu eye disease, injuty, MAOI , contact lenses

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what else can be used for eye redness

murine irritaion

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whtas the difference betweeen murine and optix clear eyes

muline can be used with MAOI

  • both over 12yrs, both CI with conatct lenses, injuty, glaucoma, serious eye disease

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what’s the external seection of ear called

pinna

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what does the eustachian tube connect

middle ear and the throat

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who’s more predisposed to ear wax issues

eldery

in ear headphones

congenital anomally

learning difficuties

hearing aid

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what are the symptoms of ear wax impaction

hearing loss

earache

ringing

vertigoo

itchy

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what causes ear wax impacttion

narrow ear canals

damaged canals

excessive ahir

skin conditions

inflammation

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list the diff diagnosis

ear canal trauma

trapped foreign body

ear infection

trapped water

chnages in altitide

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when to refer

trauma

foreign body

fever ,malaise (a general feeling of discomfort,),pain

otc fail after 5 days

ear badly blocked

severe hearing lsos

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list ear wax impaction treatments

cerumol- peanut oil

cerumol olive oil

waxsol

tropex

exterol

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give ages for

cerumol

cerumol olive oil

waxsol

tropex

exterol

cerumol- over 2 yrs

cerumol olive oil- over 1 yr

waxsol- over 6 years

tropex- over 6years

exterol- over 2 years

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give api fro

cerumol

cerumol olive oil

waxsol

tropex

exterol

cerumol- peanut oil

cerumol olive oil (fot smaller kids as they might’ve had no prev interaction with peanuts)

waxsol 0.5% docusate sodium - l= sodium

tropex- glycerol and phenazone- phen (fani) ufo sa na TROPie w zone 42

exterol- urea hydrogen peroxide- urea is gotten out of your body to be external

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when to use tropex

ear pain

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give dosing for

cerumol

cerumol olive oil

waxsol

tropex

exterol

cerumol- 5drops bd 3/7

cerumol olive oil- 1 / 2 drops bd 7/7

waxsol- enough to fill one ear, 2 days max

tropex- 4-6drops tds/qds

exterol- 5 drops od/bd 3/7

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give CI for cerumol

peanut allergy

eczema

otis externa

seborhoeic

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how to clean ears

no ear cotton buds! in ear canal- only for outside

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ear irrigation product

audiclean

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hwo to administer ear drops for children/adults

adults- pull ear back and up by the hard part above the helix piercing

children -pull ear down to open canal (pull the soft part for earings gently down)

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