tailieunhanh - Eyesight Associates of Middle - part 9

Đục thủy tinh thể (Tiếp theo) Globe viêm giác mạc giác mạc phù nề giác mạc striae màng tách rời AC phản ứng AC sâu thủy tinh trong AC Hyphema Đến từ kích thước hình học sinh học sinh của IOL Vị trí của IOL IOL kết tủa Posterior viên opacity XIII. Scleral Buckle cho bong võng mạc chỉ khâu nắp bên ngoài sưng | 116 Chapter 7 TABLE 7-1 continued Postoperative Slit Lamp Examination Notes XII. Cataract Continued Globe Keratitis Corneal edema Corneal striae Endothelial detachment AC reaction AC depth Vitreous in AC Hyphema Pupil size Pupil shape Location of IOL Position of IOL IOL precipitates Posterior capsule opacity XIII. Scleral Buckle for Retinal Detachment External Lid swelling Globe Conjunctival sutures Conjunctival injection Conjunctival edema Subconjunctival hemorrhage Epithelial staining exposure keratitis most common AC reaction Hyphema Cataract XIV. Vitrectomy or Fluid Gas Exchange Globe Conjunctival sutures Conjunctival edema Conjunctival injection Subconjunctival hemorrhage Corneal staining epithelial defects exposure keratitis most common AC reaction Cataract XV. Laser Photocoagulation Globe Corneal edema Corneal staining keratitis most common AC reaction Iris atrophy Pupil shape Posterior synechiae Cataract Chapter 8 History Mystery KEY A careful patient history has implications for the entire eye exam. Certain patient complaints and symptoms may suggest specific problems that have slit lamp findings. Certain slit lamp findings may suggest specific problems with additional slit lamp findings. The cause for the patient s subjective visual complaint s may be evident on slit lamp examination. Subjective physical complaints might be verified with the slit lamp if present at the time of the examination. 118 Chapter 8 Patient symptoms often suggest specific eye problems. When these problems have related slit lamp findings we can use the patient s complaints to guide the microscopic exam. In this chapter symptoms are alphabetized and broken into two sections visual and physical. Under each symptom heading is a list of slit lamp findings that could possibly be related. These are areas you will want to pay close attention to when examining a patient who describes these symptoms. For notes on the appearance and documentation of findings and in some cases actual .