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1. Blepharitis an inflammation of the lid margins that presents
itself in dandrutt like flakes, itching, swelling,
and redness. Blephartis is a chronic condition and is
a contraindication for contacts.
2. Trichiasis inward turning of the eyelash. May be helped
with a bandage contact
3. The palpebrae help controls what? the amount of light that enters the eye,
distributes tears
across the ocular surface, and they provide
protection.
4. Ptosis- drooping of the upper lid
5. Ectropion- outward turning of the lid
6. Entropion- - inward turning of the lid
7. Lagophthalmos - incomplete closure
8. The conjunctiva is divided into two fronices
sections: palbebral which
covers the lids and bulbar
which covers the globe. The
transitional areas between
these two sections are
called:
9. Symptoms of irritation (in-jection). What disease?
include abnormal secretions,
burning, swelling, itching,
and dilation of the
conjunctival blood vessels
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conjunctivitis "pink eye"
10. most closely associated with wear- Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis (GPC
ing soiled contact lenses, it is when
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large bumps called papillae
are seen on the palpebrae
conjunctiva of the upper lid. It
is important to invert the
upper lid to check for this.
What disease?
Pinguecula
11. a raised yellowish discoloration
of the nasal or temporal
sides of the bulbar
conjunctiva that is benign
and does not invade the
cornea. What disease?
12. wing-like thickening of the connec- Pterygium
tive tissue and blood vessels
of the bulbar conjunctiva
that does invade the cornea.
Usually devel-ops from the
inner canthus and spreads
past the limbus to the
cornea. What disease?
13. broken blood vessels just 15. The first refractive element
below the surface. What of the eye.
disease?
14. a leading cause of blindness
throughout the world, it is a
viral infection that causes
scarring of the lids that
eventually effects the cornea.
What disease?
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1. Blepharitis an inflammation of the lid margins that presents
itself in dandrutt like flakes, itching, swelling,
and redness. Blephartis is a chronic condition and is
a contraindication for contacts.
2. Trichiasis inward turning of the eyelash. May be helped
with a bandage contact
3. The palpebrae help controls what? the amount of light that enters the eye,
distributes tears
across the ocular surface, and they provide
protection.
4. Ptosis- drooping of the upper lid
5. Ectropion- outward turning of the lid
6. Entropion- - inward turning of the lid
7. Lagophthalmos - incomplete closure
8. The conjunctiva is divided into two fronices
sections: palbebral which
covers the lids and bulbar
which covers the globe. The
transitional areas between
these two sections are
called:
9. Symptoms of irritation (in-jection). What disease?
include abnormal secretions,
burning, swelling, itching,
and dilation of the
conjunctival blood vessels
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conjunctivitis "pink eye"
10. most closely associated with wear- Giant Papillary Conjunctivitis (GPC
ing soiled contact lenses, it is when
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large bumps called papillae
are seen on the palpebrae
conjunctiva of the upper lid. It
is important to invert the
upper lid to check for this.
What disease?
Pinguecula
11. a raised yellowish discoloration
of the nasal or temporal
sides of the bulbar
conjunctiva that is benign
and does not invade the
cornea. What disease?
12. wing-like thickening of the connec- Pterygium
tive tissue and blood vessels
of the bulbar conjunctiva
that does invade the cornea.
Usually devel-ops from the
inner canthus and spreads
past the limbus to the
cornea. What disease?
13. broken blood vessels just 15. The first refractive element
below the surface. What of the eye.
disease?
14. a leading cause of blindness
throughout the world, it is a
viral infection that causes
scarring of the lids that
eventually effects the cornea.
What disease?
