NSG 316 Exam 2 Nurse Practitioners In Primary Care
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what do normal conjunctiva look like - answer-;clear and show normal color, pink lower ids and white
sclera
normal eye appearance in African Americans - answer-;have gray/blue or darker color to sclera,
normally my see small brown macule (like freckles) on sclera
-may have yellowish fatty deposits beneath lids away from cornea
esotropia - answer-;inward turning of the eye
exotropia - answer-;outward turning of the eye
periorbital edema - answer-;edema around the eyes
exophthalmos - answer-;protruding eyeballs
Enophthalmos - answer-;sunken eyes
ptosis - answer-;drooping upper lid
,upward palpebral slant - answer-;seen in Asians, also it indicates Down syndrome.
ectropion - answer-;the rolling out (eversion) of the edge of an eyelid
entropion - answer-;inward turning of the rim of the eyelid
blepharitis - answer-;inflammation of the eyelid
chalazion - answer-;beady nodule protruding on the lid (an obstruction and inflammation of meibomian
gland)
hordeolum - answer-;stye, acute localized staph infection of hair follicles at lid margin, painful red
swollen
dacryocystitis - answer-;inflammation of the lacrimal (tear) sac
basal cell carcinoma - answer-;small painless nodule with central ulceration and sharp, rolled out pearly
edges, removal, usually cures it
anisocoria - answer-;unequal pupil size
monocular blindness - answer-;When light is directed into blind eye, no response in either eye. When it
is directed to normal eye, both pupils constrict.
miosis - answer-;constricted & fixed pupils
mydriasis - answer-;dilation & fixed pupil
Argyll Robertson pupil - answer-;Constricts w/ accomodation but is not reactive to light.
, Tonic (Adie's) Pupil - answer-;reaction to light and accommodation is sluggish
CN III damage - answer-;Unilateral dilated pupil has no reaction to light or accommodation. Ptosis with
eye deviating down and laterally may be present.
Horner's syndrome - answer-;Unilateral, small, regular pupil does react to light and accommodation.
also note Ptosis and absence of sweat (anhidrosis) on same side.
Conductive hearing loss causes - answer-;partial loss caused by impacted cerumen, pus, perforated TM,
decrease mobility of ossicles
sensorinerual hearing loss - answer-;path of inner ear and CN VIII or auditory area of cerebral cortex
mixed hearing loss - answer-;combination of sensorineural and conductive hearing loss
dry cerumen - answer-;gray, flaky, and frequently forms thin mass in ear canal
wet cerumen - answer-;honey brown to dark brown and moist
otitis externa - answer-;swimmers ear
sebaceous cyst - answer-;a nodule with central black punctum indicates blocked sebaceous glands
tophi - answer-;Small, whitish yellow, hard, nontender nodules in or near helix or antihelix; contain
greasy, chalky material of uric acid crystals and are a sign of gout.
Chondrodermatitis Nodularis Helicus - answer-;Painful nodules develop on the rim of the helix as a
result of repetitive mechanical pressure or environmental trauma
keloid - answer-;overgrowth of scar tissue
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what do normal conjunctiva look like - answer-;clear and show normal color, pink lower ids and white
sclera
normal eye appearance in African Americans - answer-;have gray/blue or darker color to sclera,
normally my see small brown macule (like freckles) on sclera
-may have yellowish fatty deposits beneath lids away from cornea
esotropia - answer-;inward turning of the eye
exotropia - answer-;outward turning of the eye
periorbital edema - answer-;edema around the eyes
exophthalmos - answer-;protruding eyeballs
Enophthalmos - answer-;sunken eyes
ptosis - answer-;drooping upper lid
,upward palpebral slant - answer-;seen in Asians, also it indicates Down syndrome.
ectropion - answer-;the rolling out (eversion) of the edge of an eyelid
entropion - answer-;inward turning of the rim of the eyelid
blepharitis - answer-;inflammation of the eyelid
chalazion - answer-;beady nodule protruding on the lid (an obstruction and inflammation of meibomian
gland)
hordeolum - answer-;stye, acute localized staph infection of hair follicles at lid margin, painful red
swollen
dacryocystitis - answer-;inflammation of the lacrimal (tear) sac
basal cell carcinoma - answer-;small painless nodule with central ulceration and sharp, rolled out pearly
edges, removal, usually cures it
anisocoria - answer-;unequal pupil size
monocular blindness - answer-;When light is directed into blind eye, no response in either eye. When it
is directed to normal eye, both pupils constrict.
miosis - answer-;constricted & fixed pupils
mydriasis - answer-;dilation & fixed pupil
Argyll Robertson pupil - answer-;Constricts w/ accomodation but is not reactive to light.
, Tonic (Adie's) Pupil - answer-;reaction to light and accommodation is sluggish
CN III damage - answer-;Unilateral dilated pupil has no reaction to light or accommodation. Ptosis with
eye deviating down and laterally may be present.
Horner's syndrome - answer-;Unilateral, small, regular pupil does react to light and accommodation.
also note Ptosis and absence of sweat (anhidrosis) on same side.
Conductive hearing loss causes - answer-;partial loss caused by impacted cerumen, pus, perforated TM,
decrease mobility of ossicles
sensorinerual hearing loss - answer-;path of inner ear and CN VIII or auditory area of cerebral cortex
mixed hearing loss - answer-;combination of sensorineural and conductive hearing loss
dry cerumen - answer-;gray, flaky, and frequently forms thin mass in ear canal
wet cerumen - answer-;honey brown to dark brown and moist
otitis externa - answer-;swimmers ear
sebaceous cyst - answer-;a nodule with central black punctum indicates blocked sebaceous glands
tophi - answer-;Small, whitish yellow, hard, nontender nodules in or near helix or antihelix; contain
greasy, chalky material of uric acid crystals and are a sign of gout.
Chondrodermatitis Nodularis Helicus - answer-;Painful nodules develop on the rim of the helix as a
result of repetitive mechanical pressure or environmental trauma
keloid - answer-;overgrowth of scar tissue
