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signs and symptoms of open-angle glacoma |
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tired eyes
occasional blurred vision
halos around lights
Frequent change in eyeglass prescriptions |
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signs and symptoms of angle-closure glaucoma |
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sudden, acute pain
blurred vision
halos around lights
nausea and vomiting
headaches on affected side |
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Type of cancer caused by HPV |
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Pt teaching for chlamydial infection |
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- Educate about the importance of treatment to prevent complications
- Advidse of need for follow-up to be sure infectin had been treated successfully
- Tell pt to avoid sexual contact til cured
- Be sure to complete all prescribed course anitbiotics and return to physican to determine effectiveness of treatment
- wear a condom with any genital contact
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What does the PSA test stand for, and what is it used for? |
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serum prostate-specific antigens
detects increases that may be associated with prostatic cancer, prostatic hypertrophy |
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Medications that are used to treat Glaucoma |
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- Beta-adrenergic blockers (Timolol)-decrease aquesous formation
- Adrenergics (Propine)- decrease aqueous formation
- Cholinergics (Pilocarpine)- increase aqueous outflow
- Carbonic anhyrase inhibitors (Diamox)-decrease aqueous formation
- hyperosmotic agents (mannitol)
- Miotics
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Risk Factors for Breast Cancer |
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- Female
- Family History
- 50 or older years of age
- Started Period before the age of 11
- age of first born child after 30
- personal health history
- BRCA 1 or BRCA 2 gene mutation
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Protection
Temperature regulation
Secretions
Sensation
Synthesis of vitamin D
Blood reservoir |
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Salicylates (aspirin)
anminoglycoside antibiotics (vancomyacin) |
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liver
pumpin
sweet potatoes
carrots
spinich
broccoli
cantaloupe
apricots |
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Patient teaching for a Patch Test |
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- Inform the pt that various common irritants are applied to the skin and covered with special patches or tape
- The patch must be left in place and examined after 48,72,96 hours and sometimes after 1 week.
- Skin reactions that incicate allergy include resness, swelling,and blisters.
- Patch testing is painless.
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used to diagnose viral infections
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Are skin biopsy painful to the patient? |
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prevent accomodations- paralyizing the eye |
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Signs and Symptoms of Conjunctivitis |
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Redness of the conjunctiva
mild irritation
drainage
Drainage is more watery in viral and more purulent in bacterial |
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Pathophisiology of Herpes 1 |
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- infection that begins with itching and buring and progresses to the development of vesicles that rupture and form crusts
- usually on the face and upper body
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- Genital infection that begins with itching and buring and progresses to the development of besicles that rupture and form crust
- Direct contact transmission
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Otic Drops
Under 3 Down and back
Adults up and outward |
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Administation of Eye Drops |
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Opthamic Drop
instill drop into conjuctiva sacs and apply pressure to the canthus |
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Characteristics of Cataracts |
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- cloudy vision
- seeing spots or ghost images
- floaters
- May see better in dim light due to dilation of the pupils
- Cloudy around the lens
Second Sight- when vision has a temopary improvements in near vision |
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Treatment for a Retinal Detachment |
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Scleral buckling
- Silactic band that is secured around the eyeball under the sclera. Small silicone implants are sutured under the band opposite the area of detachment.
It brings layers of tissure back together by presssing from the outside, band is left on permanently. Physicians may inject an airbubble/or normal saline into vitreous humor after the procedure to apply internal pressure |
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thick, leathery layer of burned tissue that shelters microorganisms and inhibits healing
Eschar must be removed before healing can take place(debridement) |
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Normal intracocular pressure |
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