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inward turning of the lower lid
cause: age, cicatricial, congenital |
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sagging & eversion of the lower lid usually bilat. in older pt.
cause: aging or VII nerve palsy |
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types: viral, bacterial, allergic
causse: mattering on the lid margins, in AM
contagious
allergic = airborne allergens
nonallergin= fb dust smoe fumes chemical
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allergic= pruritus, watery discharge, chemosis,papillary hyperplasia
infectious= fb sensation, photophobia, purulent discharge (blurred vision)
sever eye pain= scleritis |
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highly contagious, acute
caued by adenovirus or enteroviruses
sx= irritation, lacrimation, photophobia, mucoid or purulent discharge
infection is self-limiting. |
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causes= s.aureus, n,gonorrhoeae, s.pneumoniae, c. trachomatis, hemophilis. sp.
sx= acute hyperemia, lid edema, lacrimation, discharge, irritation |
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causes= gonococcal conjunctivitis, ophthalmia neonatorum from infected birth canal |
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causes= airborne allergens
sx= pruritus, discharge,lacrimation,conjunctival hyperemia |
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allergic conjunctivitis
A type I hypersensitivity rxn to a specfic antigen |
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seasonal allergic= hay fever conjunctivitis is due to airborne pollen of trees, grass & weeds
perennial allergic |
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