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-Fluorecein sodium
-Fluorecin & benoxinate
-Rose Bengal |
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-demonstrates defects in cornea
-scratches turn bright green, foreign bodies surrounded by green
-dye will appear in nasal lacrima if patent; yellow |
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-dye & local anesthetic; for removal of foreign bodies |
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-preferred dye with superficial conjunctival tissue or corneal abrasion/foreign body suspected |
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Topical anesthetics for eyes |
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-Proparacaine (Opthaine, Opthetic)
-Tetracaine (Pontocaine) |
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-for removal of foregin bodies & portions of eye examination
-anesthesia achieved in 1 minute, lasts 15 minutes
-blink reflex lost temporarily; wisp test
-cornea does not remain moist; eye patch worn until med wears off |
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Antiinfectives & Antiinflammatories (eyes) |
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-for eye infections (Conjunctivitis) - membrane covering eyeball & lining of eyelid |
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Antiinfective/Antiinflammatory drugs (eyes) |
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-Cipro
-Garamycin
-Tobrex
-Silver nitrate 1%
-neomycin/polymixin B/bacitracin
-Natacyn
-Viroptic
-Vira-A
-cromolyn sodium (Crolom)
-ketotiden (Zatidor)
-olopatadine (Patanol) |
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-antibacterial for eyes
-conjunctivitis, corneal ulceration
-solution; 2 gtt q 15", x 6h, q 30", etc |
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-antibacterial for eyes
-infections of external eye
-solution & ointment |
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-antibacterial for eyes
-prevent & treat opthalmia neonatorum (in baby's eyes) |
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Triple antibiotic (neomycin/polymixin B/bacitracin) |
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-antibacterial for eyes
-ointment
-effective against many gram - bacteria in eye |
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-antibacterial for eyes
-external ocular infections
-solution & ointment |
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-antifungal for eyes
-solution
-may cause transcient stinging & burning |
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-antiviral for eyes
-for herpetic opthalmic infection
-1% solution; t gtt q 2h WA, 21 days tx |
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-antiviral for eyes
-for herpes keratitis & keratoconjunctivitis
-3% ointment; 5x/day |
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cromolyin sodium (Crolom), ketotiden (Zaditor), olopatadine (Patanol) |
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-anti allergy for eyes
-SE: stinging, burning, headache |
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-inflammation of the margins of the eyelid |
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-infection of meibomian glands of eyelid, causing cyst & blockage of ducts |
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-inflammation of structures of the inner eye |
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-for IOP from excessive production or diminished outflow of aqueous humor |
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-due to a pathologic change in the eye |
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- change due to systemic disease proccess & drugs |
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-diminished outflow due to degenerative changes in trabecular meshwork |
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Closed (narrow-angled) Glaucoma |
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-triggered by emotions & drugs that dilate pupils |
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Cholinergics & anticholinesterase miotics |
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Definition
-lower IOP, increases blood flow to retina
-decreases loss of vision & retinal damage
-for open-angle glaucoma |
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Term
Direct-acting cholinergics |
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Definition
-similar to acetylcholine
-send nerve impulses to all cholinergic nerve sites |
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*pilocarpine (Isopto Carpine) |
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Definition
-direct-acting cholinergic
-decreases IOP in glaucoma, induce miosis
-dose: 1-2 gtt tid-qid
-ointment used HS (at bedtime)
-Ocusert q 7 days (contact lens filled w/ med)
-SE: eye pain, blurry vision, headache, increased salivation & sweating
-adverse: HTN, SOB, tachycardia, bronchospasm, retinal detachment
-contraindicated: asthma, epilepsy, GI/GU obst.
-pressure on inner canthis to prevent systemic absorption |
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carbachol (Isopto Carbachol) |
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-used if pilocarpine not effective
-1-2 gtt qd-qid |
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-local infection of eyelash follicles & glands on lid margins |
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-infection of vascular layer of eye (choroid, iris, ciliary body) |
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-alleviate dryness, during surgery, CNS disorders with excessive blinking
-liquid ointments
example drugs: Isopto Tears, Tearisol, Tears Naturale, Lacri-lube
-can have reaction to preservative
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Indirect-acting cholinergics |
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Definition
-inactive cholinesterase, inhibit destruction of acetylcholine
-cause pupil constriction & ciliary muscle contraction
-example drugs: Isopto Eserin, Humorsol
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physostigmine salicylate (Isopto Eserine) |
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Definition
-treats wide-angle glaucoma
-short-acting
-ointment & solution used 3-4x/day |
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Term
demecarium bromide (Humorsol) |
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Definition
-treats open-angle glaucoma
-1-2 gtt bid |
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-beta-blocker
-decrease IOP in chronic o-a glaucoma & ocular HTN
-not for asthma patients
-caution w/ oral beta-blockers
-1 gtt bid |
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-beta-blocker
-open-angle glaucoma
-caution w/ oral b-b
-1 gtt bid |
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-beta-blocker
-reduces production of aqueous humor
-monitor VS
-blurred vision improves w/ time |
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-Betoptic
-Ocupress
-Timoptic
-levobunolol (Betagan)
-levobetaxolol (Betaxon) |
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-as effective as b-b with fewer side effects
-SE: brown pigmentation in green-brown or yellow-brown irises; permanent
-blurred vision, ocular hyperemia, dry eye, tearing, light intolerance
example drugs: latanoprost (Xalatan), bimatoprost (Lumigan), Travatan, unoprostone (Rescula) |
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-prostaglandin analoque
-increases uveoscleral outflow, more effective in AA (African Americans) than non-AA
-1 gtt at HS |
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Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors |
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Definition
-decrease aqueous humor
-for o-a glaucoma
-used if other agents are not effective
-SE: anorexia, lethargy, depression, hypokalemia, parathesia
-caution: do not use if allergy to SULFA or pregnant
-example drugs: Diamox, Azopt, timolol/dorzolamide 0.5%/0.2%, Trusopt |
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-used pre- & post-operatively to decrease vitreous humor volume, reducing IOP
-for emergency tx of acute closed-angle glaucoma
-SE: headache, n/v/d, disorientation
-example drugs: Osmitrol, isorsorbide (Ismotic), glycerin |
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-osmotic for eyes
-IV solution 15-20%
-1.5-2g/kg over 30-60 mins |
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Anticholinergic mydriatics & cycloplegics |
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Definition
-dilate & paralyze muscles of accomidation
-used during eye surgery
-SE: brow pain, worsening n-a glaucoma (mydriatics), tachycardia, dry mouth, atropine-toxicity (treat with phyostigmine)
-example drugs: Atropsilol, Mydriacyl, Epinal |
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atropine sulfate (Atropsilol) |
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-cycloplegic for refraction
-1-2 gtt up to qid |
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-mydriatic
-dilate/anesthesize for eye exam |
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-for eye surgery & o-a glaucoma |
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-blurs central vision, dark spot(s) in eye
-age related (ARMD)
-Wet, dry types
-laser tx., photodynamic tx, meds
-example drugs: Macugen, Lucentis |
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-progresses rapidly; growth of blood vessels behind retina
-10-15% of cases |
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-progresses slowly over years; gradual destruction of light-sensitive cells in macula
-85-90% of cases |
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-eye injectable for macular degeneration (ARMD) |
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-eye injection every month for macular degeneration (ARMD) |
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-external: tetracycline (Acromycin), chloramphenical (chloromycetin)-infection of ear canal |
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-internal - amoxicillin (Amoxil)-tx of otitis media, cefaclor (Ceclor), Bactrim, Augmentin |
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Antihistamine & Decongestants for ears |
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Definition
-reduce middle ear & nasal congestion in acute OM
-example drugs: Dimetapp, Dimetane, Triaminic |
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-inject warm water up in ear |
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- ear wax
-example drugs: debrox, Ear-Dry, Cerumenex (OTC)-soften & remove impacted ear wax
-Cerumenex - low strength peroxide |
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