EARS
What hearing test use a tuning fork?
What is a Rinne and Weber test?
What anatomy of the eye is involved in cataract surgery?
What is the lens?
What does PERRLA indicate?
What is pupils equal round reactive to light with accomadation?
What is a therapeutic intervention for pain management for a patient with Keratitis?
What is wearing sunglasses both indoors and outdoors to decrease photophobia?
What type of tones will help a patient with presbycusis hear better?
What is low tones?
What structures does a doctor look at when using a otoscope?
What is the eardrum and tympanic membrane?
What are normal findings in the aging eye?
What is loss pf peripheral vision, distorted depth perception, yellowing of lens, opacity of lens, hard time distinguishing between blues, green, purple, black, presbyopia, decreased lacrimal secretions, and intensifying glares?
What is punctual occlusion?
What is placing the index finger on the corner of the eye and apply pressure against the nose bone?
With POAG what is most important to educate a patient about their medication regimen?
What is taking medications daily and on time for life long treatment is essential for preventing complications such as blindness?
Why does a pt with DM have a fluorescein angiography performed?
What is to find leakage or damage to the blood vessels of the retina associated with diabetic retinopathy?
What is a test used to determine gross hearing acuity during a physical exam?
What is the whisper test?
What piece of equipment measures intraocular pressure?
What is a tonometer?
Explain the finding 20/50?
What is 'You must be at 20 feet to see what normal vision sees at 50 feet'?
What is presbyopia?
What is a normal condition in adults over 40 that involves loss of elasticity in the eyes and makes it harder for adults to focus on things that are close?
Provide post operative stapedectomy care.
What is bedrest for several hours, pt may lay on back or unaffected ear, reduce risk of dislodgement of prosthetic by sneezing with mouth open, no sniffling, no emesis, no scuba diving/flying, no showering/washing hair for two days and Vaseline covered cotton ball in ear, may change cotton ball as needed for drainage?
What is an electronystagmogram? who is contra indicated to have this test?
What is a test where electrodes are placed around a patient's eyes to detect eye movement (nystagmus) when cold or warm water /air is instilled into ears? What is a patient with a pacemaker?
What is the medication Meclizine (Antivert)?
What is a antihistamine and has anticholinergic effects that is used to treat benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, an inner ear condition?
What does consensual response mean?
What is the right eye reacts to a light shone in the left eye at the same time/ same response?
What medications are contraindicated for AACG?
What is mydriatics? Examples- atropine
What is a therapeutic measure use dfor Meinere's Disease?
What is a salt-restricted diet?
What does the finding "AC greater than BC" mean?
What is the air conduction is greater than bone conduction?
Provide eye patch education.
What is no TV, reading? Patient should sleep, close and rest eyes.
Provide patient education after cataract surgery.
What is no bending at the waist, no hyperflexion of the neck, no shower/ water in the ear, no sexual intercourse, no lifting more than 5 pounds for two weeks?
How is vision effected with macular degeneration disease?
What is central vision is lost and peripheral vison remains?
What is a most likely cause for impacted cerumen in an older adult's ears?
What is dryness of secretions from shrinking ear canal glands