Eyes 5 + 6

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Tick the top three most common causes of sudden onset blindness

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What treatment would you give a 1-year-old animal that has a sudden onset of bilateral blindness? There are no signs of disease other than this.

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Granulomatous meningioencephalomyelitis is associated with which of the following sudden onset causes of blindness

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T/F: any soft tissue opacity in an abnormal place within the eye is a mass and the eye should be removed.

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Which is true for sudden acquired retinal degeneration?

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The globe is faced forward due to swelling in the retrobulbar space. Can look like as looks enlarged.
Retropulsion: gently push the eyes into the skull and see if they go back, should go -cm

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T/F: dentals are a cause of ocular trauma

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Match the disease with the treatment
- ❌ = syst Abs + NSAIDS, may drain abscess
- ❌ = may try removal of globe + orbital contents (exenteration)
- ❌ - auto-immune so pred.

Retrobulbar infection

Retrobulbar neoplasia

Masticatory myosis

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Tick the following diseases in rabbits that are associated with dental issues

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Tick the following diseases that are associated with E.cunicli in rabbits

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Match the treatments to the disease
❌: Canulate and flush tear ducts, culture discharge, systemic and topical antibiotics
❌: May need enucleations
❌: resection of the conjunctiva to the limbus, in sections
❌: antibiotics, pain relief, fenbendazole 30-45 days
❌: surgery to remove

Dacryocystitis

Retrobulbar abscess

Conjunctival overgrowth

Uveal abscess

Cataracts

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Which of the following should you use when prepping eyes for surgery?

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What should you use to get a foreign body out of the eye that has entered perpendicularly and has a negative Seidel test?

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What is true for ocular prolapse?

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Which is most suitable for rabbit enucleations?

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T/F: can do a splash block with bupivacaine in enucleations

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(BVMS4 ) Veterinary Medicine Test sobre Eyes 5 + 6 , creado por Ella Gordon el 02/10/2023.

Tick the top three most common causes of sudden onset blindness

What treatment would you give a 1-year-old animal that has a sudden onset of bilateral blindness? There are no signs of disease other than this.

Granulomatous meningioencephalomyelitis is associated with which of the following sudden onset causes of blindness

T/F: any soft tissue opacity in an abnormal place within the eye is a mass and the eye should be removed.

Which is true for sudden acquired retinal degeneration?

The globe is faced forward due to swelling in the retrobulbar space. Can look like as looks enlarged. Retropulsion: gently push the eyes into the skull and see if they go back, should go -cm

T/F: dentals are a cause of ocular trauma

Match the disease with the treatment - ❌ = syst Abs + NSAIDS, may drain abscess - ❌ = may try removal of globe + orbital contents (exenteration) - ❌ - auto-immune so pred.

Tick the following diseases in rabbits that are associated with dental issues

Tick the following diseases that are associated with E.cunicli in rabbits

Match the treatments to the disease ❌: Canulate and flush tear ducts, culture discharge, systemic and topical antibiotics ❌: May need enucleations ❌: resection of the conjunctiva to the limbus, in sections ❌: antibiotics, pain relief, fenbendazole 30-45 days ❌: surgery to remove

Which of the following should you use when prepping eyes for surgery?

What should you use to get a foreign body out of the eye that has entered perpendicularly and has a negative Seidel test?

What is true for ocular prolapse?

Which is most suitable for rabbit enucleations?

T/F: can do a splash block with bupivacaine in enucleations

Must never pull the eye when doing manipulation ie with enucleations as this stretches the and can cause in

The globe is faced forward due to swelling in the retrobulbar space. Can look like as looks enlarged.
Retropulsion: gently push the eyes into the skull and see if they go back, should go -cm

Match the disease with the treatment
- ❌ = syst Abs + NSAIDS, may drain abscess
- ❌ = may try removal of globe + orbital contents (exenteration)
- ❌ - auto-immune so pred.

Match the treatments to the disease
❌: Canulate and flush tear ducts, culture discharge, systemic and topical antibiotics
❌: May need enucleations
❌: resection of the conjunctiva to the limbus, in sections
❌: antibiotics, pain relief, fenbendazole 30-45 days
❌: surgery to remove