'Light reflex' presentation slideshows

E A R S

E A R S. Derby GP Specialty Training Programme. Ear Anatomy. Practical exercise. Get into pairs Look in each others ears Draw and label what you see!. Normal eardrum Right or left?. The normal tympanic membrane should appear Pearly grey With a light reflex Concave

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Health Assessment

Health Assessment. Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, Mouth, & Neck. ROS: Head. Recent head trauma? Loss of consciousness? Headaches? Sinus, migraine, neurological Use of helmet when appropriate? Occupation, contact sports or cycling, rollerblading, and skateboarding. Face Inspection.

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Eye Exam

Eye Exam. You will be presented with clinical images or illustrations. Answers will be provided in the following slide. Describe the conjunctiva.

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Health Assessment

Health Assessment. Head, Eyes, Ears, Nose, Mouth, & Neck. ROS: Head. Recent head trauma? Loss of consciousness? Headaches? Sinus, migraine, neurological Use of helmet when appropriate? Occupation, contact sports or cycling, rollerblading, and skateboarding. Face Inspection.

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Examination of the Eye & Ear

Examination of the Eye & Ear. Professor Janet M. Galiczewski RN,CCRN,MSN,ANP. A & P Outer Eye. External Eye. Eyelid : Distributes tears, limits light entering eye, protects eye. Upper lid covers 2-3 mm of iris but NOT pupil. The lower lid sits directly on the lower ring of the iris

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Anaesthesia for intracranial SOL , including vascular surgeries

Anaesthesia for intracranial SOL , including vascular surgeries. Dr. Megha Aggarwal. University College of Medical Sciences & GTB Hospital, Delhi. Outline. Introduction to SOL Classification Presentation Management strategies Neuroanaesthetic goals Hemodynamic concerns

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Physiology of Vision Lecture-2- Accommodation & Pupillary Light Reflex

Physiology of Vision Lecture-2- Accommodation & Pupillary Light Reflex. Dr.Salah Elmalik. Objectives. At the end of this lecture the student should be able to: Describe visual acuity & depth perception To know visual pathway and field of vision

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The Special Senses

The Special Senses. Human Anatomy Chapter 16. I. The chemical senses: taste and smell Four of the five senses are localized in the face and head area. The receptors of touch are spread over the surface of the body. . A. Taste (gestation)- Taste is perceived by chemoreceptors.

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DEFINITION

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Electronystagmography

Electronystagmography. Dr. Supreet Singh Nayyar, AFMC For more ENT topics & ppts , visit www.nayyarENT.com. HISTORY. Rhythmical movement of eyes was known even in Ancient Greek medicine

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VISUAL SYSTEM

VISUAL SYSTEM. Wanassanun Pannangrong. OBJECTIVES. ???????????????????????????????????? - ????????????????????????????????????????????? - ??????????????????????????????? - ???????????????? (visual pathway) ??? Visual reflex - ?????????????????????????????????????????.

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? O ? (M/42)

? O ? (M/42). ?????? ???? 2007313075 ???. Chief complaint (11.7.10). Headache Onset (about) 1WA. Present Illness (1). 2011-09-15 ( ?? 3 ? ? ) ???? ????? ??? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Nausea, vomiting ?????? ??? ???? ??? ? ??? ? Headache Location ?? ? ?? ? ?? ?? ??? ??

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Assessment of the Head, Neck, Lymphatic System

Assessment of the Head, Neck, Lymphatic System. ANATOMY: Head. Frontal Parietal Temporal Occipital Zygomatic Lacrimal Sphenoid Maxilla/Mandible. ANATOMY: Neck. Sternocleidomastroid Trapezius Trachea Thyroid gland Salivary glands: parotid, submandibular, sublingual

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Underwriting Eye Disorders

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CLASSIFICATION OF PTOSIS

CLASSIFICATION OF PTOSIS. 1. Neurogenic. Third nerve palsy. Third nerve misdirection. Horner syndrome. Marcus Gunn jaw-winking syndrome. 2. Myogenic. Myasthenia gravis. Myotonic dystrophy. Ocular myopathies. Simple congenital. Blepharophimosis syndrome. 3. Aponeurotic.

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The Physiology of Vision

The Physiology of Vision. Anatomy of the eye. 1- sclera: is the outer protective layer. 2- cornea : anterior , modified part of the sclera, light rays enter through it. 3- choroid : deep to the sclera , rich in blood vessels.

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Eye Anatomy

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Examination Techniques for Accuracy and Efficiency

Examination Techniques for Accuracy and Efficiency. Principles of Retinoscopy A VOSH-Florida Presentation. Basic concepts Basic technique. Principles of Retinoscopy. Basic Concepts: Retinoscopy is a method of objective refraction that does not require a patient response.

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