This document provides information on various eye conditions and diseases. It discusses red eye, conjunctivitis, keratitis, pterygium, trauma, uveitis, acute glaucoma, trichiasis, entropion, blepharitis, dacryocystitis, allergic disorders, chalazion, corneal conditions, orbital infections, increased intraocular pressure, postoperative issues, visual loss, retinal vein occlusion, retinal artery occlusion, and retinal detachment. For each condition, it lists causes, risk factors, symptoms, and signs, and sometimes provides treatment recommendations.

2. RED EYE
ADENEXAL CONJUNCTINAL CORNEAL
CONJUNCTIVITIS
SUBCONJ. HE
FB
OTHERS
KERATITIS
PTERYGIUM
KERATOPATHY
TRAUMA
UVEITIS
ACUTE ACG
TRICHIASIS
ENTROPION
BLEPHARITIS
DACRYOCYSTITIS

3. ALLERGIC DISORDERS
ACUTE ALLERGIC
OEDEMA
 PAINLESSN
 PITTING
 PERIORBITAL AND LID
OEDEMA
 TTT:SYSTEMIC
ANTIHISTAMINIC

4. CHALAZION
 CHRONIC
 STERILELIPOGRANULO
MOTOUS
 INFLAMMATORY
LESION
 BLOCHAGE OF
MEIBOBIAN GLAND
ORIFICES
 STAGNATION OF
SEBACEOUS
SECRETION
 GRADUAL ENLARGING
PAILESS NODULE
 NON TENDER,
ROUNDISH,
FIRM LESION
 HOT FOMENTATION
 TOPICAL ANTIBIOTICS
 SYSTEMIC
ANTIBIOTICS

5. CONJUNCTIVITIS

7. CORNEA
History:
Personal: agriculture job.
HPI: OCD – pain – recurrent attacks –
trauma.
Past H. : C.L. – Steroids –systemic disease -
antimicrobial medications

10. ORBITAL INFECTION
PRESEPTAL CELLULITIS
 SKIN TRAUMA
 SPREAD OF LOCAL INFECTION
 REMOTE INFECTION OF URT
OR MIDDLE EAR
 UNILATERAL
 TENDER
 RED
 PERIORBITAL AND LID EDEMA
 SYSTEMIC ANTIBIOTICS

11. ORBITAL INFECTION
ORBITAL CELLULITIS
SINUS RELATED
EXTENTION OF PRESEPTAL
LOCAL SPREAD
TRAUMA
POST SURGERY
SEVERE MALAISE, FEVER, PAIN,
VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
UNILATERAL,TENDER,WARM,RED
PERIORBITAL AND LID EDEMA
PROPTOSIS
PAIFUL OPHTHALMOPLEGIA

12. Acute increase in IOP
Acute angle closure glaucoma
Primary:
 pupillary block
 Plateau iris
Secondary:
Push
 phacomorphic glaucoma
 CB mass
 Choridal: mass/detachment/ hge
 PRP
Pull
 Fibrovasular memb eg DM
 PAS: uveitis (usu → not acute)

13. Acute increase in IOP
SYMPTOMS:
 RAPID PROGRESSIVE
LOSS OF VISION
 PERIOCULAR PAIN
 NAUSEA AND VOMITING
SIGNS
 CILIARY INJECTION
 CORNEAL OEDEMA
 SHALLOW AC
 PUPIL:VERICAL,OVAL,FIX
ED,SEMIDILATED

15. POSTOPERATIVE
SEVER
 PAIN
 MARKED LOSS OF
VISION
 LID OEDEMA
 CHEMOSIS
 CORNEAL
INFILTRATES
 HYPOPYON
MILD OR MODERATE
 FIBRINOUS EXUDATE
 SMALL HYPOPOION
 ABSENT RR

18. Visual loss
SUDDEN PAINLESS LOSS
 RETINAL ARTERY
OCCLUSION.
 RETINAL VEIN
OCCLUSION.
 ISCHEMIC OPTIC
NEUROPATHY
 VITREOUS HGE.
 RETINAL DETACHMENT.
 OPTIC NEURITIS
PAINFUL LOSS
 ACUTE ANGLE CLOSURE
GLAUCOMA
 OPTIC NEURITIS
 UVETIS
 ENDOPHTHALMITIS

19. RVO
RISK FACTORS
OLD AGE
HYPERTENTION,DM
HYPERLIPIDEMIA
HYPERVISCOSITY
SMOKING
OBESITY

20. RAO
SUDDEN, PROFOUND LOSS OF
VISION
ATHEROSCLEROSIS
CALCIFIC EMBOLI
POOR PROGNOSIS DUE TO
RETINAL INFARCTION

21. RETINAL DETACHMENT
PHOTOPSIS
VITREOUS FLOATERS
VISUAL FILED DEFECT