Rehabilitation After Ocular Trauma — Flashcards

Restricted ocular movements, due to entrapment of _____ muscle may occur with zygoma # and may cause diplopia

_____ system is used for the classification of chemical injuries to the eye.

Proptosis following trauma can be seen in conditions such as: Caroticocavernous fistula, Retro-orbital hematoma, Superior _____ syndrome and Orbital apex syndrome

Hazy cornea is seen in _____, which is a cause of acute inflammatory proptosis

_____ is the removal of the contents of the eyeball, leaving behind the sclera.

Traumatic scleral rupture usually occurs at _____ on the opposite side of the impact

_____ is seen after 10 days in blow-out fractures as the edema decreases, the eyeball sinks backward and somewhat inferiorly

Blunt trauma is associated with _____ cataract and _____ ring

Blunt trauma is associated with _____ cataract and vossius ring

Sympathetic ophthalmitis is an example of _____ non-suppurative uveitis, seen usually following intraocular surgery or penetrating trauma.