past papers PART 01 questions and answers OCULAR ANATOMY AND OCULAR PHYSIOLOGY

 OCULAR ANATOMY AND OCULAR PHYSIOLOGY

2. Anatomy of angle of anterior chamber and maintenance of intraocular pressure. 

Anatomy of angle of anterior chamber

·       The eye consist more part, like layers, coats, chambers, filling fluid, bony cavity, eye muscles, blood supply (arteries and veins), nerve innervation (optic nerve)  ….ect

·       chambers are mainly 3 in each one eye, name of anterior to posterior and filling fluids are

1.    anterior chamber

2.    posterior chamber

3.    Vitreous chamber

·       anterior chamber and posterior chamber fill with aqueous humor clear plasma-like fluid

·       Vitreous chamber fill with vitreous body is a transparent gel

·       Location of each chambers

·       Anterior chamber - between cornea and iris 

·       posterior chamber - between iris zonule fibers and lens 

·       vitreous chamber - between lens and retina

·       Angle of anterior chamber

·       the angle of anterior chamber is part of eye, that located in between cornea and iris. 

·       the size of angle is determined - rate of aqueous humor flow out and intraocular pressure. 

·       it situated in depth of the anterior chamber. 

·       extremely narrow angle of anterior chamber is a feature a kind of glaucoma called angle closure glaucoma. 

 

 Maintenance of intraocular pressure (IOP)

·       the fluid pressure inside eye is called intraocular pressure.

·       tonometer used to measure/determine by eye care professionals.  (mmHg) measure force per area 

·       normal pressure rage is 10-21(20) mmHg, occur hypertension to cause eye pressure generate than 21 mmHg. 

·       Tonometer test by different way, firstly put on numbing eye drops and touch your eye with tip of a tool or rarely used quick puff of air onto eye.

·       Intraocular pressure support shape of the eye.

·       Fluid drain resistance in front of eye or production of too much fluid. The eye pressure increase called as occur hypertension.

·       Ocular hypertension lead to glaucoma. Group of eye diseases cause blindness.

·       Glaucoma doesn’t cause any pain and no any changes in your vision during 1 year period. Measure your eye pressure help to early identify it. .

·       IOP measure important for before identifying risk of glaucoma. 

·       Normal pressure in eye change day and differ from person to person.

·       The fluid drain freely to keep eye pressure steady.

 

Low eye pressure

·       Low eye pressure cause leak fluid after eye surgery. This situation some people may be blurry vision.

·       Eye pressure below 5 mmHg called as ocular hypotony,

·       Ocular hypotony cause to cataracts, swelling in retina, damage to retina and discomfort.


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