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Clinic Quick Reference Cheat Sheet (DRAFT) by

This is a draft cheat sheet. It is a work in progress and is not finished yet.

Case Hx

1. Chief Complaint
What is the main reason for your visit?
2. History of present illness (HPI)
F: How often does it occur?
O: When did you first notice?
L: Where do you experience this? OD,OS,OU?
D: How long does it last?
A: Any associated sx such as HAs, red eyes, diplopia, blurry vision
R: Does anything make it better?
S: How severe?
3. Ocular History
LEE
Glasses or CL
Patching
Strabismus Surgery
VT
4. Medical History
LME
Medications
Allergies
5. Academic History
Current grade? Any repeated grade?
Academic struggle?
Any special testing?
6. Develo­pmental History
Any compli­cations at birth?
Birth weight? Premature?
Reaching milestones?
OT/PT/ST
Any behavioral issues?
7. Family History
Any signif­icant family eye or medical problems?
Any eye turns, vision loss, cancer, or systemic conditions that may put current pt at risk?
8. Social History
Do you smoke/­dri­nk/use drugs?
9. Occupation and Hobbies

Diabetic Case Hx

When were you dx?
Type I or Type II?
What medica­tions are you taking?
Compliance of medica­tions?
Do you check your blood sugar regularly? How often?
Last time you checked your blood sugar level?
What was the reading? Is that normal or avg for you?
Fasting or non-fa­sting?
Do you know your HbA1C?
When is your next F/U with your PCP?

Diagnosis of DM (any of the 4)

polydi­psi­a/u­ria­/phagia
fasting glucose level
>120 mg/dL
2hr blood glucose
>200 mg/dL during OGHTT
HbA1C
>6.5%
 
Metformin
(contr­olled)
Insulin
(uncon­tro­lled)
Duration >15yrs
check for DR!
 

HTN Case Hx

When were you dx?
What medica­tions are you taking?
Compliance of medica­tion?
Do you check your BP regularly? How often?
When was the last time you had your BP taken?
What was the reading? Is that normal or avg for you?

HTN and High Choles­terol Norms

Blood pressure
120/80 mmHg
Total choles­terol
<200
Trigly­cerides
<150
LDL
<100
HDL
>50

Checking signif­icantly reduced VAs

1. Counting fingers
2. Hand motion
3. Light projection
4. Light perception
5. NLP

Cover Test - Von Graefe Norms

Horizontal Distance
1 EXO +/-2
Horizontal Near
0-6 EXO
Vertical @ D/N
ortho

Vergence Norms

DBI:
x/7/4
DBO:
9/19/10
NBI:
13/21/13
NBO:
17/21/11
Supra/­Infra @ D&N
3-4/1.5-2

Drug Dosing Abbrev­iations

QD = once a day
BID = twice a day
TID = three times a day
QID = four times a day
qh = every hour
PRN = as needed
qhs = every night
gtt(s) = drops (1 mL=20 drops)

Estimating Amplitude of Accomm.

Minimum
= 15 - 0.25(age)
Average
= 18.5 - 0.30(age)
Maximum
= 25 - 0.40(age)

Age Expected ADDs

40-44
+1.00 to +1.25
45-49
+1.25 to +1.50
50-54
+2.00 to +2.25
55-59
+2.25 to +2.50
60 or older
+2.50 or more

Anisom­etropic Amblyopia

Myopia
>3.00D
Hyperopia
>1.00D
Astigm­atism
>1.50D

Isoame­tropic Amblyopia

Myopia
>8.00D
Hyperopia
>5.00D
Astigm­atism
>2.50D

General Guidel­ines: Prescr­ibing for Children

AAO PPP Guidelines

 

Visual Field - Glaucoma

Minimum loss
outside normal limits (GHT)
Cluster of 3 or more non-edge points in same hemifield, at least 1p<1%
PSD p<5%
Mild loss
MD: <6dB
PD: <25% of the points are below 5% and <half of those points are depressed below 1%
None of the central 4 points have <20dB
Moderate loss
MD: <12dB
PD: <50% of the points are below 5% and <25% points are below 1%
Only one hemifield has a raw value of <20dB, but not both
Central 4 points: none have sensit­ivity <10dB
Severe loss
MD depressed more than -12dB
PD: >50% of the points are below 5% and >25% are below 1%
Both hemifields have points <20dB
Central 4 points: at least 1 has <10dB
REDO any VF with more than 2 FALSE POSITIVES
2 consec­utive tests need to confirm VF loss

Diabetic Retino­pathy - NPDR

Mild NPDR
Micro-­ane­urysms only!
F/U: 9 months - 1 yr
Moderate NPDR
More than MA, but not severe (4-2-1)
F/U: 6 months
Severe NPDR
One of the following:
4 quad of >20 dot and blots
2 quad of venous beading
1 quad of IRMA
F/U 3 months and refer for consult
Very Severe NPDR
At least two of the above 4-2-1 rule

Diabetic Retino­pathy - PDR

Low Risk
Neo present, but not high risk
High Risk
NVD >1/4DD with or without VH
NVD any size with VH
NVE 1/2DD with VH

Follow Up Schedule

Referral for serious problem
call after 1 week
Ocular hypert­ension
RTC every 6 months
Diabetic Eye Exams w/o DR
RTC every year
If Rx was not given due to disease state
RTC in 4 months
CRVO/CRAO
RTC in 3 months
Macular edema (severe)
RTC within 1st week
Retinal hemorrhage
RTC in 1 week
Glaucoma (POAG)
RTC every 3 months
Specta­cle/CL Rx released
RTC in 1 year

Measur­ements for Adult Multif­ocals

Progre­ssives
Dot the pupil
Lined Trifocals
Bottom edge of pupil
Bifocals
Bottom lid/lash margin

Bifocal Guidelins for Children

< 2 years old
SV Rx
3-5 years old
FT 28 at mid pupil
6-8 years old
FT 28 at lower lid margin
> 9 years old
PAL