c
à
c
even hair distribution,
even alignment, equal
movement as facial
expression changes
c c
absence of the lateral
third of the eyebrows
(e.g., myxedema)
uneven alignment
unequal or absent
movement as facial
expression changes
scaliness
eyelashes present and
evenly distributed along
the eyelid margins
eyelashes absent or
unevenly distributed
along the eyelid margins
skin intact, similar in color
to the face, smooth and
uniform
no sclera visible above
the corneas and irides
when the eyelids are
open
ability to completely close
the eyelids
upper eyelid margins at
or near the limbus (the
border between the
cornea and sclera) when
the eyelids are open
blinking symmetrical,
present, at 15 - 20 blinks
per minute
- a rim of sclera
visible above the corneas
and irides
- drooping of the
upper eyelid
- vertical fold
of skin that lies over the
inner canthus
- margin of the
lower eyelid is turned
outward
- margin of the
lower eyelid is turned
inward
-
swelling and puffiness
around the eyelid
-
inflammation of the
eyelids
) -
redness, tenderness, and
swelling around a hair
follicle on the eyelid
margin
- beady,
nontender nodule on the
skin around the eyelid
(chronic inflammation of
the meibomian gland)
- slightly
raised, yellowish, wellcircumscribed
plaques on
the skin around the eyelid
herniated fat - bulging of
the lower eyelids, bulging
of the inner third of the
upper eyelids, or both
-
retraction of the upper
eyelid which results in a
rim of sclera between the
upper eyelid and corneas
and irides and a wideeyed
stare
blinking asymmetrical,
absent, less than 15 or
greater than 20 blinks per
minute
absence of a bulge in the
outer third of the upper
eyelids
-
inflammation of the
lacrimal gland
characterized by pain,
redness, and swelling in
the outer third of the
upper eyelid
puncta mucosa pink,
nonedematous
absence of discharge
absence of tearing
absence of swelling
between the nose and
lower eyelids
-
inflammation of the
lacrimal sac and
nasolacrimal duct
characterized by pain,
redness, and swelling
between the nose and
lower eyelid
! "
# $
bulbar conjunctiva is
transparent with tiny
vessels visible
sclera is blue-white,
shiny, smooth, moist
palpebral conjunctiva is
pink, shiny, smooth,
moist
% - sclera yelloworange
# $ - diffuse,
dilated, reddened bulbar
conjunctival vessels that
tend to be maximal in the
periphery
# $
- sharpy
demarcated, bright red
area that fades over days
to yellow then
disappears.
- triangular
thickening of the bulbar
conjunctiva, usually on
the nasal side, that grows
across the cornea
- yellowishwhite,
triangular nodule
on the bulbar conjunctiva
on either side of the iris
"
&
cornea transparent
lens, visible through the
pupil, transparen
anterior chamber, visible
through the cornea,
transparent
- thin,
grayish-white arc or circle
in the cornea, not quite at
the edge of the cornea
- superficial
grayish-white opacity in
the cornea
-
central grayish-white
opacity in the lens
- peripheral
grayish-white opacity in
the lens that produces
spokelike shadows that
point inward
- accumulation
of blood in the aqueous
fluid of the anterior
chamber
-
accumulation of purulent
material in the aqueous
fluid of the anterior
chamber
-
shining a penlight into a
blind eye produces no
pupillary response in the
blind or good eye,
whereas shining a
penlight into the normal
eye produces normal
pupillary responses in
both the blind and good
eye
- dilated, fixed
pupils (greater than 7
millimeters)
- constricted,
fixed pupils (less than 3
millimeters)
- slightly
unequal pupil size
$
damage - unilateral,
dilated pupil that reacts
neither to light or
accommodation
accompanied by
deviation of the affected
eye downward and ptosis
of the eyelid of the
affected eye
'
- small, irregular pupils
that do not react to light,
but react to
accommodation
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() -
unilateral, large pupil that
has a sluggish or absent
reaction to light, and a
sluggish reaction to
accommodation
*
(
-
unilateral, small, regular
pupil that reacts to light
and accommodation
accompanied by ptosis of
the eyelid of the affected
eye and lack of tearing
-ciliary injection of
the iris accompanied by
moderate, aching, deep
pain; decreased vision;
absent ocular discharge,
and a clear or cloudy
cornea
irides inconsistent color
