The physician's guide to eye care
By: Jonathan D. Trobe ; developed in cooperation with American Academy of Family Physicians ... [et al.].
Contributors: American Academy of Family Physicians.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology
Published: 2001
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: Eye Diseases -- diagnosis; Eye Diseases -- therapy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 205-207) and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Screening examination; title: Components of the examination; title: Visual acuity; title: Confrontation visual fields; title: External examination; title: Pupillary examination; title: Motility and alignment examination; title: Ophthalmoscopic examination; title: Asymptomatic patient; title: Rationale; title: Frequency and components of the examination; title: Common symptoms and signs; title: Acute persistent visual loss; title: Anisocoria; title: Chronic progressive visual loss; title: Diplopia; title: Distorted vision; title: Fading vision; title: Flashes; title: Floaters; title: Ocular pain; title: Proptosis; title: Ptosis; title: Tearing; title: Transient visual loss; title: Red eye; title: Chronic blepharitis; title: Stye; title: Chalazion; title: Dacryocystitis; title: Orbital cellulitis; title: Orbital inflammation; title: Orbital tumor; title: Keratitis; title: Anterior uveitis; title: Acute angle-closure glaucoma; title: Episcleritis and scleritis; title: Inflamed pingueculum; title: Pterygium; title: Subconjunctival hemorrhage; title: Bacterial conjunctivitis; title: Allergic conjunctivitis; title: Contact dermatoconjunctivitis; title: Chemical (toxic) conjunctivitis; title: Viral conjunctivitis; title: Chlamydial conjunctivitis; title: Immunogenic conjunctivitis; title: Cavernous sinus arteriovenous fistula; title: Ophthalmic trauma; title: Chemical burn; title: Blunt or lacerating injury; title: Orbital wall fracture; title: Intraocular foreign body; title: Conjunctival and corneal foreign bodies; title: Corneal abrasion; title: Systemic diseases; title: Acne rosacea; title: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; title: Ankylosing spondylitis; title: Atopic allergy; title: Behc̦et's disease; title: Candidiasis, systemic; title: Child abuse, suspected; title: Chlamydial infection; title: Craniosynostosis; title: Cytomegalovirus infection; title: Diabetes mellitus; title: Disseminated intravascular coagulation; title: Down syndrome; title: Dysproteinemias; title: Embolic disease; title: Endocarditis, bacterial; title: Fibrous dysplasia; title: Giant-cell arteritis; title: Gonococcal infection; title: Graves' disease; title: Herpes simplex infection, neonatal form; title: Herpes simplex infection, primary form; title: Herpes simplex infection, recurrent form; title: Herpes zoster infection; title: Homocystinuria; title: Hyperlipoproteinemia; title: Hypertension, acute; title: Hypertension, chronic; title: Hypovitaminosis A; title: Leukemia; title: Lupus erythematosus, systemic; title: Marfan's syndrome; title: Multiple sclerosis; title: Myasthenia gravis; title: Myotonic dystrophy; title: Neurofibromatosis type 1; title: Pemphigoid, cicatricial; title: Pseudoxanthoma elasticum; title: Regional enteritis; title: Reiter's syndrome; title: Rheumatoid arthritis, adult form; title: Rheumatoid arthritis, juvenile form; title: Rubella, congenital; title: Sarcoidosis; title: Seventh cranial nerve palsy; title: Sickle cell disease; title: Stevens-Johnson syndrome; title: Sturge-Weber syndrome; title: Syphilis; title: Toxoplasmosis; title: Tuberous sclerosis; title: Von Hippel-Lindau disease; title: Wegener's granulomatosis; title: Wilson's disease; title: Ophthalmic medications; title: Anesthetics; title: Anti-allergy and decongestant agents; title: Antibacterial agents; title: Antifungal agents; title: Anti-inflammatory agents; title: Antiviral agents; title: Artificial tears; title: Glaucoma agents; title: Mydriatics and cycloplegics; title: Systemic medications; title: Principal conditions.