refractive error OM VERMA 2023.pdf

OM VERMA
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
GRACIOUS COLLEGE OF NURSING ABHANPUR RAIPUR C.G

1. REFRACTIVE
ERRORS
GRACIOUS COLEGE OF NURSING
RAIPUR C.G.
REFRACTIVE
ERRORS
PRESENTED BY-
OM VERMA
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

5. INTRODUCTION
close object appear clear but far ones don’t
Nearby objects are blurry

6. DEFINITION
Refractive error also known as refraction error is
problem with focusing of light on the retina .
According to lippencott
Refractive error means that the shape of the eye
does not bend light proper and correct resulting
in a blurred image .
According to luckmans

7. According to Levis

8. 
TYPES

9. TYPES

1.
MYOPIA -

Near-sightedness also known as short – sightedness and myopia is a condition of the sightedness and myopia is a condition of the eye where light focuses in front of the retina
instead of on the retina this causes distant
objects to be blurred while close objects
appear normal.

10. DISTANT
OBJECTS
TO BE
BLURRED
WHILE
CLOSE
OBJECTS
APPEAR
NORMAL.

11. Nuclear sclerosis refers to cloudiness, hardening,
and yellowing of the central region of the lens in the
eye called the nucleus. Nuclear sclerosis

12. ( Inhumans, the totaloptical powerof the relaxed ey e is approximately
60dioptres. )

13. 2.HYPEROPIA

Far-sightedness also known as long
sightedness ….

Hyperopia is a condition of the eye in which light is focused behind the retina , instead light is focused behind the retina , instead (different side ) of on the retina . Resulting in an
inability to seen near objects clear .

Causes-abnormal shape of cornea ( difficulty
in near objects )

14. 3. PRESBYOPIA

Pres-byopiais a common type of vision
disorder. It is often referred to as the
agingeye condition and due to causes of
hardening of lens of the eye.
L
ens
becomes
less flexible
, it can no

L
ens
becomes
less flexible
, it can no
longer change shape to focus on close -up
images.
Result in the inability to focus on
close –up image , a problem associated
with refraction in the eye ..

15. 4. ASTIGMATISM

Is a condition in which an abnormal
curvature of the cornea .

Asti
-
gmatisms
may cause eye

Asti
-
gmatisms
may cause eye
strain
(People who look at screens two
or more hours in a row every day )
and
may be combined with
nearsightedness or long -
sightedness .

16. ETIOLOGY ETIOLOGY

17. 
Infection Adenovirus

Injury Due To Optic Nerve Damage

Ultraviolet Radiation

Eye Disease

Inherited

Aging ( Above 45 year )

Aging ( Above 45 year )

Environmental Factors

Previous Corneal Injury

Previous Eye Surgery

Optic Nerve Hyperplasia

18. Infection adenovirus

conjunctivitis. One site of infection that has
received sparse attention is the cornea, a
transparent tissue and the window of the eye.
While most adenovirus infections are self
-
While most adenovirus infections are self
-
limited, corneal inflammation (keratitis) due
to adenovirus can persist or recur for months
to years after infection, leading to reduced
vision, discomfort, and light sensitivity.

19. Injury due to optic nerve
damage

Optic nerves are vital to your eyesight.
Damage to these nerves can lead
totemporary or permanent vision
loss
. Glaucoma is the most common
loss
. Glaucoma is the most common
optic nerve disorder. If left untreated,
optic nerve damage can lead to
refractive error and blindness.

20. Ultraviolet radiation

UV light effect the all structures
of the eye.Corneal damage,
cataracts
( a
cloudy
lens )
and
macular degeneration
are all
cataracts
( a
cloudy
lens )
and
macular degeneration
are all
possible chronic effects from UV
exposure and can ultimately lead
to decreased vision and refractive
error .

21. Eye disorder /disease

A refractive error is a very common
eye disorder.It occurs when the eye
cannot clearly focus the images cannot clearly focus the images
from the outside world. The result of
refractive errors is blurred vision,
which is sometimes so severe that it
causes visual impairment.

22. inherited

Research suggests that refractive
errors can, in some cases, be
inherited. If one or both parents have inherited. If one or both parents have a refractive error, a child is more likely
to suffer from one as well. Babies may
be born with a refractive error and the
condition can worsen over time.

23. Aging ( Above 45 year
)

Change in muscle tissue of structure of
eye lead refractive error
Environmental factors
Such aspollutants, toxic gasses and chemicals,
bacteria, smoking, and ultraviolet radiation can
all harm different parts of our eyes.

24. 
Previous Corneal Injury

Corneal injury isa wound to the part of the
eye known as the cornea. The cornea is the
crystal clear (transparent) tissue that covers
the front of the eye. It works with the lens of
the eye to focus images on the retina . Any
injury lead to refractive error

Previous Eye Surgery

Any eye surgery lead the
complication of eye and change in
structure of eye the lead the
refractive error

25. Optic Nerve Hyperplasia

Optic Nerve Hyperplasia
( collection of more than a
million nerve fibers that million nerve fibers that
transmit visual signals from
the eye )

26. 
SYMPTOMS

27. symptoms
1.
Double vision
2.
Haziness ( unclearness )
3.
Glare or halos around bright light ( LIGHT IRRRITATION BUS CAR ) IRRRITATION BUS CAR )
4.
Squinting ( it is a condition where the eyes do
not look in the same direction )
5.
Headaches
6.
Eye strain ( BLURRED ) fatigue pain in or
around the eyes blurred vision ,headache,
occasional double vision.
7.
Eye irritation

31. 
Ophthalmoscopy

i
san examination of the back part of
the eye (
fundus
), which includes the
the eye (
fundus
), which includes the
retina , optic disc, choroid , and blood
vessels.

32. 
CORNEAL TOPOGRAPHY

This computerized test maps the curve of
eye cornea , it can show problem with eye
surface like swelling or scarring .
SLIT LAMP EXAM
–
SLIT LAMP EXAM
–
The doctor uses this microscope to shine a
beam of light shaped like a small slit on
effected eye .he may dilated pupils during
the test it help diagnose .

33. 
TONOMETRY

Test measures the pressure inside eye
.which is called intra ocular pressure 
RETINOSCOPY

It is
a technique obtain an objective measurement of
the refractive error of a patients eye
.
the refractive error of a patients eye
.

Retinoscopyisan examination of the retina that
provides an objective measurement of refractive
error. The procedure is performed by an optometrist
during an eye exam to determine if a patient has
myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia
(farsightedness) or astigmatism

34. 
MANAGEMENT

35. MEDICAL MANAGEMENT

Identify the cause & eliminate the cause

Lens correction –a concave lens is used
to correct the problem

Prevention foreign particles enter in eye

Prevention foreign particles enter in eye

Use of sunglasses

Use of antibiotics prevention from
infection

37. 
SURGICAL

SURGICAL
MANAGEMENT

38. Surgical management

LASIK-

laser eye surgery

( laser assisted in situ kereto-mileusis)

This procedure used to treat nearsightedness
,farsightedness
K

IS A METHOD OF RESHAPING THE CORNEA SURFACE TO
CHANGE ITS OPTICAL POWER. 
A laser is used to reshape the cornea –the clear ,round
dome at the front of the eye .. 
To improve the way the eye focuses light rays on to the
retina at the back of the eye.

39. AUTOMATIC LAME -LLAR
KERATOPLASTY (ALK)

Keratoplasty is the procedure where by
abnormal corneal tissue is replaced by a
healthy donor cornea. healthy donor cornea.

Is a older type of vision surgery carried out
by making a flap in the cornea to help
correct severe short sightedness and long -
sightedness.

40. PHOTO REFRACTIVE
KERETOTOMY (PRK)
To correct myopia The
eye surgeon then
gently
The
eye surgeon then
gently
removing the surface corneal
cells ( epithelium )

41. NURSING MANAGEMENT

Assess the patient for any previous allergy
to medicine, fruits etc

When we administer any new medicine we have to observe the side effect of it have to observe the side effect of it

We must have the knowledge about the
sign symptoms of shock

Observe the response to the treatment

42. NURSING MANAGEMENT

Safe administration of the prescribed fluid

Right documentation

Monitor the hemodynamic pressure, vital sign, arterial blood gas sign, arterial blood gas