re pupil question
Posted By: Kathie on 2006-07-07
In Reply to: ophtha question SM - gamt
Subject: re pupil question
Adie's pupil (means naturally different pupil sizes, not related to any pathology)
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nonreactive pupil? --sm
Subject: nonreactive pupil? --sm
or abnormal pupil not reactive to light.
an Adie's pupil is all I can think of...nm
Subject: an Adie's pupil is all I can think of...nm
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NP states pupils are 2 to 1 bilaterally. What is the correct way to type this? Is it spelled out or 2:1, or 2/1? Thanks!
It is Adie pupil (sm)
Subject: It is Adie pupil (sm)
as in Adie tonic pupil. I would suggest you consider investing in Stedman's Word books. It is the first listing in their Ophthalmology book under 'pupil.' 
Could it be Beehler Pupil Dilator?
Subject: Could it be Beehler Pupil Dilator?
That's the only thing I'm finding so far.
HIstory of stroke pt with s/l iii ace pupil and cataract surgery. nm
Subject: HIstory of stroke pt with s/l iii ace pupil and cataract surgery. nm
Okay, he says it again. It sounds like history of "Addy's pupil". nm Can't find this??
Subject: Okay, he says it again. It sounds like history of "Addy's pupil". nm Can't find this??
Adie's pupil (double check my spelling) nm
Subject: Adie's pupil (double check my spelling) nm
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