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Degeneration ocular disease - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Pathophysiology is dependent on the type of entropion seen. In general, the lower lid is stabilized from, the lower lid retractors,orbicularis, tarsus, and canthal tendons. The canthal tendons and tarsal plate horizontally stabilize the lid. The weakening of these structures, permits the inversion of the lid.
    - - Ageing
      - Scarring following trauma of the eye
      - Inflammation
    - - The feeling that something is in your eye
      - Eye redness
      - Eye irritation or pain
      - Sensitivity to light and wind.
      - Mucous discharge and eyelid crusting.
    - - Administration of eye drops
      - Lubrication of the eye with ointment
  - - - Pathophysiology is dependent on the type of entropion seen. In general, the lower lid is stabilized from, the lower lid retractors,orbicularis, tarsus, and canthal tendons. The canthal tendons and tarsal plate horizontally stabilize the lid. The weakening of these structures, permits the inversion of the lid.
    - - Aging
      - Surgeries
      - Burns
      - Inflammation
    - - Watering of the eye
      - Irritation and exposure keratitis
      - The feeling that something is in your eye.
      - Sensitivity to light and wind.
      - Mucous discharge and eyelid crusting.
    - - Instill eye drops as prescribed
      - Administer antibiotics
- - - - pinguecula is a yellowish to brown protruding lesion in the conjunctiva that is easily seen on the nasal and temporal sides of the cornea. Pingueculal development is affected by a number of intrinsic and extrinsic factors including patient's age and levels of sun, wind, and dust exposure.
    - - pinguecula is caused by changes in your conjunctiva tissue.
      - These changes have been linked to irritation caused by sun exposure, dust, and wind, and are more common as we age
      - These bumps or growths may contain a combination of protein, fat, or calcium, or a combination of the three.
    - - feeling of an eyelash or other debris in your eye.
      - Itching, redness, and inflammation in the eye
      - Dryness
    - - Instilling eye drops
      - Antibiotics administration