Acute Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye) | Allergic, Bacterial, Viral | Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye. It explains the different types of conjunctivitis, including viral, bacterial, and allergic, and their respective causes. The anatomy of the conjunctiva is detailed, highlighting its role in eye health. The pathophysiology of conjunctivitis is discussed, focusing on how infections and allergens affect the eye. Symptoms for each type are outlined, and diagnostic methods and treatments are covered, emphasizing the importance of proper care and management.

What does the prefix 'conjunctive' refer to in the term conjunctivitis?

What are the two main categories of causes for acute conjunctivitis?

What are the three most common types of acute conjunctivitis?

How does the prevalence of bacterial conjunctivitis differ between children and adults?

What is the role of normal flora in the conjunctiva?

What are the hallmark symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis?

What type of discharge is typically associated with bacterial conjunctivitis?

How can viral conjunctivitis be differentiated from bacterial conjunctivitis based on symptoms?

What are the common findings in viral conjunctivitis?

What is the treatment approach for allergic conjunctivitis?