What is the treatment of a Chalazion

Warm compresses, Erythromycin or I&D

Which is the correct management for a pt diagnosed w/ Sialadenitis?

Massage, Nafcillin, Lemon drops

Which of the following is true regarding a condition where uvular shifting is present?

Typically d/t untreated infection of the throat

Fluorescent staining would most likely reveal what in a patient presenting like this photo?

Dendritic corneal ulcer d/t HSV

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1
What is the diagnostic test of choice in oral leukoplakia?
Viral culture
Biopsy
Tzanck smear
CT scan
2
Pt present w/ b/l eye redness w/ watery discharge for the last 3 days after a trip to the lake.
Allergic conjunctivitis
Viral conjunctivitis
Gonococcal conjunctivitis
Bacterial conjunctivitis
3
Pt c/o right eye pain w/ movement. Also w/ blurred vision and distortion of color vision.
Glaucoma
Orbital cellulitis
Optic neuritis
Retinopathy
4
T/F: Blepharitis is a common chronic bilateral inflammatory condition of lid margins.
True
False
5
Which of the following conditions increases a patients risk for experiencing a hyphema?
Giant cell artritis
Diabetes Insipidus
Sickle cell Anemia
Multiple Sclerosis
6
What is the first line treatment for acute otitis media?
Azithromycin
Ceftriaxone
Amoxicllin
Erythromycin
7
Dacryocystitis surgical tx when obstruction is present by the formation of a fistula?
Rhinoscopy
Dacryocystorhinostomy
Dacryorhinocystoplasty
Dacryocystorhinoplasty
8
Treatment of bacterial conjunctivitis?
Warm compresses & Trimethoprim
Cold compresses & Neomycin
Warm compresses & Corticosteroids
Cold compresses & IM Ceftriaxone
9
Pt present w/ pain, swelling, & tenderness in tear sac area?
Dacryocystitis
Hordeolum
Anterior Blepharitis
Glauoma
10
T/F: Dacryocystitis commonly presents bilaterally
True
False
11
What is the most common malignant tumor of the eye lid?
Squamous cell carcinoma
Malignant melanoma
Basal cell carcinoma
Meibomian gland carcinoma
12
What is the most common cause of optic neuritis?
Amylotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Pituitary adenoma
Guillien Barre Syndrome
Multiple Sclerosis
13
Which sinus is most commonly involved in a sinusitis infection?
Maxillary
Sphenoid
Frontal
Ethmoid
14
Which of the following is not a SxS of septal deviation?
Unilateral nasal congestion
Difficulty breathing through nose
Nasal discharge
Trouble sleeping
15
Which of the following symptoms would lead you to diagnose a pt w/ allergic conjunctivitis?
photophobia
Itching
purulent discharge
blurred vision
16
Hyperopia is corrected by using a _____ lens.
Convex
Concave
17
Drusen round yellow or white deposits would be most suggestive of what type of ARMD?
Wet Macular degeneration
Dry Macular degeneration
18
What is the treatment of a Chalazion
Warm compresses
Erythromycin or I&D
Cold compresses
Topical corticosteroid
19
What is the definitive tx for a paratonsilar abscess?
Metronidazole
I&D
PCN
Tonsillectomy
20
What sxs would aid in the diagnosis of HSV conjunctivitis?
lid vesicles
purulent discharge
sore throat
bilateral involvement
21
Pt w/ facial paralysis, dysesthesias, dysgeusia, & cranial neuropathy. Works outdoors at a zoo
Snoring
Lemierre syndrome
Lyme disease
Lymphoma
22
Erythema of upper neck under chin & floor of mouth. Tongue displacement, pus in floor of mouth
Ludwig angina
Lyme's disease
Deep abscess of the neck
Lemierre syndrome
23
Pt c/o deep left ear pain w/ foul smelling d/c. She also c/o pain around her left eye.
Otitis media w/ serous effusion
Otitis externa
Dysfunction of eustachian tube
Petrous Apicitus
24
Which of the following test would not be helpful in the assessment of dry eyes?
Schirmer test
Manual pupillary dilation
Fluoroscein stain
Rose Bengal stain
25
What is the best treatment option for a person with cataract?
Self-limiting
Alpha-1 antagonists
Surgery
Prescription lenses
26
Condition where palate & uvula become enlarged & elongated w/ excessive mucosa
Diphtheria
Lymphoma
Snoring
Lemierre syndrome
27
What is the most common location for oral herpes infection?
Buccal mucosa
Philtrum
Vermillion border
Frenulum indention
28
Which of the following is not an association w/ Uveitis & HLA-B27?
Psoriasis
Ankylosing spondylitis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Ulcerative colitis
29
Hairy leukoplakia is a common early finding of what condition?
SLE
HIV
Multiple Sclerosis
Diabetes
30
Which is the correct management for a pt diagnosed w/ Sialadenitis?
Massage, Nafcillin, Lemon drops
Insulin, ASA, & Angiography
Admit to hospital and start IV antibiotics
IV fluids, antihistamines, glucocorticoids
31
Condition with thrombophlebitis of internal jugular vein, presenting w/ severe headache.
Deep neck abscess
Lemierre syndrome
Lymphoma
Malignant tuberculosis
32
What complication should you worry about in a pt w/ recurrent GABHS pharyngitis?
Rheumatic fever
Osteomyelitis
A-fib
Meningitis
33
Which of the following is true regarding a condition where uvular shifting is present?
Will present w/ bilateral neck pain
Typically d/t untreated infection of the throat
Has no difficulty w/ swallowing food or drinks
Occurs mostly in people under the age of 30
34
Fluorescent staining would most likely reveal what in a patient presenting like this photo?
Dendritic corneal ulcer d/t HSV
Well defined corneal ulcer d/t Psuedomonas
Corneal abrasion d/t Staphylococcal infection
Corneal abrasion d/t Gonococcal infection
35
Refractive error d/t different horizontal & vertical axes.
Emmetropia
Presbyopia
Astigmatism
Near sightedness
36
What is a buzz-word for papilledema?
Dendritic branching
Box-car appearence
Cotton-wool spots
Hard exudates
37
Pt c/o fullness of the ear and hearing snapping sounds every time he swallows.
Perilymphatic Fistula
Bullous Myringitis
Eustachian tube dysfunction
Labyrinthitis
38
Diminished taste or smell sensation w/ no nasal obstruction is otherwise known as...?
Nasal patency dysfunction
Trauma of CN 2
Folliculitis of nasal hairs
Olfactory dysfunction
39
Which of the following is not a cause of angular cheilitis?
Ill- fitting denture
Nutritional deficiency
AIDs
Candidiasis
40
27 y/o male w/ multiple rubbery nodules of the neck. He is HIV positive. How would you dx?
FNA bx
MRI of the head
I & D
CT w/ bone scan
41
Treatment of posterior blepharitis can include all of the following except?
Prenisolone
Meibomian gland expression
I&D
Topical Ciprofloxacin
42
_____ is corrected by using a concave lens.
Myopia
Hyperopia
Emmetropia
Farsightedness
43
Pt has a hx of Chronic OM & DET. Exam reveals a mass of keratinizing epithelium.
Neoplasm
Cholesteatoma
Mastoiditis
CNS infection
44
Pt w/ fever, restriction of extraocular movements & lid swelling/red. 1st step in management?
High dose corticosteroids
CT of the head
Admit to ICU
Immediate IV Antibiotics
45
Which of the following pt scenarios would not need a referral to Ophthalmology?
Gradual loss of vision
Graves patient w/ exopthalmos
Asymptomatic Diabetic patient
Sudden loss of vision
46
Severe or rapid vision loss is more likely to be what type of ARMD?
Dry Macular degeneration
Wet Macular degeneration
47
Which of the following is not a treatment for retinopathy?
Control of blood sugar
Low protein diet
Blood pressure control
Photocoagulation
48
42 y/o bearded lumbar jack c/o a red lower lip mass. His hx is + for smoking. Cancer Dx?
Sqaumous cell carcinoma
Malignant Melanoma
Basal cell carcinoma
Adenocarcinoma
49
Which of the following is the correct time classification of sinusitis?
Subacute: Between 4 & 12 weeks
Subacute: Between 3 weeks and 6 weeks
Chronic: more than 8 weeks
Acute: less than 6 weeks
50
T/F: Excision of a pterygium is only considered if vision is threatened
False
True
51
Which of the following is a common cause of barotrauma?
Pneumonia
Diving or airplanes
Coagulopathies
Foreign body of the ear
52
The following picture shows what ophthalmic condition?
Corneal ulceration
Pinguecula
Ptosis
Ptyergium
53
Acute exacerbation of vernal or atopic conjunctivitis require what type of tx?
Corticosteroids
Antihistamines
Irrigation for 30 minutes
Antibacterials
54
What is the immediate treatment of a patient w/ an ocular transient ischemic attack?
High dose corticosteroids
PO Calcium channel blockers
Aspirin
IV ACE's/ARB's
55
Which of the following is not a risk factor for candidiasis?
Patient who wears dentures
Patient on long term antibiotics
Patient with A1c of 6.0
HIV positive patient
56
Which pt would be most likely to have allergic conjunctivitis?
56 y/o male w/ hx of chlaymdia
44 y/o male w/ COPD
7 y/o girl w/ eczema
27 y/o female w/ type 1 diabetes
57
Which of the following is not a treatment for Menieres disease?
Calcium channel blockers
HCTZ
Low salt diet
Meclizine
58
T/F: Oral leukoplakia is unable to be scraped away from tongue
True
False
59
When suspecting a corneal ulcer or abrasion what management should be first implemented
Broad spectrum antibiotics
Fluorescein staining
Good fundoscopic exam
Visual acuity w/ Snellen chart
60
Fundoscopic exam w/ a "Box-car" appearence
Cataract
Retinopathy
Glaucoma
Retinal artery occlusion
61
Which is not a treatment of snoring?
Weight loss
Sewing tennis ball to shirt to avoid bedtime shifting
Nasal decongestants
Surgery - pharyngoplasty
62
Bleeding where the source can easily be visualized
Posterior epistaxis
Anterior epistaxis
63
Pt c/o painful & red eye. Pt has photophobia & tearing. Exam reveals a white spot on pts cornea
Corneal abrasion
Gonococcal conjunctivitis
Retinal detachment
Corneal abscess
64
Drooping of the eye or ptosis is d/t partial palsy of what cranial nerve?
CN3
CN6
CN2
CN4
65
What is first line therapy for chronic glaucoma?
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
Surgery
Beta blockers
Prostaglandin analogues
66
Which of the following would most likely be diagnosed w/ laryngitis?
45 y/o smoker c/o hoarseness
27 y/o c/o perioral swelling
72 y/o diabetic c/o unilateral neck pain
7 y/o child c/o dysphagia
67
What other SxS would have lead to a dx of Acute Angle closure Glaucoma?
pupillary constriction w/ reactivity
jaw pain
seeing "Halos"
gradual vision loss
68
A college student before finals finds a grey/yellow bump on oral mucosa. Also c/o tingling. Dx?
Sialadenitis
Paratonsillar abscess
Oral candidiasis
Aphthous ulcer
69
Pt c/o decreased vision. Fundoscopic exam reveals hard exudates. What is underlying condition?
Lupus Nephritis
Multiple Sclerosis
Congestive Heart Failure
Type 2 Diabetes
70
EMERGENCY condition d/t rapid airway compromise. If left untreated leads to sepsis.
Lyme disease
Ludwig angina
Lemierre syndrome
Deep neck abscess
71
What guidelines should diabetics followed regarding retinopathy?
Yearly screening by documentation of visual symptoms
Yearly screening by fundal photography
Yearly screening by visual acuity
Yearly screening by ocular ultrasound
72
What is the preferred treatment for a retinal detachment?
Photocoagulation
LASIK
Mannitol
Vitrous implantation
73
How should oral candidiasis be initially dx?
Bx
Wet prep
CBC
US
74
Keratitis is the inflammation or infection of what?
Crystalloid lens
Sclera
Iris
Cornea
75
What is the definitive treatment for glacuoma?
Beta blockers
Prostaglanding analogues
Tonometry
Laser trabeculoplasty
76
73 y/o female who lives out the dessert, c/o dry eye. What is your dx?
Foreign Body
Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca
Blepharitis
Allergic Conjunctivitis
77
9 y/o male present to your clinic w/ eye pain. On exam you see "cobblestone" papillae. Dx?
Vernal keratoconjunctivitis
Chlymidial keratoconjunctivitis
Atopic keratoconjunctivitis
Gonococcal keratoconjunctivitis
78
What is the dx for a yellow nodule on the nasal side of the bulbar conjunctiva?
Corneal abrasion
Pinguecula
Corneal abscess
Ptergium
79
Acute otitis media is most common in what population?
Young adults
Elderly
Infants & children
Adolescents
80
What would not be the treatment of choice in the case of an insect foreign body of the ear?
Lidocaine
Mechanical removal
Irrigation
Suction
81
Painless granulomatous inflammation of meibomian gland.
Sty
Blepharitis
Chalazion
Allergic conjunctivitis
82
PT c/o pain after meals and swelling of the cheeks dx?
Sialadenitis
Laryngopharyngeal reflux
Epiglottitis
Angioedema
83
Which of the following is true regarding a hordeolum?
Can be described as a tender mass on the eyelid margin
Painless mass d/t Meibomian gland abscess
An internal hordeolum are also called a Sty
Caused by streptococcal infection
84
Stress induced vesicular rash is most likely....?
Diagnosed by a Tzanck smear
Treated w/ PCN & tetracyclines
Most commonly seen in buccal mucosa
Associated w/ chills and non-pruritic
85
Pt c/o fever & sore throat. You find cervical adenopathy & tonsilar exudate. Pt has a + RADT.
Laryngitis
EBV Pharyngitis
Viral pharyngitis
GABHS Pharyngitis
86
"Salmon patch" preretinal hemorrhages are a classic sign of ...?
Blood dyscrasia retinopathy
Hypertensive retinopathy
HIV retinopathy
Sickle cell retinopathy
87
Gradually progressive blurred vision, w/ lens opacities, & no pain or redness of the eye.
Retinal detachment
Hyema
Macular Degeneration
Cataracts
88
What is the most common sign of diphtheria?
Grey colored pseudomembrane of pharynx
Decreased mental cognition
Drooling
Respiratory distress
89
Chalazion commonly follows the presence of what...?
Corneal abscess
Internal hordeolum
Corneal abrasion
External hordeolum
90
Visual acuity is assessed by what?
Snellen chart
SLIT lamp
Amsler chart
Direct & consensual accommodation
91
Pt c/o sudden unilateral loss of vision upon waking up this morning. + Retinal hemorrhages
Retinal vein occulusion
Transient monocular visual loss
Diabetic Retinopathy
Ischemic Optic Neuropathy
92
T/F: Keratitis w/ an ulcerative lesion should be treated on an outpatient basis.
True
False
93
Pt c/o swelling and burning feeling to and around the lips after lunch at a new restaurant. Tx?
Benadryl, Steroid, & Pepcid
I&D of lips
Send home with an ice pack
Trial of PPI or H2 blockers
94
What is another way to check visual acuity?
Tonometry
logMAR chart
Direct & consensual accommodation
SLIT lamp
95
Which of the follow is a treatment for oral candidiasis?
Nystatin
Erythromycin
Ceftriaxone
Acyclovir
96
What is the treatment of a Hyphema?
Fox sheild
Watchful waiting
Aspirin
I & D
97
Based off of the photo, what should the course of treatment be for this patient?
Polymyxin & warm compresses
PO Doxycycline + Azithromycin
Corticosteroids + Neomycin
IM Ceftriaxone + Topical Erythromycin
98
Entropion tend to be more severe than an Ectropion due to what factor?
Palsy of the facial nerve
Risk of scarring
Obstruction of the nasolacrimal system
The patients age
99
Bleeding more likely d/t Arteriosclerosis
Anterior epistaxis
Posterior epistaxis
100
Which of the following is not consistent with a diagnosis of allergic rhinitis?
History of asthma or eczema
Basophils on nasal smear
Allergic shiners/ Nasal salute
Dry cough w/ nasal discharge
101
Treatment of both entropion & ectropion?
Surgery if lashes rub on sclera or young patient
Corticosteroids
Surgery if lashes rub on cornea or excessive tearing
Marsupilization
102
Pt presents c/o fever. She also c/o postauricular pain. Her hx is positive for Otitis Media
Petrous Apicitus
Otitis externa
Ototoxicty
Mastoiditis
103
Initial treatment of a hordeolum.
I & D
Warm compresses & Erythromycin
Cold compresses & Bacitracin
Corticosteroids
104
Pt has a tonometry score of 9
Decreased IOP
Normal
Increased IOP
105
Pt has a tonometry score of 25.
Increased IOP
Normal
Decrease IOP
106
Pt c/o right eye loss of vision this morning for about 3 minutes w/ sudden recovery of vision.
Transient monocular visual loss
Retinopathy
Glaucoma
Cataracts
107
In conductive hearing loss the Weber lateralizes to the.....
Non-impaired ear
Impaired ear
108
Refractory hordeolum treatment after 48 hours.
I & D
Switch antibiotic to Bactitracin
SLIT lamp
Corticosteroids
109
Unequal pupils that react normally to light confrontation
Presbyopia
Hyperopia
Anisocoria
Mydriasis
110
Which of the following makes Labyrinthitis different from Menieres disease?
Episodic vertigo
Continuous vertigo
Hearing loss
Tinnitus
111
The following is conjunctival scarring d/t what condition?
Vernal conjunctivitis
Chronic bacterial conjunctivitis
Atopic conjunctivitis
Chronic viral conjunctivitis
112
How often should a 65 y/o female be screened for glaucoma?
Every 2-3 years
Every 4-5 years
Every 3-4 years
Every 1-2 years
113
What must be tested first in the case of a foreign body in the eye?
Visual acuity
Ocular US for free fluid
Fundoscopic exam
Blood work for signs of sepsis
114
Initial tx of viral conjunctivitis?
Cold compresses & artificial tears
Warm compresses & artificial tears
Warm compresses & Abx
Cold compresses & Abx
115
Corneal ulcers are commonly due to what pathogen?
H. influenzae
HSV
Pseduomonas
Asperigillus
116
Which of the following is likely to occur in a newborn & resolve w/in first 9 months of life?
Hyphema
Entropion
Dacryostenosis
Macular Degeneration
117
What is this picture?
Retinopathy
Retinal Vascular Occlusion
Retinal detachment
Papilledema
118
What is the treatment for optic neuritis?
Osmotic diuretics
High dose antibiotics
Anti-sposmotics
Corticosteroids
119
Pt c/o sneezing, congestion, & runny nose. Rhinorrhea is clear & you observe pt itching eyes.
Chronic sinusitis
Epistaxis
Allergic rhinitis
Nasal Polyp
120
Which of the following is not a cause of perilymphatic fistula?
Vigourous Valsalva
Chronic otitis media
Physical injury
Barotrauma
121
Which of the following most strongly suggest a case of otitis externa?
Diabetic pt w/ dizziness & hearing loss
6 y/o w/ buzzing of the ears
Swimmer w/ purulent exudate
College wrestler w/ distortion of ear contours
122
Horner's syndrome would demonstrate a ____ pupil on examination...
Fixed
Tonic
Small
Large
123
What other sxs would help you diagnose a patient w/ viral conjunctivitis?
itching
photophobia
purulent discharge
lymphadenopathy
124
Which epistaxis is an emergency and should be send to the ER?
Anterior epistaxis
Posterior epistaxis
125
Which of the following is not consistent with a dx of Cataracts?
Glare when driving at night
Hyperopia
Reduced color perception
Blurred vision
126
Which of the following is not presented in the classic triad for Meniere Syndrome?
Episodic vertigo
Tinnitus
Low frequency conductive hearing loss
Low frequency sensorineural hearing loss
127
Women c/o a hard mass along the middle of the top of her mouth.
Torus Palatinus
Lemierre syndrome
Stomatitis
Sialadenitis
128
What is the initial test in a pt w/ suspected tonsillitis?
Chest XR
Throat culture
I & D
CBC
129
What is the diagnosis for the following picture?
Pinguecula
Posterior blepharitis
Viral Conjunctivitis
Corneal Abrasion
130
What is the initial management in a pt c/o hoarseness, chronic cough, & heartburn?
Antibiotics & corticosteroids
Laryngoscopy
24 hours pH study
Trial of omeprazole
131
Open angle Glaucoma will most likely lead to...?
Central vision loss
Peripheral vision loss
132
Pt c/o dizziness, nausea, & imbalance. He has a Nystagmus upon Dix-Halpike maneuver. Dx?
Endolymphatic hydrops
Tinnitus
Vertigo
Vestibular neuronitis
133
What anatomical location of vesicular/pustular rash would indicate herpes zoster ophthalmicus?
Superior to brow line
Tip of nose
Cleft of chin
Frenulum
134
Pt c/o malaise. Exam reveals purple tonsillar exudate & mild splenomegally. What is the dx?
Fungal pharyngitis
EBV Pharyngitis
Bacterial tonsilitis
Paratonsillar abscess
135
Rolling outward of the lower eyelid margin
Telangiectasias
Ectropion
Entropion
Pinguecula
136
What is the test of choice in sinusitis?
CT
US
Viral culture
XR
137
What is the most common ear canal neoplasia?
Adenocarcinoma
Squamous cell carcinoma
Adenomatous tumors
Malignant melanoma
138
Treatment for anterior blepharitis:
Corticosteroids
Long term antibiotic therapy
Excision of lid margin
Removal of scales, baby shampoo
139
What is the most common cause for conductive hearing loss?
Ossicular disruption
Middle ear effusion
Cerumen impaction
Otosclerosis
140
What is the diagnosis for the following picture?
Basal cell carcinoma
Hordeolum
Malignant melanoma
Chalazion
141
What is the clinical hallmark of chronic otitis media?
Purulent d/c w/ TM perforation
Otalgia & Irritability
Bullae on the TM
Sensorineural hearing loss
142
Pt has a tonometry score of 15
Normal
Increased IOP
Decreased IOP
143
Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus generally attacks what cranial nerve?
CN 5
CN 3
CN 2
CN 4
144
A 27 y/o African American male should be screened for glaucoma how often?
Every 1-2 years
Every 8-10 years
Every 3-5 years
Every year
145
Which of the following is the correct treatment for laryngitis?
Antibiotics - Erythromycin
Tonsillectomy
Antibiotics = PCN + IV fluids
Rest, hydration, vocal rest
146
Which of the following does not follow the dx of epiglottitis?
Non-immunized child in tripod position, drooling
Xr reveals corkscrew sign
Avoidance of tongue blade use for mouth exam
Hot potato voice, stridor, retraction present
147
Which of the following is not a contributing factor to keratoconjunctivitis sicca?
Hypervitaminosis A
Hot, dry or windy climates
Sjogren's syndrome
Pharmacological agents
148
64 y/o farsighted male c/o sudden vision loss & severe eye pain. On palpation eye feels hard.
Chronic angle closure glaucoma
Acute angle closure glauoma
Chronic open angle glaucoma
Acute open angle glaucoma
149
What is the tx of herpes zoster ophthalmicus
High dose PO Acyclovir
Varicella vaccination
Corticosteroids
Cycloplegics
150
Pt c/o painless loss of vision w/ "curtain-like" spreading across visual field.
Retinal detachment
Retinal vascular occulision
Retinal foreign body
Retinopathy
151
What symptom would lead you most to diagnose a patient w/ bacterial conjunctivitis?
Vision loss
Purulent discharge
Itching
Photophobia
152
Bleeding that originates from Woodruff's plexus
Posterior epistaxis
Anterior epistaxis
153
Bleeding visualized in the posterior pharynx
Posterior epistaxis
Anterior epistaxis
154
What condition is present where a lesion of the tongue is able to be scraped off?
Leukoplakia
Oral lichen planus
Erythroplakia
Oral candidiasis
155
Unilateral nare bleeding
Posterior epistaxis
Anterior epistaxis
156
Posterior blepharitis is seen w/ ______ whereas Anterior blepharitis is seen w/ ______.
Telangiectasias, "Red-rimmed" w/ scales
Hypoemic, Granulations
Granulations, Hypoemic
"Red-rimmed" w/ scales, Telangiectasias
157
What is needed to diagnose orbital cellulitis?
CBC, CMP, Renal Panel
CT of the head
Macular degeneration w/ Amsler chart
Visual acuity w/ Snellen chart
158
The black arrow is pointing to a ______ & the white arrow is pointing to a ______.
Internal Chalazion, External hordeolum
External hordeolum, Internal chalazion
Internal hordeolum, External hordeolum
External chalazion, Internal chalazion
159
Chronic glaucoma is characterized by?
Unilateral progressive vision loss
Halos around lights
Cupping of optic disks
Acute loss of central vision
160
Normal refractory state of the eye is called..?
Emmetropia
Hyperopia
Presbyopia
Astigmatism
161
What is the most common location of a retinal detectment??
Superior nasal area
Inferior temporal area
Superior temporal area
Inferior nasal area
162
Posterior blepharitis has a strong association with what condition?
Diabetes
Rosacea
Asthma
Graves
163
Which one of the following is not considered ototoxic?
Loop diuretics
Amiodarone
Cisplatin
Aminoglycosides
164
Bleeding d/t excessive nose picking or trauma
Anterior epistaxis
Posteior epistaxis
165
Secondary to infection w/ Candida albicans. Fissure present at the angle of the mouth.
Torus Palatinus
Stomaitits
Diphtheria
Angular cheilitis
166
Which of the following is not a type of deep neck infection
Ludwig angina
Malignant Tuberculosis
Lemierre syndrome
Deep neck abscess
167
Which of the following is not a complication of sinusitis?
Meningitis
Orbital cellulitis
Osteomyelitis
Cavernous sinus thrombosis
168
T/F: Pterygium is commonly found on the temporal aspect of the eye.
True
False
169
Which of the following is the correct managment for the previous questions diagnosis?
Prompt referral to ophthalmology
Casual referral to ophthalmology
Prep for excision procedure
No referral to ophthalmology
170
What is the MCC of Viral conjunctivitis?
RSV
HSV
Staph aureus
Adenovirus
171
Conductive hearing loss is a disorder involving the dysfunction of the...
Inner ear
Middle ear
External ear
Sensorineural tract
172
What is the most worrisome complication of corneal ulceration?
Hypopyon
Keratitis
Corneal perforation
Retinal detachment
173
Skin covered bony mounds in medial ear, can’t see TM on exam
Exostoses & Osteomas
Otologic manifestation of AIDs:
Otosclerosis
Petrous Apicitus
174
A pt is found to have a 1.7 cm lesion of the palate likely to be squamous cell carcinoma. Tx?
Local resection + neck dissection + Radiation
Local resection
Watchful waiting
Local resection + neck dissection
175
Acoustic neuroma is a benign tumor arising from which of the following
Oligodendrocytes of CN 6
Schwann cells of CN 8
Schwann cells of CN 6
Oligodendrocytes of CN 8
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What condition is seen in this picture?
Retinal detachment
Retinopathy
Retinal artery occulsion
Retinal hemorrhage
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What other SxS is telling of cataracts?
Hyperopia
Absent red reflex
Eye pain & itching
increased color perseption
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Pt w/ hx of asthma c/o congestion, loss of smell, & mouth breathing. Pale mass is seen on exam
Perforated nasal septum
Sqaumous cell carcinoma of the nare
Nasal neoplasm
Nasal polyp
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65 y/o male c/o painless central vision loss, w/ distortion of vision on exam w/ Amsler chart.
Glaucoma
Macular degeneration
Retinal artery occlusion
Transient monocular visual loss
180
What patient is most likely to present w/ bacterial conjunctivitis?
High school swimmer w/ recent UTI
45 y/o diabetic current taking Metformin BID
49 y/o w/ astigmatism corrected by concave contact lens
6 y/o female w/ asthma on Albuterol
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Which is not a common sign or symptom of oral herpes infection?
Ulcerated lesions that become a vesicular rash
Fever & itching
Skin that is warm to touch
Tingling/burning pain

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