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Optic neuritits treatment (non-MS)
IV steroids
VEGF inhibitors
ophtho
intra-arterial revascularization
2
pain control in corneal abrasion can be done with
cycloplegic drops
codeine
morphine
analgesic
3
bacterial conjunctivitis most commone etiology
s aureus
moraxella
H influenzae
pseudomonas
4
loss of retinal ganglion cells by normal or increased IOP, large cup ratio, and vsion defects
angle closure glaucoma
macualr degenration
CRAO
open angle glaucoma
5
intravitreous VEGF inhibitor injections or PDT laser
dry AMD
sloppy AMD
moist AMD
wet AMD
6
can be used with prostaglandin analogs or alone in open angle glaucoma
acetazolamide
bacitracin
phenylphrine
timolol
7
angle closure glaucoma treatment
acetazolamide
mast cell stabilizers
bacitracin
surgery
8
_____________ is the most common malignant tumor in lid tumors
Lymphoma
SCC
Melanoma
BCC
9
eye becomes infected after contact with secretions infected with chlamydia
gonococcal conjunctivitis
inclusion conjunctivitis
cataracts
trachoma
10
abscess of the gland of Zeis
pinguecula
blepharitis
chalaziun
hordeolum
11
viral conjunctivitis most common etiology
adenovirus
rhinovirus
H influenzae
pseudomonas
12
pain, swelling, tenderness, and redness in the tear sac area
blepharitis
dacryocystitis
chalaziun
external hordeolum
13
blepharitis treatment
shield
none
warm compress
ice
14
herpes zoster ophthalmicus treatment
azithromycin
acteazolamide
ceftriaxone
acyclovir
15
after IOP is reduced in angle closure glaucoma, whats used to reverse the angle closure
pranolol
bacitracin
phenylphrine
pilocarpine
16
atrophy of RPE due to ischemia, chronic inflammation, or geentic abnormalities
wet AMD
sloppy AMD
moist AMD
dry AMD
17
gonococcal conjunctivitis treatment
acetazolamide
ceftriaxone
oflaxacin/ciproflaxacin
azithromycin
18
copper wiring and AV nicking are seen in
proliferative diabetic retinopathy
macular degeneration
hypertensive retinopathy
non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy
19
Nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy is the absence/presence of abnormal neovascularization
absence
presence
20
eyelid edema, proptosis, restricted EOM, pain with movement of eye
Wet AMD
orbital cellulitis
bacterial conjunctivitis
optic neuritis
21
neovascularization into subretinal space causes exudative collection under retina
wet AMD
moist AMD
sloppy AMD
dry AMD
22
inclusion conjunctivitis treatment
ceftriaxone
azithromycin
doxycycline
oflaxacin/ciproflaxacin
23
case: the kool aid man wants to patch his corneal abrasion, should you let him?
oh yeahhhhh
oh yeahhhhhhh
oh yeahhhhhhhh
NO
24
commonly arises following sinusitis by extension from ethmoid sinus
bacterial conjunctivitis
orbital cellulitis
Wet AMD
optic neuritis
25
case: the lisan al gaib has a blowout fracture from falling off a worm. Whats his Tx?
immediate consult and prophylactic antibiotics
cyclopegic drops
ice cold water of life
spice
26
describes a condition of tear film instability and has ocular and visual complaints
atopic keratoconjunctivitis
kertatoconjunctivitis sicca
allergic eye disease
keratoconjunctivitis verna
27
precipitaitng factors are pupillary dilation, anticholinergic or sympathomimetic agents
macualr degenration
open angle glaucoma
CRAO
angle closure glaucoma
28
first line treatment for open angle glaucoma
phenylphrine
pranolol
bacitracin
prostaglandin analog
29
T/F: avoid anesthetics and topical steroids in corneal abrasion
FALSE
TRUE
30
cotton wool spots, flame shpaed hemorrhages, hard exudates are seen in
proliferative diabetic retinopathy
macular degeneration
non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy
hypertensive retinopathy
31
schirmer test is to measure
tear production
mucin production
schirmer production
neovascularization
32
T/F: cataracts are painful AF
TRUE
FALSE
33
floaters, sensations of flashing lights, peripheral vision loss, painless, curtain over eye
macular degeneration
retinal detachment
retinal vascular occlusion
optic neuritis
34
hypertensive retinopathy acute management
intravitreal anti-VEGF or laster photocoagulation
insulin
beta blockers
BP control with oral hypertensive
35
acute dacryocystitis treatment
steroids
dacryocystorhinostomy
systemic antibiotics
antihistamines
36
hordeolum treatment
shield
none
ice
warm compress
37
Tx: remain supine, urgent referrel, surgery
retinal detachment
retinal vascular occlusion
optic neuritis
macular degeneration
38
trachoma treatment
ceftriaxone
acetazolamide
azithromycin
doxycycline
39
viral conjunctivitis has what kind of discharge
none
purulent
green
watery
40
which is painful: hordeolum or chalazion
chalazion
hordeolum
41
diabetic retinopathy acute management
oral hypertensive
intravitreal anti-VEGF or laster photocoagulation
BP control
insulin
42
most common infectious cause of blindness worldwide
inclusion conjunctivitis
cataracts
gonococcal conjunctivitis
trachoma
43
rapid onset with extreme pain, halos around lights, red eye and cloudy cornea, hard eye
macualr degenration
angle closure glaucoma
open angle glaucoma
CRAO
44
what is needed to be used to diagnose corneal abrasion
dacryorhinostomy
CT
MRI
fleorescein staining
45
there is a high incidence of what kind of organism in bacterial conjunctivitis
s aureus
moraxella
H influenzae
pseudomonas
46
blepharitis treatment
ice
none
shield
bacitracin
47
afro-carribean, african, and latina/latino persons are at risk for
open angle glaucoma
retinal vascular occlusion
macualr degenration
angle closure glaucoma
48
acute dacryocystitis infection is usually from
s aureus and staphylococci
Gram (-) bacilli and streptococci
s aureus and gram (-) bacilli
s aureus and streptococci
49
corneal ulcer starts as a
URI
elevated lipids
epithelial defect
hyperthyroidism
50
defect in corneal epithelial surface that is due to mechanical trauma to external surface
corneal abrasion
corneal ulcer
dry eye
conjuctival abrasion
51
pain, photophobia, tearing, and reduced vision describe which of these the best
sudconjuctival hemorrhage
bacterial conjunctivitis
dry eye
corneal ulcer
52
drusen deposits and atrophic changes are seen in
dry AMD
wet AMD
sloppy AMD
moist AMD
53
bacterial keratitis treatment
fluoroquinolones
azithromycin
none
acetazolamide
54
first degree relatives and diabetics are at risk for
open angle glaucoma
angle closure glaucoma
macualr degenration
retinal vascular occlusion
55
ipsilateral carotid artery atherosclerosis is the most common
hemiretinal vein occlusion
central retinal vein occlusion
retinal artery occlusion
retinal vein occlusion
56
may have no visual symptoms until it leads to complications
CRAO
CORN
RVO
BRAO
57
decrease aqueous production
sympathomimetics and prostaglandin analogs
B-adrenergic blockers and prostaglandin analogs
sympathomimetics and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
B-adrenergic blockers and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
58
chronic dacryocystitis treatment
steroids
systemic antibiotics
antihistamines
dacryocystorhinostomy
59
Tx: smoking cessaation, vit C and E, zinc, and diet changes
sloppy AMD
moist AMD
wet AMD
dry AMD
60
inuits and asians and those with farsightedness most at risk for
CRAO
macualr degenration
angle closure glaucoma
open angle glaucoma
61
treatment of CRAO
smoking cessation
anti-VEGF inhibitors
VEGF inhibitors
intra-arterial revascularization
62
T/F: bacterial keratitis is an emergency and should be referred to an ophthalmologist
TRUE
FALSE
63
inflammatory disease of the optic nerve that causes acute monocular loss of vision
optic neuritis
CRAO
orbital cellulitis
Dry AMD
64
MD: loss of central vision that is more gradual with __ type and more rapid onset with __ type
sloppy; dry
wet; dry
Dry; wet
wet; sloppy
65
orbital cellulitis treatment includes prompt initiation of
aspirin
empiric IM antibiotics
empiric oral antibiotics
empiric IV antibiotics
66
chalazion treatment
shield
none
warm compress
ice
67
hordeolum treatment
mast cell stabilizers
steroids
bacitracin
antihistamines
68
acute complete PAINLESS monocular vision loss with afferent pupillary defect
HRVO
BRAO
CRVO
CRAO
69
Optic neuritits treatment (MS)
intra-arterial revascularization
VEGF inhibitors
ophtho
IV steroids
70
most common cause of cataracts
alcohol
too much fortnite
smoking
caffiene
71
treatment for bacterial conjunctivitis (non-contact wearers)
azithromycin
none
acetazolamide
oflaxacin/ciproflaxacin
72
may be associated with acne rosacea
chalaziun
blepharitis
external hordeolum
pinguecula
73
no symptoms initally, bilateral peripheral loss, cupping of disks, high IOP
open angle glaucoma
retinal vascular occlusion
macualr degenration
angle closure glaucoma
74
increase aqueous outlfow
sympathomimetics and prostaglandin analogs
B-adrenergic blockers and prostaglandin analogs
B-adrenergic blockers and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
sympathomimetics and carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
75
vision loss partial, restricted to one visual field
CRVO
HRVO
BRAO
CRAO
76
pain and photophobia in conjunction with history of trauma
corneal abrasion
dry eye
conjuctival abrasion
corneal ulcer
77
treatment for bacterial conjunctivitis (contact wearers)
oflaxacin/ciproflaxacin
azithromycin
none
acetazolamide
78
inflammation at the base of the eyelashes
blepharitis
pinguecula
chalaziun
external hordeolum
79
inflammation of the meibomian gland
chalaziun
pinguecula
blepharitis
external hordeolum
80
HSV keratitis treatment
azithromycin
doxycycline
ceftriaxone
antiviral agents
81
allergic eye disease treatments include all of these except
doxycycline
steroids
mast cell stabilizers
antihistamines
82
pinguecula treatment
shield
ice
none
warm compress
83
treatment of hyphema
analgesic
ophtho consult
NSAIDs
morphine
84
acute increase I IOP from obstruction that must be treated emergently to save vision
CRAO
open angle glaucoma
macualr degenration
angle closure glaucoma
85
gradually progressive, cupping of optic disk, loss of vision from slight to complete
macualr degenration
open angle glaucoma
angle closure glaucoma
retinal vascular occlusion
86
bacterial conjunctivitis has what kind of discharge
watery
purulent
red
none
87
monocular vision loss with eye pain, worse when moving eye, and edema of optic disc
optic neuritis
orbital cellulitis
Wet AMD
RVO
88
prexisting narrow anterior chamber angle and is susceptible to pupillary blockage
angle closure glaucoma
macualr degenration
CRAO
open angle glaucoma
89
dendritic branching corneal ulcer is seen in
herpes zoster keratitis
herpes simplex conjunctivitis
herpes zoster ophthalmicus
Herpes simplex keratitis
90
ptygerium treatment
none
warm compress
shield
ice
91
fleshy, triangular encroachment of the conjunctiva onto the cornea
hordeolum
entropion
ptygerium
pinguecula
92
Proliferative diabetic retinopathy is the absence/presence of abnormal neovascularization
absence
presence
93
treatment for viral conjunctivitis (non-HSV)
acetazolamide
none
acyclovir
azithromycin
94
neovascular then exudative changes are seen in
dry AMD
sloppy AMD
moist AMD
wet AMD
95
ischemic whitening of retina and cherry red spot on the macular
CRVO
BRAO
HRVO
CRAO
96
should you use cycloplegic drops when you have hyphema with open globe
yes
no
97
a yellowish, elevated conjunctival ndodule in the area of the palpebral fissure
entropion
hordeolum
pinguecula
ptygerium