This condition manifests with a receded NPC, greater exophoria at near than at distance, and low PFV ranges.
What is convergence insufficiency?
100
This surgical procedure is done on patients with narrow angles at risk for angle closure glaucoma.
What is a laser peripheral iridotomy?
100
These two drugs make up Tobradex.
What are tobramycin and dexamethasone?
100
This finding indicates an area of ischemia in the retina....found in both diabetic and hypertensive retinopathy.
What are cotton wool spots?
100
This type of "pink eye" usually follows the rule of eights...eight days of incubation, eight days of active infection, followed by the appearance of SEIs.
What is EKC?
200
An AI in disguise....giving this patient plus will improve his vergence condition.
What is pseudo-CI?
200
Condition in which angle closure glaucoma can develop even with a patent peripheral iridotomy.
What is plateau iris syndrome?
200
This class of glaucoma medication have the following side effects: tingling in the hands and feet, kidney stones and aplastic anemia.
What are carbonic anhydrase inhibitors?
200
These are beneath the corneal epithelium, and are often associated with EKC or contact lens overwear.
What are infiltrates?
200
This anterior segment tumor can be differentiated from a pterygium by using Rose Bengal.
What is a conjunctival intraepithelial neoplasia?
300
Plus at near can sometimes "cure" this type of strabismus.
What is accommodative esotropia?
300
This study showed that treating high IOP in individuals at risk for developing glaucoma can delay the onset of POAG.
What is Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS)?
300
The dosing of Viroptic for a corneal herpetic keratitis.
What is 9x per day until the cornea has re-epithelialized, then every four hours for 7 days after?
300
This benign finding is common in the periphery.....scleral indentation can induce a similar finding.
What is white without pressure?
300
This corneal infection often found in contact lens wearers can present with a stromal ring infilatrate.
What is Acanthamoeba Keratitis?
400
This "eso" condition often manifests in older patients.....careful, it can indicate a systemic condition!
What is divergence insufficiency?
400
This type of glaucoma presents with white, flaky debris at the pupil margin.
What is pseudoexfoliative glaucoma?
400
This class of antibiotics are the standard of care for corneal ulcers.
What are fluoroquinolones?
400
This finding has a red component as well....it can be found in patients with leukemia or endocarditis.
What is a Roth Spot?
400
To treat this condition, you may use 1% mercuric oxide ointment; otherwise, you may have to manually remove these "pests".
What is Phthiriasis Palpebrarum?
500
To diagnose this condition, you must perform cover test with +3.00 at near, or after occluding one eye for 30-45 minutes. After either, the patient will have a basic exophoria.
What is simulated divergence excess?
500
This type of glaucoma is usually unilateral, and can present with corneal edema, KPs, and an anterior chamber reaction.
What is Possner-Schlossman Syndrome (Glaucomatocyclitic Crisis)?
500
These two brand names of antibiotics contain moxifloxacin.
What are Moxeza and Vigamox?
500
Call this glaucoma and you will fail.
What is a pale nerve?
500
This rare anterior segment condition presents at birth with an opacified cornea, may be bilateral, and can be associated with cataract and glaucoma.