eye disorders Jeopardy Template

anatomy and eye examination

disorders of eyelids and cataract

glaucoma &retinal detachment

blindness and eye banking

disorders of conjunctivitis and cornea

100

Inner layer of eye

a. sclera

b. cornea

c. retina

100

1.Inflammation of eyelid

a. Conjunctivitis
b .Keratitis
c. Blepharitis

c. Blepharitis

100

1. A common glaucoma, slow-moving eye disease where the fluid drainage angle stays open, but fluid drains too slowly, causing high eye pressure, optic nerve damage, and gradual vision loss.

a. open angle glaucoma

b . closed angle glaucoma

c. Primary Angle-Closure Disease

a. Open angle glaucoma

100

1.Visual acuity worse than 3/60 (or corresponding visual field loss down to 10 degrees or less)
b. Color blindness
c. Night blindness

a. Blindness

100

1.ulcer which occurs due to nerve damage leading to a loss of feeling in the cornea.

a. Neurotrophic Ulcers

b.Peripheral Ulcerative Keratitis

c.Parasitic (Acanthamoeba) Ulcers

a. Neurotrophic Ulcers

200

2. Chart used to assess visual acuity

a. SOAP Chart

b. Snellen chart

c. Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS):

b. Snellen chart

200

2. Name the cataract develops from the posterior or back of lens , right in the path of the light

a .Nuclear cataract
b. Cortical cataract
c. Subscapular cataract

c.Subscapular cataract

200

2. In this laser surgery ,laser beam cells burns the cells that makes the aqueous fluid and reduce IOP

a. laser iridotomy

b. laser trabeculoplasty

c. laser cycloablation

200

another name of nyctalopia

a. night blindness

b. color blindness

c. partial blindness

a. night blindness

200

2. inflammation or infection of the clear membrane lining your eyelid and eyeball
.a. keratitis
b. blepharitis
c. conjunctivitis

c. conjunctivitis

300

3.Most common test to visualize and map retina and choroidal abnormalities

a. Fluorescein Angiography

b. Ultrasonography

c. Tonometry

a. Fluorescein Angiography

300

3 .Hordeolum which occurs on meibomian glands

a Internal hordeolum

b. External hordeolum

c. Chalazion

a .Internal hordeolum

300

3. retinal detachment in which proliferative membranes contract and elevate the retina

a. Tractional detachment

B. Exudative

C. Rhegmatogenous

a. Tractional detachment

300

3.Surgical removal of whole eye from a deceased person

a. evisceration

b. enucleation

c. exenteration

b. enucleation

300

3.An open sore on the clear front surface of the eye, typically caused by bacterial, viral, fungal, or parasitic infections

a. indolent ulcers

b. corneal ulcers

c. stress ulcers

b. corneal ulcers

400

.4. Visual field test is performed with

a. Retinal Tomography

b. Perimetry

c. Pachymetry

b. Perimetry

400

4. Swelling or inflammation of glands and lash follicles on the eyelid margins
a. Blepharitis
b. Keratitis
c. Conjunctivitis

.a Blepharitis

400

4.surgery in which the silicone band is placed around patient's eye to bring retinal layers in contact with each other

a. scleral buckling
b. Vitrectomy
c. Retinopexy

a. scleral buckling

400

4.Type of color blindness where people say the world only in black, white and gray

a. dichromacy

b. monochromacy

c. trichromacy

b. monochromacy

400

other name for KCS

a. Dry eye syndrome
b. Cataract
c. Corneal ulcer

a. Dry eye syndrome

500

5. Test used to measure the thickness of cornea

a. Corneal topography

b. Pachymetry

c. Perimetry

b. Pachymetry

500

5. Medical condition in which the eyelid folds inwards

a. Entropion

b. Ectropion
c. Senile ectropion

a.Entropion

500

.5. In which Glaucoma: The optic nerve damages itself despite healthy eye pressure levels due to weak blood supply.

a. Normal-Tension Glaucoma
b. Secondary Glaucoma
C. Acute Glaucoma

a. Normal-Tension Glaucoma

500

5. The standard chart used to diagnose color blindness

a, snellen chart

b. ishihara color test

c, glasscow coma scale

b.Ishihara color test,

500

5.The most common cause of acute ocular redness

a. conjunctivitis

b. sub conjunctival hemorrhage

c. corneal ulcer

b. sub conjunctival hemorrhage