BVC Basics
What year was BVC started?
1960
What is the normal range for intraocular pressure (IOP)?
10-21 mmHg
One-liner to recommend a refractive surgery?
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A patient suddenly develops flashes and many new floaters.
What should you dilate with?
Tropicamide 1% & Phenyl 2.5%
What is the eye chart called?
Snellen
When did Dr.Boling ll start practicing?
1986
A patient has a visual acuity of 20/80. What does this mean?
The patient sees at 20 feet what a person with normal vision can see at 80 feet.
Which patients are NOT good LASIK candidates?
Possible answers:
A patient complains of double vision that goes away when one eye is covered.
Is this monocular or binocular diplopia?
Binocular diplopia.
How many extraocular muscles move the eye?
6 - EOM hits all
Core Values
Integrity compassion excellence
Which eye drop is typically used to dilate the pupil?
mydriatic or cycloplegic agents
Where is an ICL placed?
Behind the iris and in front of the natural lens.
If you have a diabetic patient that does not PH and VA does not improve with RO, what would your next step be?
MAC OCT
What eye muscles do the dilation drops effect?
iris dilator, iris sphincter, and ciliary
Mission statement
Compassionately serving the families of michiana with a state of the art personalized eye care experience.
Why should gonioscopy be performed before dilation in glaucoma patients?
To evaluate whether the angle is open or narrow.
Dilating a patient with narrow angles can precipitate acute angle closure.
How long after initial procedure is it safe to re-lift LASIK flap?
5 years
If guest cannot see the "X" when taking an OCT, how can you troubleshoot?
- Cover opposite eye
- Verbally guide
- Use finger or penlight for fixation
an RAPD is commonly referred to as.....
Marcus Gunn Pupil
E3
Efficiency, effectiveness, experience.
A patient has monocular diplopia that remains even when one eye is covered. Name three possible causes.
Possible answers:
What types of light waves does Valeda use?
Red, yellow, near-infrared
You're performing a work-up, and the patient's pupils are unequal. What should you do next?
What is the GPCL solution we give guests or recommend?
Bausch + Lomb gas permeable (GP)