Clinic Life
Clinical Scenarios
What Would You Do?
Eye Conditions
Red Flags
Animals & Eyes
100

This is the first thing to confirm when bringing a patient back

What is patient identity?

100

This test is used to measure eye pressure

What is tonometry?

100

A patient is due for BP. What should happen?


What is capture BP when appropriate?

100

Clouding of the natural lens causing blurry vision and glare


What is a cataract?

100

Sudden vision loss requires this type of evaluation


What is urgent or same-day care?

100

This animal is known for having excellent night vision and vertical slit pupils

What is a cat?

200

This helps prevent delays before they start

What is staying on time?

200

This imaging provides a wide-field view of the retina

What is Optos?

200

A patient is due for screening during their visit


What is offer or complete the screening?

200

Elevated eye pressure that can damage the optic nerve over time

What is glaucoma?

200

Eye pain with vision changes may indicate this

What is a potential emergency?

200

This bird can rotate its head up to 270 degrees to compensate for limited eye movement

What is an owl?

300

This is the best way to keep everyone aligned during a busy clinic


What is communication?

300

A patient has elevated IOP. This condition is a concern

What is glaucoma?

300

A patient is confused about their care plan

What is clarify and communicate clearly?

300

A condition caused by diabetes that affects the retina

What is diabetic retinopathy?

300

Flashes and floaters should prompt this action


What is notify provider or urgent evaluation?

300

This animal has eyes on the sides of its head, giving it a wide field of vision to watch for predators


What is a rabbit? (or deer, horse—accept multiple)

400

A patient says they’ve been waiting a long time. This is the first thing you should check


What is appointment time or schedule status?

400

A patient reports sudden vision changes and pain. This type of care is needed

What is urgent or same-day evaluation?

400

Clinic is running behind. What helps most?

What is teamwork and communication?

400

Sudden flashes and floaters could indicate this retinal condition

What is retinal detachment?

400

A patient with very high IOP may be at risk for this


What is vision loss or optic nerve damage?

400

This sea creature has some of the most complex eyes in the animal kingdom and can see polarized light


What is a mantis shrimp

500

A patient presents with urgent symptoms in clinic. This is the next step


Have patient complete walk-in form?

500

This imaging test provides detailed cross-sectional views of the retina


What is OCT? ✅ (replaced duplicate-style question)

500

A patient expresses frustration. What is the best response?

What is acknowledge and address concerns?

500

Central vision loss often associated with aging

What is macular degeneration?

500

This symptom combination should never be delayed: pain, vision loss, redness


What is an urgent eye condition?

500

This animal’s pupils expand into a rectangular shape to help it scan the ground for predators


What is a goat? (or sheep, horses, deer, antelope, and some toads)