Weak
lytic involves macrophages
The bones of the orbital roof.
Frontal, lesser wing of spheniod
Our secretaries last name.
Soe
This lens has a focal length of 20cm
The definition of glaucoma does not include this common exam finding
Intraocular pressure
Gonioscopy finding in PSX
sampaolesi line
This spiral approximates the ora serrata
(must give measurements for credit)
5.5,6.5,6.9,7.7, starts medial, then inf, etc
Describe the difference between enucleation, evisceration, and exenteration
they are different
Where you must aim to spear a fish
In front of the fish
These are the structures seen on gonioscopy from anterior to posterior.
Bonus 200: how can you visualize schlems canal
Schwalbe line, TM, Scleral spur, ciliary body
Bonus: if IOP is less than EVP and blood fills SC
Name 3 pulling and 3 pushing mechanisms for secondary angle closure
Contraction of fibrovascular tissue, migration of endo (ICE), fibrous ingrowth, epi ingrowth, iris incarceration
malignant glaucoma, cilliary body edema/cysts/inflammation, plataeu iris, choroidal swelling/effusion/heme, posterior segment oil/gas/tumor, PFV, ROP tissue contraction, ant displaced lens diaphragm, scleral buckle
All of the structures passing through the cavernous sinus. (must be specific and name everything)
Bonus 300: the structure that is "free floating"
Must get correct answer to be eligible for bonus
CN 3,4,5 (V1 and V2),6, ICA, sympathetics
Name all of the retina techs
Esme, Leslie, Rebecca, Kenna, Robbie, Emily
This lens has a focal length of 20 cm but creates a virtual image.
-5D
5 types of tonometers
will not accept "digital"
NCT, Mackay-Marg, Perkins/Goldmann applanation, tonopen, icare, shiotz
In EMGT, each mmHg of IOP lowering decreased the risk of progression by what percent?
Exact answer only
10%
What happens to the tertiary vitreous
Becomes zonules
There are 2 lenses of power -3.0D each, separated by 50cm. How far away will the left lens appear to a person 1m to the right of the second lens.
1.2m
The red line on goldmann must be aligned at what axis for the following Rx.
-5.00+4.00 x 050
Flattest meridian, 140
10 conditions predisposing to NVI/NVA
carotid stenosis, CC fistula, GCA, takayasu, PDR, CRVO, CRAO, BRVO, ocular ischemic syndrome, sickle cell, coats, eales, ROP, PFV, uveitis, chronic RD, endophthalmitis, stickler, retinoschisis, PSX, melanoma, mets, RB, lymphoma, radiation, trauma
What is foster kenedy syndrome?
unilateral disc edema, contralateral disc atrophy, anosmia
Is your RQI current
Full credit if whole team is current,
500 - (1/x)(500) for each team member out of date
A corneal button placed into air is what type of lens? Must explain why for full points.
A minus lens, biconcave lens which is thinner in the middle, etc
This is how episcleral venous pressure is measured