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By Ajaster | Updated: Mar 8, 2014
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1.
Match the following
Mydriatics
Select a Match
Dilate
Paralyze
Cycloplegics
Select a Match
Dilate
Paralyze
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Questions on Eyes
2.
What first name or nickname would you like us to use?
You may optionally provide this to label your report, leaderboard, or certificate.
2.
Tears are formed by the ______________ gland.
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3.
This chart is used to test distance vision:
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4.
Conjunctivitis will last about 1 week
True
False
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5.
Risk factors for this include: family history, African Americans; thin cornea, DM, CVD, myopia and older age
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6.
Ptosis
Abnormal shape of the cornea
Drooping of the eyelid
Freckle on the retina
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7.
Glaucoma can be cured
True
False
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8.
Leading cause of blindness in the world
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9.
Pathophysiology of ____________ aqueous production is increased and/or drainage decreased. This increased IOP causes irreversible mechanical and/or ischemic damage.
Submit
10.
Post op positioning for surgical treatment of retinal detachment:
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11.
Second leading cause of blindness in adults in the US
Glaucoma
Cataracts
Retinal Disorders
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12.
________________ therapy for slowing prograssion of AMD; light sensitive dye is injected into vessels and a laser activates the dye, shutting down the vessels w/out damage to the retina.
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13.
Yellowish spots associated with aging
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14.
Leading cause of blindness in people age 20-74
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15.
Match the vision impairments
Astigmatism
Select a Match
Farsighted
Normal vision
Irregularity in the curve of the cornea
Deviation from perfect ocular alignment
Nearsighted
Hyperopia
Select a Match
Farsighted
Normal vision
Irregularity in the curve of the cornea
Deviation from perfect ocular alignment
Nearsighted
Myopia
Select a Match
Farsighted
Normal vision
Irregularity in the curve of the cornea
Deviation from perfect ocular alignment
Nearsighted
Emmetropia
Select a Match
Farsighted
Normal vision
Irregularity in the curve of the cornea
Deviation from perfect ocular alignment
Nearsighted
Strabismus
Select a Match
Farsighted
Normal vision
Irregularity in the curve of the cornea
Deviation from perfect ocular alignment
Nearsighted
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16.
Match the following:
Tonometry
Select a Match
Assess vision loss
Assess angle of the anterior chamber
Assess IOP
Goniscopy
Select a Match
Assess vision loss
Assess angle of the anterior chamber
Assess IOP
Perimetry
Select a Match
Assess vision loss
Assess angle of the anterior chamber
Assess IOP
Submit
17.
Match the following:
Defined as a best corrected visual acuity of 20/70 - 20/700
Select a Match
Blindness
Low vision
Legal blindness
Best corrected visual acuity from 20/400 - no light perception
Select a Match
Blindness
Low vision
Legal blindness
BCVA that does not exceed 20/200 in the better eye or widest visual field diameter is 20 degrees or less
Select a Match
Blindness
Low vision
Legal blindness
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18.
The Optic nerve is the _____ cranial nerve.
Eighth
Second
First
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19.
Reduces production of aqueous humor and increases outflow (2 answers)
Dipivefrin, epinephrine
Cholinergics
Adrenergic agonists
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20.
This medication contributes to glaucoma and cataracts:
Cholinergics
Insulin
Topical steriods
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21.
Increase uveoscleral outflow (2answers)
Prostaglandin analogs
Adrenergic agonists
Latannoprost, bimatoprost
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22.
Match the following eye problems:
Ocular conditions characterized by optic nerve damage
Select a Match
Cataracts
Macular degenration
Conjunctivitis
Retinal detachment
Glaucoma
Tinnitus
Otitis media
Lens opacity or cloudiness
Select a Match
Cataracts
Macular degenration
Conjunctivitis
Retinal detachment
Glaucoma
Tinnitus
Otitis media
Seperation of the sensory retina and RPE
Select a Match
Cataracts
Macular degenration
Conjunctivitis
Retinal detachment
Glaucoma
Tinnitus
Otitis media
Loss of central vision
Select a Match
Cataracts
Macular degenration
Conjunctivitis
Retinal detachment
Glaucoma
Tinnitus
Otitis media
Pink Eye
Select a Match
Cataracts
Macular degenration
Conjunctivitis
Retinal detachment
Glaucoma
Tinnitus
Otitis media
Symptoms include pulling at the ear
Select a Match
Cataracts
Macular degenration
Conjunctivitis
Retinal detachment
Glaucoma
Tinnitus
Otitis media
Ringing in the ear
Select a Match
Cataracts
Macular degenration
Conjunctivitis
Retinal detachment
Glaucoma
Tinnitus
Otitis media
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23.
Match the manifestions with the eye problems;
Painless, blurry vision, sensitivity to glare, reduced visual acuity, myoptic shift, astigmatism, diplopia, color shifts
Select a Match
Retinal Detachment
Glaucoma
Cataracts
Halos around artificial light, difficulty focusing, difficulty adjusting eyes to low lighting, peripheral vision loss, blurring
Select a Match
Retinal Detachment
Glaucoma
Cataracts
Sensation of a shade of curtain coming across the vision of one eye, bright flashing lights, sudden onset of floaters
Select a Match
Retinal Detachment
Glaucoma
Cataracts
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24.
Decreases aqueous humor production (2 answers)
Cholinergics
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
Acetazolamide, methazolamide
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25.
Decreases aqueous humor production (3 answers)
Beta-blockers
Cholinergics
Prostaglandin analogs
Betaxolol, timolol
Alpha-adrenergic agonist
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26.
Increases aqueous fluid outflow by contracting the ciliary muscle and causing miosis and opening of trabecular meshwork (2 answers)
Cholinergics
Latannoprost, bimatoprost
Beta-blockers
Pilocarpine, Carbachol
Submit
27.
Which of these surgical treatments will help retinal detachment
Scleral buckle
Intraocular injections
Pars plana vitrectomy
Stapedectomy
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28.
Match the following type of macular degenration:
Gradual; missing letters in words
Select a Match
Dry
Wet
Rapid; straight lines appear crooked
Select a Match
Dry
Wet
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29.
Signs/symptoms of glaucoma:
Halos/rainbows around artificial light
Sensation of a shade or curtain coming across the vision of one eye
Bright flashing lights
Usually unaware of conditions until significant vision loss
Difficulty focusing
Ptosis
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30.
Match the stages of Glaucoma
Initiating events - 1st stage
Select a Match
Pregressive loss of vision
Precipitating factors include illness, emotional stress, congenital narrow angles, long-term use of corticosteriods and use of mydriatics
Atrophy of the optic nerve; loss of nerve fibers and blood supply
Tissue and cellular changes; affect aqueous humor dynamics
Increased IOP or impaired blood flow
Structural alterations - 2nd stage
Select a Match
Pregressive loss of vision
Precipitating factors include illness, emotional stress, congenital narrow angles, long-term use of corticosteriods and use of mydriatics
Atrophy of the optic nerve; loss of nerve fibers and blood supply
Tissue and cellular changes; affect aqueous humor dynamics
Increased IOP or impaired blood flow
Funtional alterations - 3rd stage
Select a Match
Pregressive loss of vision
Precipitating factors include illness, emotional stress, congenital narrow angles, long-term use of corticosteriods and use of mydriatics
Atrophy of the optic nerve; loss of nerve fibers and blood supply
Tissue and cellular changes; affect aqueous humor dynamics
Increased IOP or impaired blood flow
Optic nerve damage - 4th stage
Select a Match
Pregressive loss of vision
Precipitating factors include illness, emotional stress, congenital narrow angles, long-term use of corticosteriods and use of mydriatics
Atrophy of the optic nerve; loss of nerve fibers and blood supply
Tissue and cellular changes; affect aqueous humor dynamics
Increased IOP or impaired blood flow
Visual Loss - 5th stage
Select a Match
Pregressive loss of vision
Precipitating factors include illness, emotional stress, congenital narrow angles, long-term use of corticosteriods and use of mydriatics
Atrophy of the optic nerve; loss of nerve fibers and blood supply
Tissue and cellular changes; affect aqueous humor dynamics
Increased IOP or impaired blood flow
Submit
31.
Match the following diagnostic tests:
Darkened Room; allows examination of the cornea, lens and retina; magnification
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Used to see larger areas of the retina; no magnification
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Dots on the paper should form a picture
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Used for macular degeneration; geometric grid
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Looks at vitreous body; used to identify tumors, retinal detachment, hemorrhage and changes in tissue compostion
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Light is used to evaluate for retinal detachment and macular diseases
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Visualizes the angle of the anterior chamber
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Measures IOP by determining the pressure necessary to indent or flatten a small anterior area of the globe of the eye
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Evaluates the field of vision
Select a Match
Tomography
Ultrasonography
Color vision testing
Goniscopy
Indirect opthalmoscopy
Perimetry testing
Amsler grid
Direct ophthalmoscopy
Tonometry
Submit
32.
Match the following:
Removes entire lens
Select a Match
Phacoemulsification
ICCE
Lens Replacement
ECCE
Maintains the posterior capsule of the lens
Select a Match
Phacoemulsification
ICCE
Lens Replacement
ECCE
After removal, the insertion of intraocular lens implant
Select a Match
Phacoemulsification
ICCE
Lens Replacement
ECCE
Ultrasonic device to suction the anterior part of lens through a tube
Select a Match
Phacoemulsification
ICCE
Lens Replacement
ECCE
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33.
Match the parts of the eyes:
Protects the anterior portion of eye
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Provides barrier to external environment and nourishes eye
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
White of the eye; helps maintain the shape and protects intraocular contents
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Transparent, avascular, forms the most anterior portion of the eyeball. The main refracting surface
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Filled with continually replenished supply of clear fluid to nourish the cornea
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Produced by the ciliary body and its production is related to pressure
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Consists of the iris, ciliary body and choroid
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Space that dilates and constricts in response to light
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Colorless biconvex structure; enables focusing for near vision and refocusing for distance vision
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Small space between vitrous and iris
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Clear, gel like substance made mostly of water and encapsulated by a hyaloid membrane; 2/3 of eye volume
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Innermost surface of the ocular fundus; connects to optic nerve
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
Transmits impulses from the retina to the occipital lobe of the brain
Select a Match
Conjunctiva
Uvea
Retina
Optic Nerve
Pupil
Vitreous humor
Eyelids
Anterior Chamber
Cornea
Lens
Posterior Chamber
Sclera
Aqueous Humor
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Match the following
Tears are formed by the ______________ gland.
This chart is used to test distance vision:
Conjunctivitis will last about 1 week
Risk factors for this include: family history, African Americans; thin...
Ptosis
Glaucoma can be cured
Leading cause of blindness in the world
Pathophysiology of ____________ aqueous production is increased and/or...
Post op positioning for surgical treatment of retinal...
Second leading cause of blindness in adults in the US
________________ therapy for slowing prograssion of AMD; light...
Yellowish spots associated with aging
Leading cause of blindness in people age 20-74
Match the vision impairments
Match the following:
Match the following:
The Optic nerve is the _____ cranial nerve.
Reduces production of aqueous humor and increases outflow (2 answers)
This medication contributes to glaucoma and cataracts:
Increase uveoscleral outflow (2answers)
Match the following eye problems:
Match the manifestions with the eye problems;
Decreases aqueous humor production (2 answers)
Decreases aqueous humor production (3 answers)
Increases aqueous fluid outflow by contracting the ciliary muscle and...
Which of these surgical treatments will help retinal detachment
Match the following type of macular degenration:
Signs/symptoms of glaucoma:
Match the stages of Glaucoma
Match the following diagnostic tests:
Match the following:
Match the parts of the eyes:
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