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FRIEDMAN: REVIEW OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS – CORNEA/EXTERNAL DISEASE CHAPTER 7
CORNEA/EXTERNAL DISEASE – ANSWER
7.Which of the following LASIK flap complications does not preclude continuation of the procedure
d.free cap—the cap can be replaced at the end of the laser treatment with a bandage contact lens and rarely requires sututes. LASIK should be postponed for all of the other flap complications.
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SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS – CORNEA/EXTERNAL DISEASE CHAPTER 7
CORNEA/EXTERNAL DISEASE – ANSWER
8.PRK and LASEK are similar procedures. The main difference is b. For LASEK, a sheet of epithelium is preserved.
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FRIEDMAN: REVIEW OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS – CORNEA/EXTERNAL DISEASE CHAPTER 7
CORNEA/EXTERNAL DISEASE – ANSWER
9.The most effective treatment for patients with dry eye related to meibomian gland disease is
a. warm compresses and oral minocycline
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FRIEDMAN: REVIEW OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS – CORNEA/EXTERNAL DISEASE CHAPTER 7
CORNEA/EXTERNAL DISEASE – ANSWER
10.The best initial treatment of a 1.5mm corneal perforation is
c.cyanoacrylate glue and contact lens—is usually the best initial tectonic solution for a small perforation until definitive surgical repair can be performed.
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FRIEDMAN: REVIEW OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
ASSESSMENT SECTION – MULTIPLE QUESTIONS – UVEITIS CHAPTER 8
UVEITIS
1.Patients with granulomatous uveitis
a.may have Koeppe nodules
b.typically have elevated eye pressure
c.often have Fuchs’ heterochromic iridocyclitis
d.are usually early adolescents
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2.Posterior uveitis is least likely to occur with
a.Sarcoidosis
b.Reiter’s syndrome
c.Tuberculosis
d.Syphilis
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3.Patients with Behcet’s disease are least likely to have
a.genital ulcers
b.deafness
c.oral aphthous ulcers
d.erythema nodosum
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4.Anterior chamber cells are most likely to be seen in
a.Primary open angle glaucoma
b.Posner-Schlossman syndrome
c.Urretts-Zhavalia syndrome
d.Progressive outer retinal necrosis
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5.Three months after cataract surgery, a patient returns with low grade uveitis. A white plaque is noted on the posterior capsule. The most likely cause of this condition is a
a.gram-negative rod
b.gram-positive anaerobic rod
c.gram-positive catalase positive cocci
d.gramnegative diplococci
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FRIEDMAN: REVIEW OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
ASSESSMENT SECTION – MULTIPLE QUESTIONS – UVEITIS CHAPTER 8
6.The lesions of multiple evanescent white dot syndrome (MEWDS) are best described as
a.multiple creamy yellow-white plaque-like lesions
b.granular retinal appearance with small (100-200m) white spots at level of RPE
c.small (100-300m) yellow or gray inner choroidal lesions
d.clusters of hyperpigmented spots (300-400m) surrounded by yellow-white halos
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7.A patient with which of the following intraocular infections has the best prognosis for survival
a.CMV retinitis
b.Acute retinal necrosis (ARN)
c.Candida endophthalmitis
b. Progressive outer retinal necrosis (PORN)
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8.Which of the following conditions that can cause uveitis is not commonly associated with oral lesions
a.Behcet's disease
b.Reiter's syndrome
c.HSV
d.Fuchs’ heterochromic iridocyclitis
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9.Fuchs’ heterochromic iridocyclitis is
a.typically bilateral
b.associated with congenital Horner’s syndrome
c.characterized by diffuse small white stellate KP
d.associated with a white forelock
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10.The test that would be least helpful in the work-up of a patient with a granulomatous uveitis is
a.VDRL
b.ACE
c.HLA-B27
d.PPD
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FRIEDMAN: REVIEW OF OPHTHALMOLOGY
SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS – UVEITIS CHAPTER 8
UVEITIS – ANSWER
1.Patients with granulomatous uveitis a. may have Koeppe nodules
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SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS – UVEITIS CHAPTER 8
UVEITIS – ANSWER
2.Posterior uveitis is least likely to occur with b. Reiter’s syndrome
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SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS – UVEITIS CHAPTER 8
UVEITIS – ANSWER
3.Patients with Behcet’s disease are least likely to have b. deafness
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SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS – UVEITIS CHAPTER 8
UVEITIS – ANSWER
4.Anterior chamber cells are most likely to be seen in b. Posner-Schlossman syndrome
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