Ocular Health Quiz

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Ocular Health Quiz

Test your knowledge on common eye conditions with our engaging Ocular Health Quiz! This quiz covers a variety of topics, including chalazion, ptosis, blepharitis, and more. Whether you are a medical student, a healthcare professional, or simply someone interested in eye health, this quiz is designed for you!

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Chronic Chalazion in eye lid characterized by

Very painful

Painless swelling

Redness hotness and tenderness

Surgical drainage from skin side is the best approach

Regarding to Stye all correct except

Inflammation in meibomian gland

Very painful swelling in eye lid

Related to eye lashes

Response to medical treatment

Regarding to blepharitis choose the correct answer

Squamous blepharitis is a yellow crust on eye lid

Seborrhoeic blepharitis need a vigorous treatment with antibiotics

Ulcerative blepharitis is due to staphylococcus aureus infection and need vigorous treatment with antibiotics

Seborrhoeic blepharitis may lead to fibrosis

Regards to Chalazion what is the wrong answer

Best to be seen than felt

Very large Chalazion may lead to Ptosis of lid

Chalazion better seen from conjunctival side

Chalazion is surgical drained by vertical incision from conjunctival side

Regards to Ptosis choose the wrong answer

The most common cause is congenital Ptosis

3rd nerve palsy present by Ptosis and esotropia and dilated pupils

Marginal reflex distance normally is 4-5mm

Ice pack and tensolin test are tests used to diagnose Ptosis In maythenia graves

Regards to Ptosis choose the correct answer

Congenital Ptosis better done as early as possible in mild cases

Congenital Ptosis with good levator function do frontalis operation

Congenital Ptosis with poor levator function do levator resection operation

Severe Unilateral congenital Ptosis should done as early as possible

Regards to entropion and ectropion what is the wrong answer

Two important causes is senility and cicatricial fibrosis

Entropion present by epiphora

Senility malposition is treated by horizontal tightening of the lid laxity surgically

Ectropion is managed by replacing the shortened skin by a skin graft from behind the ear.

Regards to lagophthalmos choose the wrong answer

Bell's Palsy is the commenst cause

Usually occurs with facial nerve Palsy

Superior corneal ulcer is the most common complications

Treated by lubricant eye drops and lateral tarsorrhaphy in resistant cases

Regards to epiphora choose the wrong answer

Fluorescein dye disappearance test and Lacrimal syringing are important for diagnose

DCR operation done for punctum occlusion

Congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction treated by massage and eye drops as it resolves with time

Ectropion usually present by epiphora

Regards to dacrocystitis what is wrong answer

Acute dacrocystitis is due staphylococcus aureus in chronic dacrocystitis

Reguge test is negative in chronic dacrocystitis

Acute dacrocystitis treated by vigorous antibiotics

Chronic dacrocystitis treated surgical by DCR

Regards to Dry eye what is the wrong answer

Collagen diseases usually affect Lacrimal gland cause dryness

Patient present by burning sensation and grittiness

Schirmer’s filter paper strip test ,tear film BUT are important for diagnose dry eye

Fluorescein test is important for confirmation of diagnosis

Ptosis can occur in the following clinical situations:

Following blunt trauma to the eyelid

Ln myasthenia gravis and Horner's syndrome

As a congenital condition

All of above

Complications of acute dacrocystitis is except

Cavernous sinus thrombosis

Orbital cellulitis

Endophthalmitis after cataract surgery

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