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CRA: Certified Retinal Angiography Exam
Questions with Detailed Verified Answers
Question: What is the order of aqueous humor flow?
Ans✅ ✅: Ciliary body > posterior chamber > pupil > anterior chamber > trabecular
meshwork (filtration angle) > Schlemms cancal > episcleral blood vessels
Question: What structure in the eye produces aqueous humor?
Ans✅ ✅: ciliary body
Question: What muscles contracts the pupil?
Ans✅ ✅: circular sphincter
Question: What muscles dilate the pupil?
Ans✅ ✅: Radial dilator
Question: What are the layers of the retina in order?
Ans✅ ✅: ILM > RNFL > GCL > IPL > INL > OPL > ONL > Photoreceptor > RPE >
Choroid
Question: What are photoreceptors in the eye?
Ans✅ ✅: sensory cell that responds to light rods and cones responsible for
perception of black and white and color vision
Question: Does the fovea consist of rods or cone receptor cells?
Ans✅ ✅: Cones
Question: What are cone photoreceptors responsible for?
Ans✅ ✅: Color vision
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Question: What are rod photoreceptor cells responsible for?
Ans✅ ✅: dim light night vision and black and white vision
Question: What are the four layers of the choroid?
Ans✅ ✅: Hallers > Sattlers > Choriocapillaries > Bruchs membrane
Question: What is the vitreous?
Ans✅ ✅: clear gel between the lens and the retina consisting of 98% water along
with small amounts of protein and collagen
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
1?
Ans✅ ✅: optic disc
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
2?
Ans✅ ✅: macula
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
3?
Ans✅ ✅: temporal to macula
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
4?
Ans✅ ✅: Superior temporal
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
5?
Ans✅ ✅: Inferior temporal
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
6?
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Ans✅ ✅: Superior nasal
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
7?
Ans✅ ✅: Inferior nasal
Question: How is blood supplied to the iris?
Ans✅ ✅: greater arterial circle located through iris
Question: How is blood supplied to the retina?
Ans✅ ✅: Central retinal artery and posterior ciliary arteries
Question: How is blood supplied to the choroid?
Ans✅ ✅: ophthalmic artery
Question: The choroid accounts for ______% of total blood flow in the
eye.
Ans✅ ✅: 85%
Question: what is the difference between veins and arteries and how to
tell them apart on fundus image?
Ans✅ ✅: Arteries carry oxygenated blood away from the heart supplying blood to
the body, while veins carry deoxygenated blood rich in waste product through the liver
and kidneys to the heart - Arteries look pale while veins are deep red in color
Question: The eye uses ___________ in the blood to the feed the
retina and provide oxygen to the eye.
Ans✅ ✅: Glucose
Question: What does systemic mean?
Ans✅ ✅: disease that affects the whole body rather than a single organ or part of
the body, ex. dm, hypertension, ocular ischemic syndrome
CRA: Certified Retinal Angiography Exam
Questions with Detailed Verified Answers
Question: What is the order of aqueous humor flow?
Ans✅ ✅: Ciliary body > posterior chamber > pupil > anterior chamber > trabecular
meshwork (filtration angle) > Schlemms cancal > episcleral blood vessels
Question: What structure in the eye produces aqueous humor?
Ans✅ ✅: ciliary body
Question: What muscles contracts the pupil?
Ans✅ ✅: circular sphincter
Question: What muscles dilate the pupil?
Ans✅ ✅: Radial dilator
Question: What are the layers of the retina in order?
Ans✅ ✅: ILM > RNFL > GCL > IPL > INL > OPL > ONL > Photoreceptor > RPE >
Choroid
Question: What are photoreceptors in the eye?
Ans✅ ✅: sensory cell that responds to light rods and cones responsible for
perception of black and white and color vision
Question: Does the fovea consist of rods or cone receptor cells?
Ans✅ ✅: Cones
Question: What are cone photoreceptors responsible for?
Ans✅ ✅: Color vision
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Question: What are rod photoreceptor cells responsible for?
Ans✅ ✅: dim light night vision and black and white vision
Question: What are the four layers of the choroid?
Ans✅ ✅: Hallers > Sattlers > Choriocapillaries > Bruchs membrane
Question: What is the vitreous?
Ans✅ ✅: clear gel between the lens and the retina consisting of 98% water along
with small amounts of protein and collagen
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
1?
Ans✅ ✅: optic disc
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
2?
Ans✅ ✅: macula
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
3?
Ans✅ ✅: temporal to macula
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
4?
Ans✅ ✅: Superior temporal
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
5?
Ans✅ ✅: Inferior temporal
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
6?
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Ans✅ ✅: Superior nasal
Question: In the 7 fields of gaze ETDRS map, what can be seen in field
7?
Ans✅ ✅: Inferior nasal
Question: How is blood supplied to the iris?
Ans✅ ✅: greater arterial circle located through iris
Question: How is blood supplied to the retina?
Ans✅ ✅: Central retinal artery and posterior ciliary arteries
Question: How is blood supplied to the choroid?
Ans✅ ✅: ophthalmic artery
Question: The choroid accounts for ______% of total blood flow in the
eye.
Ans✅ ✅: 85%
Question: what is the difference between veins and arteries and how to
tell them apart on fundus image?
Ans✅ ✅: Arteries carry oxygenated blood away from the heart supplying blood to
the body, while veins carry deoxygenated blood rich in waste product through the liver
and kidneys to the heart - Arteries look pale while veins are deep red in color
Question: The eye uses ___________ in the blood to the feed the
retina and provide oxygen to the eye.
Ans✅ ✅: Glucose
Question: What does systemic mean?
Ans✅ ✅: disease that affects the whole body rather than a single organ or part of
the body, ex. dm, hypertension, ocular ischemic syndrome