NBEO – Ocular Disease Part 1: Questions With
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Are alkali or acidic burns more Alkali
harmful to the cornea?
Which type of illumination would D) Indirect illumination
MOST likely be used to diagnose a
patient with EBMD?
A) Sclerotic scatter
B) Optic section
C) Conical beam
D) Indirect illumination
Which of the following is NOT an C (white light)
appropriate use of a cobalt blue filter
during a slit lamp exam?
A) Performing Goldmann IOP with
fluorescein
B) TBUT testing
C) Evaluating herpetic dendrites with
rose bengal
D) Evaluating fleischer rings in
keratoconus without the use of
fluorescein
A _____________ is defined as a corneal corneal abrasion
epithelial defect with no underlying
infiltrate.
,Which of the following should NOT be C) Topical steroid
used in the treatment of a mechanical
corneal abrasion?
A) Artificial tears
B) Topical cycloplegic
C) Topical steroid
D) Topical antibiotic
Which of the following is an example D) Airbag residue
of an alkali agent that can cause
corneal damage?
A) Sulfuric acid
B) Nitric acid
C) PAVA
D) Airbag residue
Which of the following is an example C) PAVA
of an acidic agent that can cause
corneal damage?
A) Lime
B) Ammonia
C) PAVA
D) Airbag residue
____________ is used to determine if an Seidel's test
open globe injury exists by painting
the injury site with fluorescein.
Which of the following is NOT a sign C (+)
associated with an open globe injury?
A) Hyphema
B) Comotio retinae
C) (-) Seidel's test
D) Severe subconjunctival
hemorrhage
,What are the two main etiologies of A and D
idiopathic hyphemas (not caused by
trauma)? (Choose 2)
A) Sickle cell anemia
B) Hypertension
C) CRVO
D) Blood thinners
It is recommended not to perform C) 1 month
gonioscopy for at least ___________
following a traumatic hyphema.
A) 1 day
B) 1 week
C) 1 month
D) 1 year
What is the most common corneal Fuchs dystrophy
endothelial dystrophy?
A Grade 4 or complete hyphema is 8-ball hyphema
also referred to a ____________ hyphema.
Which of the following is NOT D) Transillumination defects
associated with a hyphema.
A) Corneal blood staining
B) Increase in IOP
C) Blood in the anterior chamber
D) Transillumination defects
What are the two most common B and D
demographics associated with Sickle
Cell Anemia? (Choose 2)
A) Caucasians
B) African Americans
C) Asians
D) Mediterranean
, Which of the following is NOT B) MRI
recommended when managing a
metallic intraocular foreign body?
A) CT scan
B) MRI
C) B scan
D) Seidel's test
Which of the following materials C) Copper
would be the most problematic in an
ocular foreign body?
A) Glass
b) Stone
C) Copper
D) Plastic
Orbital floor fractures are the most maxillary bone
common location for an orbital
fracture because the ____________ bone is
the weakest in the orbit.
What are the 3 main bones that make Maxillary, Palatine, Zygomatic
up the floor of the orbital rim?
Which of the following is NOT a C) Skew deviation
finding associated with an orbital
fracture?
A) Pain
B) Binocular diplopia
C) Skew deviation
D) Crepitus
Which of the following would you B (usually orbital floor location)
LEAST likely expect to find in a patient
with an orbital fracture?
A) Trapped inferior rectus
B) Trapped superior oblique
C) Trapped inferior oblique
D) Hypoesthesia of the cheek
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Are alkali or acidic burns more Alkali
harmful to the cornea?
Which type of illumination would D) Indirect illumination
MOST likely be used to diagnose a
patient with EBMD?
A) Sclerotic scatter
B) Optic section
C) Conical beam
D) Indirect illumination
Which of the following is NOT an C (white light)
appropriate use of a cobalt blue filter
during a slit lamp exam?
A) Performing Goldmann IOP with
fluorescein
B) TBUT testing
C) Evaluating herpetic dendrites with
rose bengal
D) Evaluating fleischer rings in
keratoconus without the use of
fluorescein
A _____________ is defined as a corneal corneal abrasion
epithelial defect with no underlying
infiltrate.
,Which of the following should NOT be C) Topical steroid
used in the treatment of a mechanical
corneal abrasion?
A) Artificial tears
B) Topical cycloplegic
C) Topical steroid
D) Topical antibiotic
Which of the following is an example D) Airbag residue
of an alkali agent that can cause
corneal damage?
A) Sulfuric acid
B) Nitric acid
C) PAVA
D) Airbag residue
Which of the following is an example C) PAVA
of an acidic agent that can cause
corneal damage?
A) Lime
B) Ammonia
C) PAVA
D) Airbag residue
____________ is used to determine if an Seidel's test
open globe injury exists by painting
the injury site with fluorescein.
Which of the following is NOT a sign C (+)
associated with an open globe injury?
A) Hyphema
B) Comotio retinae
C) (-) Seidel's test
D) Severe subconjunctival
hemorrhage
,What are the two main etiologies of A and D
idiopathic hyphemas (not caused by
trauma)? (Choose 2)
A) Sickle cell anemia
B) Hypertension
C) CRVO
D) Blood thinners
It is recommended not to perform C) 1 month
gonioscopy for at least ___________
following a traumatic hyphema.
A) 1 day
B) 1 week
C) 1 month
D) 1 year
What is the most common corneal Fuchs dystrophy
endothelial dystrophy?
A Grade 4 or complete hyphema is 8-ball hyphema
also referred to a ____________ hyphema.
Which of the following is NOT D) Transillumination defects
associated with a hyphema.
A) Corneal blood staining
B) Increase in IOP
C) Blood in the anterior chamber
D) Transillumination defects
What are the two most common B and D
demographics associated with Sickle
Cell Anemia? (Choose 2)
A) Caucasians
B) African Americans
C) Asians
D) Mediterranean
, Which of the following is NOT B) MRI
recommended when managing a
metallic intraocular foreign body?
A) CT scan
B) MRI
C) B scan
D) Seidel's test
Which of the following materials C) Copper
would be the most problematic in an
ocular foreign body?
A) Glass
b) Stone
C) Copper
D) Plastic
Orbital floor fractures are the most maxillary bone
common location for an orbital
fracture because the ____________ bone is
the weakest in the orbit.
What are the 3 main bones that make Maxillary, Palatine, Zygomatic
up the floor of the orbital rim?
Which of the following is NOT a C) Skew deviation
finding associated with an orbital
fracture?
A) Pain
B) Binocular diplopia
C) Skew deviation
D) Crepitus
Which of the following would you B (usually orbital floor location)
LEAST likely expect to find in a patient
with an orbital fracture?
A) Trapped inferior rectus
B) Trapped superior oblique
C) Trapped inferior oblique
D) Hypoesthesia of the cheek
