Optometry Clinical recognition and diagnosis
Exam Questions And Answers
ptosis, levator muscle paresis, unilateral can lead to deprivation
amblyopia - - -
correct answer ✅What is the condition? Caused by paralysis of
which muscle? What is the risk to kids?
surgery or botox - - -
correct answer ✅possible treatments for this
Blepharophimosis: ptosis, telecanthus and short horizontal
palpebral aperture can lead to deprivation amblyopia - - -
correct answer ✅what is the condition? what are the signs? what
is the risk to kids?
naevus flammeus present at birth caused by capillaries being
permanently dilated - - -
correct answer ✅What is the condition? what causes it?
high risk of glaucoma and choroidal hemangiomas may also occur
and can cause retinal detachment - - -
correct answer ✅what is the associated risk?
,Optometry Clinical recognition and diagnosis
Exam Questions And Answers
low risk of glaucoma choroidal hemangiomas may also occur and
can cause retinal detachment - - -
correct answer ✅what is the associated risk?
Macula dystrophy caused by Stargardt's resulting in impaired
central vision usually down to 6/60 - - -
correct answer ✅what is the pathology called? Associated
disease? Impact on vision?
naevus should be monitored in case it grows - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? Management?
melanosis is a stationary flat lesion seen more often in brown/black
people - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? distinguishing feature? more
common in which groups?
monitor for growth which indicates it is developing into a
melanoma - occurs more often in white people than brown/black - -
-
correct answer ✅Management? more concern for which groups?
, Optometry Clinical recognition and diagnosis
Exam Questions And Answers
lid coloboma exposes the cornea to damage - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? associated risk?
Megalocornea is Corneal diameter > 13mm without raised IOP
which causes Deep AC and myopia - - -
correct answer ✅What is this? What is it defined as? What are the
associated factors?
Corneal Macular Dystrophy has hazy ill defined central anterior
corneal opacities - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? defining features?
reduced vision depending on severity, early stages are treated with
excimer laser and corneal graft used if VA bacomes unacceptable - -
-
correct answer ✅affect on vision? treatment?
corneal lattice dystrophy has linear amyloid deposits in the central
anterior stroma causing reduced corneal sensitivity - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? defining features?
Exam Questions And Answers
ptosis, levator muscle paresis, unilateral can lead to deprivation
amblyopia - - -
correct answer ✅What is the condition? Caused by paralysis of
which muscle? What is the risk to kids?
surgery or botox - - -
correct answer ✅possible treatments for this
Blepharophimosis: ptosis, telecanthus and short horizontal
palpebral aperture can lead to deprivation amblyopia - - -
correct answer ✅what is the condition? what are the signs? what
is the risk to kids?
naevus flammeus present at birth caused by capillaries being
permanently dilated - - -
correct answer ✅What is the condition? what causes it?
high risk of glaucoma and choroidal hemangiomas may also occur
and can cause retinal detachment - - -
correct answer ✅what is the associated risk?
,Optometry Clinical recognition and diagnosis
Exam Questions And Answers
low risk of glaucoma choroidal hemangiomas may also occur and
can cause retinal detachment - - -
correct answer ✅what is the associated risk?
Macula dystrophy caused by Stargardt's resulting in impaired
central vision usually down to 6/60 - - -
correct answer ✅what is the pathology called? Associated
disease? Impact on vision?
naevus should be monitored in case it grows - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? Management?
melanosis is a stationary flat lesion seen more often in brown/black
people - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? distinguishing feature? more
common in which groups?
monitor for growth which indicates it is developing into a
melanoma - occurs more often in white people than brown/black - -
-
correct answer ✅Management? more concern for which groups?
, Optometry Clinical recognition and diagnosis
Exam Questions And Answers
lid coloboma exposes the cornea to damage - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? associated risk?
Megalocornea is Corneal diameter > 13mm without raised IOP
which causes Deep AC and myopia - - -
correct answer ✅What is this? What is it defined as? What are the
associated factors?
Corneal Macular Dystrophy has hazy ill defined central anterior
corneal opacities - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? defining features?
reduced vision depending on severity, early stages are treated with
excimer laser and corneal graft used if VA bacomes unacceptable - -
-
correct answer ✅affect on vision? treatment?
corneal lattice dystrophy has linear amyloid deposits in the central
anterior stroma causing reduced corneal sensitivity - - -
correct answer ✅what is this? defining features?
