Glaucoma OKAP

Front

What is phacoantigenic glaucoma?

Back

A type of glaucoma caused by an immune response to lens proteins after cataract surgery or lens rupture.

Front

What distinguishes phacoantigenic glaucoma from lens particle glaucoma?

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Phacoantigenic glaucoma is IgG mediated, while lens particle glaucoma is due to mechanical obstruction by lens particles.

Front

What is the primary component found in high concentrations in aqueous humor?

Back

Ascorbate.

Front

What is the purpose of measuring intraocular pressure (IOP)?

Back

To diagnose and monitor glaucoma.

Front

Which device is an induction-based system to measure IOP?

Back

iCare.

Front

What is a prodrug in the context of glaucoma medications?

Back

A medication that is metabolized into an active form after administration.

Front

Which prostaglandin is not a prodrug?

Back

Bimatoprost.

Front

What is the hypertensive phase in glaucoma drainage device implantation?

Back

A temporary increase in intraocular pressure following the surgery.

Front

What factors increase the likelihood of a hypertensive phase after glaucoma drainage device implantation?

Back

Use of a valved device.

Front

What is uveitic glaucoma?

Back

A type of glaucoma associated with inflammation of the uvea.