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Copy of Disorders of the senses 25/26

Copy of Disorders of the senses 25/26

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61 Slides • 30 Questions

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Which of the following systems is associated with vision disorders?

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Olfactory system

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Auditory system

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Ophthalmic system

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Digestive system

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Multiple Choice

The _______ system is responsible for the sense of smell.

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Auditory

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Olfactory

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Ophthalmic

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Nervous

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Which system is related to hearing disorders?

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Olfactory system

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Auditory system

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Ophthalmic system

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Respiratory system

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Which treatment can help draw fluid from aqueous and vitreous humour and decrease pressure?

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Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

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Intravenous mannitol

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Miotics

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Beta Blockers

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Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors are used to ______.

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Increase aqueous outflow

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Reduce formation of aqueous humour

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Draw fluid from vitreous humour

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Decrease pressure

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What is the purpose of using miotics in eye treatment?

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To reduce pressure

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To increase aqueous outflow

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To reduce formation of aqueous humour

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To draw fluid from vitreous humour.

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Multiple Choice

Beta Blockers are used to ______.

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Increase aqueous outflow

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Draw fluid from aqueous humour

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Reduce formation of aqueous humour

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Decrease pressure

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Which of the following treatments is NOT used to reduce the formation of aqueous humour?

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Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

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Miotics

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Beta Blockers

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Intravenous mannitol

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Multiple Choice

What is sometimes used in puppies to correct eye problems?

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Permanent sutures

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Temporary tacking sutures

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Eye drops

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Laser surgery

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Multiple Choice

In mature dogs, what is often needed to correct eye problems?

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Medication

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Surgical procedures

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Diet change

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Physical therapy

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Multiple Choice

What is a commonly used surgery for correcting eye problems in dogs?

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Removing a narrow strip of skin

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Laser treatment

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Eye drops

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Physical therapy

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Multiple Choice

To complete the surgical correction in dogs, what type of sutures are used?

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Permanent

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Dissolving

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Temporary

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Non-dissolving

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a basic treatment for eye conditions?

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Remove the cause

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Antibiotic eye-drops

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Analgesia

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All of the above.

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Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of using contact lenses in the treatment of complicated ulcers?

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Improve vision

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Protect the eyelids from rubbing the open area

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Cure the ulcer

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None of the above.

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Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank: Surgical procedures such as _______ are used for complicated ulcers.

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grid keratotomy

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laser surgery

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cataract removal

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corneal transplant

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Multiple Choice

Conjunctivitis is a descriptive term referring to ______.

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inflamed skin

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inflamed conjunctiva

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inflamed throat

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inflamed stomach

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is used to detect corneal abrasions or ulcers?

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Blood test

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Fluorescein stain

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X-ray

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MRI

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Multiple Choice

What is the primary use of an ophthalmoscope?

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Eye examination

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Ear examination

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Heart examination

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Lung examination

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Multiple Choice

To measure intraocular pressure, a _______ is used.

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Tonometer

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Barometer

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Hygrometer

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Multiple Choice

What is the intraocular pressure threshold mentioned in the context of glaucoma that can lead to extreme pain?

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20 mmHg

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30 mmHg

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40 mmHg

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50 mmHg

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Multiple Choice

In patients with glaucoma, intraocular pressure above ___ mmHg can result in blindness within hours.

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20

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Multiple Choice

What condition is associated with intraocular pressure being outside the normal range?

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Cataracts

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Glaucoma

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Myopia

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Astigmatism

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Multiple Choice

Persistently high intraocular pressure of above ___ mmHg can result in blindness within hours.

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20

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Multiple Choice

Beta Blockers are used to reduce the formation of ______.

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Vitreous humour

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Aqueous humour

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Blood pressure

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Intraocular pressure

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Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank: Referral to _______ or specialist centres is part of the treatment options.

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Eye clinic

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Heart clinic

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Skin clinic

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Lung clinic

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Multiple Choice

Glaucoma is a very difficult disease to treat, and many dogs will require ______ of the affected eye/s.

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Surgery

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Enucleation

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Medication

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Observation

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Multiple Choice

In Entropion, what part of the eye do the eyelashes rub against?

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Cornea

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Retina

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Iris

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Pupil

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not listed as a breed affected by the condition?

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Old English Sheep Dog

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English Springer Spaniel

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Cavalier King Charles Spaniel

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Siamese Cat

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In mature dogs, surgical procedures are often needed to correct entropion. True or False?

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a possible cause of ectropion?

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A) Scarring

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B) Running

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C) Singing

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D) Painting

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