Semester 5 Assessment and Mgmt. of Eye & Vision disorders

What is the name of the eye disorder pictured?

• Trachoma

• Ptosis

• Trichiasis

• Scotomas

Match the following

• iris

• Middle layer of the eyeball

• retina

• Outer layer of the eyeball

• sclera

• Inner layer of the eyeball

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Retina

,

(b) Iris

,

(c) Aqueous humor

,

(d) Choroid

• gives the eyeball its shape

• Supplies blood and oxygen to the outer retina

• extension of the optic nerve

• gives the eye its color

What is normal IOP measured by a tonometry. It is usually higher in the morning (important to document the time IOP is taken)?

• 10-21 mm HG

• 5-10 mm HG

• 20-31 mm Hg

Match the following eye tests with the condition being assessed

• Test for macular degeneration

• Slit lamp examination

• Test for glaucoma

• Amsler Grid

• Distance visual acuity

• Snellen Chart

• Can examine the eye with magnification

• Tonometry

Clients who have excellent distant vision but blurry near vision have ​ (a)   and are said to be farsighted . Clients who are nearsighted and blurred distant vision are said to have ​ ​ (b)  

• hyperopia
• myopia
• mypoia
• ptosis

What is the time interval between administering eye medications?

• 5-minute interval

• 10 -minute interval

• 1-minute interval

• 15-minute interval

Match the following eye medication with its usage

• Help alleviate corneal irritation

• Amphotericin B

• Occurs within 20 second to 1 minute and

• Artificial tears

• Cause pupil dilation

• Acyclovir

• Main antifungal agent

• Mydriasis

• Antiviral medication used to treat CMV

• Anesthetic agents

What is referred to as the "silent thief of sight" (a)  

• glaucoma
• cataracts
• macular degeneration

What is the leading cause of blindness in the world​ (a)  

• cataracts
• glaucoma
• macular degeneration