In the patients visual acuity what does the numerator stand for?

On Right gaze, what are the involved Cranial nerves?

The pinhole acts by eliminating divergent light rays from entering the eye and allows only non refracted central light ray to reach the retina as a point.

Myopic patients have long eyeball with focal point before the retina.

Hyperopic patients have short eyeball, low lens power and corrected with plus lenses

Replacement of the lens with a PCIOL normally follows intracapsular cataract extraction after leaving behind the capsule.

In DM Retinopathy, pericyte loss is the Hallmark of early events and the level of ischemia is the main driver for disease progression.

Retinal neovascularizations are seen in the severe stage of NPDR.

The level of retinal ischemia is determined by UTZ and OCT?

Management for PDR include Blood sugar control, Anti-VEGF injection and Panretinal photocoagulation.

What structure in the Left eye accounts for the blurred media?

What is the normal range of intraocular pressure?

What is the gold standard in measuring IOP?

Aqueous is produced by the ciliary body and serves circulatory function for the avascular tissues.

Cornea edema and increased Cup Disc ratio are the effects of increased intraocular pressure.

Gonioscopy, visual field exam and fundoscopy are useful in Glaucoma evaluation:

Oral carbonic anhydrase inhibitors and beta blockers are used for the treatment of Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma.