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Quiz - Review meeting

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following DNA functions ensures the motion artifacts are mitigated (Neutralized)

a)

Dual Laser Beam with Live Eye Tracking

b)

ART ( Automatic Real time meaning Noise Reduction)

c)

Confocal Optics

d)

All of the above

2.

Confocal Optics is useful for

a)

Precise follow up

b)

helps to image patients with media opacity

c)

To see all the retinal layers in OCT

d)

All of the above

3.

Multimodal Imaging in Spectralis is clinically beneficial because

a)

It allows doctor to understand the pathology.

b)

it enables the doctor to generate more revenue

c)

helps to scan patients with media opacity

d)

it helps doctor to publish papers

4.

Which of the following DNA of Spectralis is useful for precise follow up glaucoma progression

a)

Detects smallest measurable change of 1-2 microns

b)

Dual laser beam with Live eye tracking

c)

ART

d)

Multi color imaging & Blue Reflectance map

5.

Which of the following is most important for OCTA

a)

Higher Axial & Transverse Resolution

b)

Enface Imaging

c)

Automatic Segmentation

d)

Wide field Imaging

6.

What is a limitation of OCT based Angiograpby

a)

Areas of leakage and pooling can not be identified

b)

Movement and speed of RBCs

c)

Acquisition time is more and very challenging on Uncooperative patients.

d)

All of the above

7.

Which of the following about Multicolor Fundus Imaging is clinically relevant in Spectralis

a)

helps to see pathology clearly

b)

produces Blue, Green and IR Reflectance maps

c)

Depicts true fundus imaging

d)

Uses three different lasers of specific wavelength to penetrate at different depths

8.

Which of the following is the most recommended Imaging module to see areas of Geographic Atrophy

a)

Fundus Autofluorescence

b)

Multi color fundus Imaging

c)

Fluorescein Angiography and ICGA

d)

OCT Angiography Module

9.

A holistic approach to evaluate Glaucoma, the doctor needs

a)

Normative Data base

b)

Proper Segmentation of RNFL and Ganglioic Cell Complex.

c)

A systematic approach to Study RIM , RNFL, GCL Profile and a crisp Optic disc image

d)

Color Coded PIE Chart

10.

OCT scans in Patients with other Neurological disorders will show

a)

Loss of only Neuro retinal Rim

b)

Vertical asymmetry in GCL thickness map

c)

Horizontal asymmetry in the retinal thickness map

d)

We cannot rely on OCT Scans to pick up other neurological disorders.

11.

Which of the following Function in Spectralis makes it the most economically viable system for Doctors

a)

Multi modal Imaging Platform

b)

produces high quality images

c)

Improves workflow efficiency

d)

Unlike Competitors we are Not locked inside the box

12.

The Maximum scan length & Scan depth of OCT Section while using ASM in Spectralis OCT is

a)

16.5 mm & 1.9mm

b)

15mm & 5mm

c)

8mm & 12mm

d)

14mm & 14mm

13.

ICGA allows visualization of

a)

Retinal Vessels clearly

b)

Both retinal and Choroidal vessels

c)

Choroidal Vessels clearly

d)

blood vessels present in Iris

14.

Scan depth in Anterion is

a)

14mm

b)

18mm

c)

16.5mm

d)

20mm

15.

In Anterion, how many data measurement points are present in the central 3mm Zone of cornea

a)

16650 measurement points

b)

6240 measurement points

c)

2640 measurement points

d)

1300 measurement points

16.

In Anterion, what is the maximum area of cornea we can measure

a)

8mm

b)

16mm

c)

12mm

d)

16.5mm

17.

What is the maximum area of Cornea in Anterion can be measured

a)

5mm

b)

8mm

c)

12mm

d)

14mm

18.

Eye tracking in Anterion is based on

a)

Pupil Centre

b)

visual axis

c)

Most elevated point of Cornea

d)

you can preset the tracking point

19.

Which of the following maps will help you to pick up early Keratoconus

a)

Tangential and Elevation maps

b)

Pachymetry map

c)

Corneal Wave-front analysis

d)

None of these maps can pick up early Keratoconus

20.

Which of the following IOL Formulae are present in Anterion for Post refractive surgical eyes

a)

Okulix

b)

Holladay

c)

Hoffer Q

d)

Barett Universal

21.

What is angle KAPPA?

a)

Angle between Iris and Cornea

b)

Angle between visual axis and pupillary Center

c)

Angle between Steepest point in the cornea and Flatest point on the cornea

d)

None of the above

22.

Identify the pathology in this picture

a)

RPE Atrophy

b)

Choroidal Neovascularization

c)

Choroidal folds

d)

Polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy

23.

Which of the cells generate Oscillatory Potentials

a)

Amacraine cells

b)

Photoreceptor cells

c)

Retinal Pigmented epithelial cells

d)

All the cells of the retina collectively generate Oscillatory potentials

24.

Which electrodiagnostic test gives us over all functional information of Rods and Cones cells

a)

Multifocal Erg

b)

Full field ERG

c)

VEP

d)

EOG

25.

To check the visual pathway of patient, which electrodiagnostic test is done

a)

mF ERG and Pattern ERG

b)

mf-ERG

c)

Full Field ERG

d)

VEP

26.

Standard Beta Plus System of Roland includes

a)

Bigger Ganzfled

b)

Mini Ganzfled

c)

Baby flash

d)

Bigger Ganzfled and Mini Ganzgled

27.

Which of the following can pick up early Glaucoma

a)

Spectralis OCT with GMPE S/W

b)

ERG Machine

c)

Field Analyzer

d)

All of the above

28.

The circular scan of ONH in ONH, how many data points are measured in Spectralis

a)

768 data points

b)

256 data points

c)

1050 data points

d)

68 data points

29.

Which of the OCT does not perform Cube scan for Optic Nerve head analysis

a)

Zeiss Cirrus 6000

b)

Triton

c)

Spectralis

d)

Nidel RS 3300 DUO

30.

What is the benefit of SS OCT based Anterion over Schiempflug Camera based Biometers

a)

SS OCT based Anterion is not dependent on Tear film

b)

Anterion can measure Axial Length even in eyes with silicon oil

c)

Anterion measure angle Kappa which schiemflug cameras cannot measure

d)

Acquisition in Anterion is easy compared to Schiempflug cameras