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WorksheetsSecondary Eye Care 2022 Session 2
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 3mins
Which of the following is not a features of scleritis?
Scleral thinning
Adherent vessels
Blanchable with phenylephrine
Bluish hue on scleral
A 56 year-old gentleman presented to Kudat hospital for right eye redness, yellowish eye discharge and pain with reduced vision. He claimed that he had a history of cutting grass and foreign body entered his right eye 3 days ago. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis of his right eye?
Acute anterior uveitis
Acute bacterial keratitis
Acute viral keratitis
Acute angle closure glaucoma
Which of the following feature suggest the diagnosis of bacterial conjunctivitis?
Bilateral eye involvement
Tarsal conjunctival papillae
Mucopurulent discharge
Preauricular lymph node enlargement
A 29 year-old lady presented to eye clinic complaining of red eye, eye pain and photophobia. Examinations showed anterior chamber cells and keratic precipitates. Which of following investigation is INCORRECT to assist in the diagnosis of this patient?
Mantoux test
Toxoplasma serology
ANA
HbA1C
Regarding CRAO
Is not an ocular emergency
Occlusion can occur at central retinal artery only
Immediate referral to ophthalmologist is required
Can be given appointment date in 1 month time
Regarding CRVO except
Eye pain due to high intraocular pressure
Poor vision can be due to macula oedema
Poor vision can be due to vitreous hemorrhage
Need frequent fundus photo in health clinic only
Regarding signs and symptoms of Angle closure attack except
Painful reduced vision
Halos around lights
Conjunctiva injected
Pupil on the affected eye is round and reactive
True regarding Optic neuritis except
Can occur following post viral infection
Does not required other cranial nerve and CNS examination
Associated with reduce optic nerve function test
Typical optic neuritis can spontaneously resolve
Below are signs and symptoms of acute angle closure glaucoma except
Headache
Clear cornea
High intraocular pressure
Mid dilated pupil
Statements below are true regarding glaucoma except
Open angle glaucoma may go unnoticed until late stage as patient may not have symptoms.
Glaucoma can be divided into open angle glaucoma and closed angle glaucoma.
Trauma is a cause of secondary glaucoma.
Increased cup disc ratio is not a sign of glaucoma.
Below are risk factors for glaucoma except:
Family history of glaucoma
History of eye injury
Long term steroid usage
Usage of digital devices for long periods
Which statement below is true regarding glaucoma?
Glaucoma causes reversible visual field loss.
Early detection of the disease is not beneficial in patient with glaucoma.
Intraocular pressure is the strongest known risk factor.
Visual field testing is not required to be performed in patient with glaucoma.
Below are the causes of leukocoria EXCEPT
Persistent iris atrophy
Endophthalmitis
Retinoblastoma
Congenital Cataract
Signs to look for Retinoblastoma EXCEPT
Squinting eye
Buphthalmos (enlarged cornea)
White reflection in the pupil
Ptosis
Screening criteria for Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) include
Macrosomic baby
Baby born before 36 weeks of gestation
Birth weight less than 1500g
History of ROP in previous pregnancy
Treatment for dense congenital cataract is
Patching of better eye
Spectacles correction
Instillation of eye drops
Surgical correction
