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WorksheetsOphthalmology Chapter 7
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The drooping of the upper eyelid is called
Ptosis
Miosis
Diplopia
Which of the following is a normal response when performing the Rinne test?
The air-conducted tone is equal to the bone-conducted tone
The bone-conducted tone is twice as long as the air-conducted tone
The bone-conducted tone is three times as long as the air-conducted tone
The air-conducted tone is twice as long as the bone-conducted tone
Semicircular ducts are used in
Detecting movements of our head
Our sense of hearing
Our sense of smell
Our sense of taste
Which diagnostic test may be used to diagnose glaucoma?
Tympanometry
Non-contact tonometry
Tympanic light reflex
Endoscopy
A distorted tympanic light reflex could indicate
Hypertension
Conduction deafness
Nerve deafness
Ear infection
Hyperopia is
When the lens is too curved, causing the patient to be unable to see objects farther away
When the lens is too flat, causing the patient to be unable to see objects farther away
When the lens is too curved, causing the patient to be unable to see objects close up
When the lens is too flat, causing the patient to be unable to see objects close up
Which structure of the eye detects color and higher detailed vision
Cones
Rods
Cornea
Lens
Redness on the sclera of the eye, eye itching, and eye discharge may be signs of
Conjunctivitis
Myopia
Presbyopia
Night blindness
CPAP machines may be used in the treatment of
Glaucoma
Strep throat
Night blindness
Sleep apnea
Conductive deafness may be caused by
Wax build-up in the ear canal
Scarring of tympanic membrane
Fused ear ossicles
All of the above
An abnormally shaped cornea can cause
“Dry” macular degeneration
Cataracts
Astigmatism
Glaucoma
Legal blindness is when visual acuity falls below
20/100
20/200
20/50
20/20
What is the most common cause of blindness in patients over the age of 50?
Hyperopia
Presbyopia
“Dry” macular degeneration
Myopia
Dysphagia is noted during the physical exam. This could indicate damage to
Cranial nerve IX of X
The tympanic membrane
The lens
Cranial nerve II
The malleus is located in
The inner ear
The olfactory epithelium
The middle ear
The internal eye
