#5 Flashcards

1
Q

False projection is absent

A

Comitant Squint

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2
Q

Diplopia is usually present

A

Incomitant Squint

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3
Q

Ocular movements are restricted

A

Incomitant Squint

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4
Q

Abnormal head posture is absent

A

Comitant Squint

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5
Q

Always commences in childhood

A

Esotropia

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6
Q

More common in Caucasians

A

Esotropia

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7
Q

In, unilateral squints of long standing, this eye may remain motionless or move only slightly

A

None of the choices (Eccentric fixation)

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8
Q

Vision is better if letters are presented in a row than in single letters

A

None of the choices (Crowding Phenomenon)

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9
Q

The px is asked to look in the direction in which movement is being tested and the maximum range noted. The eyeball is then held at the opposite limbus with a
toothed forceps and rotated maximally further in the same direction.

A

Forced Duction Test

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10
Q

To judge if the limitation of the full range of eye movement is purely paralytic or whether there is some physical restriction

A

Forced Duction Test

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11
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The anaesthetized limbus is grasped with a forceps and a ‘tug’ is appreciated when the px ‘attempts’ to move the eye in the affected direction if the muscle is not paralysed but only ‘mechanically restricted’ in making the eye move

A

Force Generation Test

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12
Q

Result that indicates restriction

A

Positive

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13
Q

Result that indicates paresis

A

Negative

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14
Q

In Hirschberg Test, what is the approximate magnitude of deviation if the reflex is at:
- pupil margin
- halfway between center of pupil and corneal margin
- halfway between pupil margin and corneal margin
- corneal margin

A
  • 15°
  • None of the choices (20° ana naa sa book) *some would say na ang ans here is 45PD idk why,wa sd ko kabasa ana hue
  • 30°
  • None of the choices(45°)
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15
Q

TRUE/FALSE
- A constant deviation of > 10 deg exotropia warrants surgery

  • A constant deviation of > 25 deg exotropia warrants surgery
  • A constant deviation of > 5 PD hypertropia warrants surgery
  • A constant deviation of > 25 PD esotropia warrants surgery
  • Conservative therapy includes training prisms
A
  • False
  • False
  • False
  • False
  • True
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16
Q

TRUE/FALSE
Vertical deviations give the greatest discomfort of all

A

False (Cyclophoria)

17
Q

TRUE/FALSE
Exophoria with 5-10 PD of deviation usually has
asthenopia

A

False (5-10°)

18
Q

TRUE/FALSE
Converging power can be raised to 50 deg with training

19
Q

TRUE/FALSE
Diverging power should be 5PD

A

False (4-5°)

20
Q

TRUE/FALSE
Normal limits of super and subduction should be 1.5 to 2.5 deg

21
Q

Fully corrected by and add for near work

A

Non-Refractive

22
Q

Eso at D is greater than N

A

Refractive

23
Q

Eso at D = Eso at N

A

Non-accommodative

24
Q

Fully corrected by hyperopic correction for D

A

Refractive

25
No change with refraction correction
Non-accommodative
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-Compensatory chin deppression - Compensatory chin elevation - Overaction of IO - Weakness of SO
- A exo (since V eso/A exo) - A eso (since V exo/A eso) - V pattern - V pattern
27
Weakens the muscle without altering its attachment site
Marginal Myotomy
28
Weakens the function by changing the attachment site of the muscle on the eyeball
Recession
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Strengthens the muscle by shortening the muscle and reattaching to its original position
Resection