infection/inflammation

Question 1

are you more likely to see injection with acute or chronic? high IOP?

Answer 1

acute, chronic

Question 2

HLA-B27 is generally (acute or chronic) (granulomatous or non)

Answer 2

acute, non granulomatous

Question 3

what types of drugs cause ocular problems

Answer 3

bisphosphonates, antibiotics, moxifloxacin

Question 4

HLAB27, stiffness after inactivity, acute anterior uveitis

Answer 4

ankylosing spondylitis

Question 5

urethritis, arthritis, conjunctivitis, HLAB27, acute

Answer 5

reactive arthritis

Question 6

Behcet’s dz: what type of uveitis? non-ocular characteristics? hypopion? acute?

Answer 6

panuveitis with retinal vasculitis; painful oral and genital ulcers; sometimes but short-lived and non painful; acute

Question 7

presentation of HSV iritis

Answer 7

foreign body sensation more than pain; can have fine or mutton fat KP; iris atrophy; acute

Question 8

hx of shingles (scars on skin), iris atrophy, HIV, acute

Answer 8

herpes zoster

Question 9

tubulo interstitial nephritis and uveitis syndrome (TINU): presentation, granulomas, workup

Answer 9

sudden onset pain and photophobia and redness, BILATERAL; nongranulomatous; urine beta2 microglobulin

Question 10

JIA uveitis: chronic or acute? unilateral or bi? injection? granulomas? blood test? presentation?

Answer 10

chronic bilateral assymptomatic. ANA +. Athritis

Question 11

skin nodules, pulmonary, joints, mutton fat KP

Answer 11

sarcoid