Neuro-Ophtho

Question 1

Anisocoria - miosis (constricted pupil)

Answer 1

Uveitis/iritis
Keratitis
Pharmacologic
Posterior Synechia

Question 2

Anisocoria - mydriasis (dilated pupil)

Answer 2

Iris atrophy
Glaucoma
Pharmacologic
Synechia

Question 3

Feline spastic pupil syndrome

Answer 3

abnormal pupillary behavior in FeLV + Cats

pupillary appearance can change throughout the day

Question 4

Feline Hemidilated Pupil

Answer 4

D and Reverse D pupils

lesion in the temporal or mesial short ciliary nerve

Question 5

Pharmacologic testing of Horner’s

Answer 5

10% phenylephrine drop - if it dilates = Horner’s if not, uveitis or something else
more profound reaction in post-ganglionic (20 min) vs pre-ganglionic (20-40min)

Question 6

Miosis

Answer 6

constricted pupil - loss of SNS to the eye

Question 7

Ptosis

Answer 7

drooping lid - loss of Müller’s muscle innervation and enophthalmos

Question 8

Enophthalmos

Answer 8

bulging eye - loss of periorbital smooth muscle tone

Question 9

3rd eyelid protrusion

Answer 9

loss of smooth muscle tone and enophthalmos

Question 10

What breed is commonly affected with idiopathic horner’s?

Answer 10

Goldens