Opthalmology Flashcards
1
Q
In a patient with mild posterior scleritis, what is the most appropriate treatment?
A
NSAIDS
2
Q
In a patient with reduced vision in posterior scleritis, what is the most appropriate treatment stepwise ?
A
- high dose prednisolone and rituximab
- cyclophosphamide
3
Q
Describe 3 things seen on fundoscopy in background diabetic neuropathy
A
- hard exudates
- microaneurysms
- blot haemorrhages
4
Q
A patient presents with background retinopathy and a decrease in visual acuity what do they have?
A
Macular oedema
This can’t be seen on fundocopy
5
Q
When is IV acyclovir indicated in Herpes zoster opthalmicus?
A
Disseminated disease
6
Q
What is the prognosis of Herpes zoster opthalmicus?
A
most heal within 2 weeks
