Past midterm 2021 Flashcards
What is distatant opthalmoscopy?
A. examination of the inner eye from an arm distance
B. examination of the non tapetal fundus
C. examination of the tapetal fundus
D. examination of the eye by the indirect binocular opthalomoscopy with a condensing lens
A. examination of the inner eye from an arm distance
What is the function of tapetum?
A. Reflection of the light into the photoreceptors
B. Absorption of the light in the dark and so facilitate the night vision
C. Reflection of the light into the choroid to facilitate the function of it
D. Absorption of the light by the pigments of the retinal pigment epithelium.
A. Reflection of the light into the photoreceptors
The Rose bengal stains…
A. The atrophized conjunctival and corneal epithelium
B. the mucus and the corneal stroma
C. the necrotic and degenerated conjunctival and corneal epithelium
D. the phospholipid layer of the tear film
C. the necrotic and degenerated conjunctival and corneal epithelium
What is the feature of the Feline retina?
A. retinal vessels are originated from the periphery of the optic nerve head
B. retinal vessels are originated from the choroid
C. retinal vessels are originated from the center of the optic nerve head
D. There are four main pairs of the retinal vessels
A. retinal vessels are originated from the periphery of the optic nerve head
What is the feature of the canine retina?
A. retinal vessels are originated from the periphery of the optic nerve head
B. retinal vessels are originated from the choroid
C. retinal vessels are originated from the center of the optic nerve head
D. There are four main pairs of the retinal vessels
C. retinal vessels are originated from the center of the optic nerve head
How would you treat ectropion?
A. With Khunt-szymanowsky method
B. by the resection of the T-shape cartilage
C. by electroepilation
D. with pinch technique
A. With Khunt-szymanowsky method
What is the correct answer?
A. The Schiötz tonometer is an applanation tonometer
B. the tonopen is an indentation tonometer
C. the tonovet is a rebound tonometer
D. the tonopen is a rebound tonometer
C. the tonovet is a rebound tonometer
Tonopen is a applanation tonometer - common in small animals
Which is not test for the evaluation of the vision?
Obstacle course test
PLR test
falling cotton test
dazzle reflex test
PLR test
Which answer is not true?
A. The pigment epithelium of the retina doesnt contain pigment on the tapetal fundus
B. the retinal pigment epithelium contains pigment on the non tapetal fundus
C. the tapetum is located between the choroid and the retinal pigment epithelium on the ventral half of the fundus
D. the tapetum is located between the choroid and the retinal pigment epithelium on the dorsal half of the fundus
the tapetum is located between the choroid and the retinal pigment epithelium on the ventral half of the fundus
What is not requirement of the examination of the ocular fundus in small animals
A. darkened examination room
B. examiner in sitting position
C. slit lamp biomicroscope
D. tropicamide induced mydriasis
B. examiner in sitting position
Which test can be used to evaluate the quality of the PTF? (precorneal conjunctival tear film)
A. rose bengal staining test
B. the fluoresceint staning test
C. the schirmer test
D. the lissamine green staining test
B. the fluoresceint staning test
To diagnose early and subclinical form= schirmer + rose bengal
what is the ectopic cilium?
A. an abnormal cilium which arised from a normally situated follicle
B. a normal cilium which is originated from an abnormally situated follicle
C. an abnormal cilium which is arised from an abnormally situated follicle
D. it is an abnormal cilium which can be seen in the limbal conjunctiva most frequently
C. an abnormal cilium which is arised from an abnormally situated follicle
Which symptom is not characteristic of Horner syndrome?
A: Epiphora
B: Ptosis
C: Miosis
D: Enophthalmos
A: Epiphora
Which statement is true to entropion?
A: The condition is common in cats
B: The condition is mainly unilateral
C: The background in the development of entropic can be chronic blepharitis
D: The spastic form of entropion is recommended to treat surgery
C: The background in the development of entropic can be chronic blepharitis
Which statement is not true to the cataract?
A: This is a diffuse opacity in the lens
B: This is a focal opacity in the lens
C: It can be classified by maturity
D: The background is loss of the water in the lens
D: The background is loss of the water in the lens
Which procedure would you use for correction of entropion?
A: The partial tarsal plate excision
B: The Hotz-Celsus procedure
C: The Wharton-Jones blepharoplasty procedure
D: Khunt-Szymanowsky technique
B: The Hotz-Celsus procedure
Which procedure would you choose in the therapeutic steps of a melting ulcer?
A: The grid keratotomy
B: The direct suturing of the cornea
C: To perform chemical coagulation first
D: To transpose the parotideal duct finally
C: To perform chemical coagulation first
Which combination would you choose for glaucoma therapy?
A: Prostaglandin like eye drops + carbonic anhydrase inhibitor eye drops
B: Glycerin per os + NSAID eye drops
C: Prostaglandin like eye drops + Atropine eye drop occasionally
D: Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor eye drop + mannitol eye drop
A: Prostaglandin like eye drops + carbonic anhydrase inhibitor eye drops
What is the advantage of an acellular matrix patch in corneal surgery?
A: It can induce neovascularization of the cornea
B: It can produce better transparency of the cornea after the healing
C: General anaesthesia is not always needed to place it on the cornea
D: The integration of such a patch into the corneal tissue is quick
B: It can produce better transparency of the cornea after the healing
Which intervention would you choose in the treatment of a potentially visual glaucomatous eye?
A: An intrascleral prosthesis insertion
B: The pharmacological cycloablation
C: The phacoemulisification
D: The cyclophotocoagulation
D: The cyclophotocoagulation
What is not a type of cataract?
Cataracta intumestentia
Cataracta immatura
Cataracta hypermatura
Cataracta Desmares
Cataracta Desmares
The iris bombe means :
A: A mass like neoplasticism change if the iris
B: The iris is bulging anteriorly due to posterior synechia
C: The anteriorly luxated lens pushes the iris cranially
D: There is an adhesion between the iris and cornea
B: The iris is bulging anteriorly due to posterior synechia