Word association

Question 1

Inner nuclear layer

Answer 1

Bipolar, horizontal, amacrine

Inner 1/3 fed by retinal circulation

Question 2

Path clue to macular v nonmacular

Answer 2

Nonmacular retina has only 1 layer of cells in ganglion cell layer. Macula has many.

Question 3

Dalen Fuchs Nodule

Answer 3

SubRPE deposition

Sympathetic ophthalmia
VKH
Sarcoidosis

Question 4

HLA A29

Answer 4

Birdshot

Question 5

HLA B51

Answer 5

Behcet

Question 6

HLA in intermediate uveitis

Answer 6

B8
B51
DR2
DR15

Question 7

HLA in MS

Answer 7

B7

DR2

Question 8

FA: Dye disappearing quickly from retinal circulation

Answer 8

Birdshot

Lesions in nasal retina

Question 9

FA: Blockage in early frames with diffuse late staining

Answer 9

APMPPE

Question 10

FA: Blockage in early frames with early hyperfluorescence at the edges of lesions

Answer 10

Serpiginous

Question 11

FA: Wreathlike cluster of spots associated with each retinal lesion

Answer 11

MEWDS

Question 12

Inner plexiform synaptic connections

Answer 12

Cells In a BAG

Inner plexiform: Bipolar, Amacrine, Ganglion

Question 13

Inner nuclear layer cells

Answer 13

Big HAM

Bipolar
Horizontal
Amacrine
Muller

Question 14

Outer Plexiform Synaptic Connections

Answer 14

PHiBers Out

Outer Plexiform:
Photoreceptors
Horizontal cells
Bipolar cells

Question 15

Optic Pit

Answer 15

Inferotemporal on optic disc

Associated with serous macular detachments

Paracentral or arcuate scotoma