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Clinical Optometry Presentations Questions withcorrect answers
1) What is latent hyperopia? (Pick 2)
a) Hyperopia overcome by accommodation
b) Hyperopia NOT overcome by accommodation
c) Hyperopia shown in a wet refraction
d) Hyperopia shown in a dry refraction Correct Answer-B, C
2) What is the most commonly used cycloplegic agent used in diagnosis
of latent hyperopia?
a) Atropine
b) Tropicomide
c) Cyclopentolate
d) Homotropine Correct Answer-C
3) What are some possible symptoms of latent hyperopia? (Pick 3)
a) Asthenopia
b) Eso deviations
c) Headaches
d) Myopia progression Correct Answer-A, B, C
,4) Which is not a true regarding hyperopia?
a) Cornea can be too flat
b) Lens can be too weak
c) Least common refractive error
d) Can cause ocular discomfort Correct Answer-C
5) Statistically, what group is the most hyperopic?
a) Blacks
b) Whites
c) Asians
d) Optometry Students Correct Answer-A
6) What tissue layer does AMD most affect?
a) Photoreceptors
b) RPE
c) Descemets membrane
d) NFL Correct Answer-B
7) The dry form of AMD is associated with ______, and the wet form is
associated with _____.
A) Drusen, neovascularization
B) Neovascularization, drusen
C) Drusen, copper wire reflex
,D) Copper wire reflex, neovascularization
E) Copper wire reflex, drusen Correct Answer-A
8) Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for AMD
A) Genetics
B) Obesity
C) Smoking
D) Exposure to sunlight
E) ALL above are risk factors Correct Answer-E
9) Docossahexanoic acid (DHA) is a type of
A) Carotenoid
B) Omega 3 fatty acid
C) Antioxidant
D) None of the above Correct Answer-B
10) The only known cure for wet AMD is:
A) Nutraceuticals
B) The AREDS formula 3x daily
C) Keeping out of the sun entirely
D) Quit smoking
E) There is currently no cure Correct Answer-E
, 11) What signs would NOT be seen in Ocular Albinism?
A) Foveal Hypoplasia
B) Foveal Hyperplasia
C) Depigmented Fundus
D) Absent Foveal Light Reflex Correct Answer-B
12) What causes improper crossing of the temporal fibers at the optic
chiasm?
A) RPE cells
B) Melanin
C) Ganglion Cells
D) Cardiac Cells
12) What causes improper crossing of the temporal fibers at the optic
chiasm?
A) RPE cells
B) Melanin
C) Ganglion Cells
D) Cardiac Cells Correct Answer-B
13) What is the main test for Albinism?
A) Eye Exam
B) Hair Test
C) Urine Analysis
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