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Irene Gold - PART II BOARDS Exam With CompleteQuestions And Accurate Answers 2024-2025
Barre-Lieou - Response Patient seated, instruct to rotate head maximally from side to
side. Done slowly at first then accelerated to patient tolerance
Test for vertebrobasilar artery insufficiency
DeKleyn's - Response Patient supine, instruct patient to rotate and extend head off table
then turn to each side for 15-45 seconds. Dr. lends minimal support.
Test for vertebrobasilar artery insufficiency
Hallpike - Response (modified DeKleyn's)
Patient supine, head extended off table. Examiner supports head & brings head into
extension, rotation & lateral flexion.
Test for vertebrobasilar artery insufficiency
Hautant's - Response Patient seated, arms extended forward to shoulder level w/hands
supinated. Maintain position for a few seconds. Patient then closes the eyes, rotates and
hyperextends neck to one side. Repeated to opposite side.
Test for vertebrobasilar artery insufficiency
Underberg - Patient stands with eyes open, arms at side feet close together. Patient
closes eyes, extends arms and supinates hands, then the patient extends and rotates
head to one side. Then in this position, the patient is instructed to march in place.
, Test for vertebrobasilar artery insufficiency
Maigne's - The patient is seated the examiner brings head into extension and rotation.
Test for vertebrobasilar artery insufficiency
Adie's pupil - Answer sluggish pupillary rxn to light that is unilateral and caused by
parasympathetic lesion of CN III
Anisocoria - Answer unequal pupil size
Argyll Robertson Pupil - Answer bilaterally small & irregular pupils that accommodate
but do not react to light. Seen with syphilis (prostitute's pupil)
Arroyo sign - Answer sluggish pupillary rxn due to hypo-adrenalism (Addison's disease)
Blepharitis - Answer inflammation of eyelid seen with seborrhea, staph infection &
inflammatory process
Chalazion - Answer infection of meibomian gland causing a nodule which points inside
the eyelid
Corneal Arcus - Answer grayish opaque ring around the cornea
Ectropion - Answer lid is turned outward
Entropion - Answer lid is turned inward
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