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ABO Master in Ophthalmic Optics Certification Exam
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A 40-year-old man presents with severe pain in his left eye,
decreased vision, nausea, and abdominal pain. On examination,
the patient's left pupil is moderately dilated and nonreactive.
The cornea is "steamy" in appearance and generally the eye is
red. What do you suspect is the cause?


Conjunctivitis
Acute uveitis
Acute angle-closure glaucoma
Corneal ulcer
Corneal infection - =Answer>> Acute angle-closure glaucoma


This patient has acute angle-closure glaucoma. The typical
characteristics of this condition are all exhibited by this patient
(i.e., steamy cornea, severe pain, blurred vision, dilated, and
nonreactive pupil). A physical exam finding in a patient with
acute uveitis would be a small pupil. In addition to these
symptoms, patients may also present with abdominal pain. A
corneal infection and corneal ulcer would cause circumcorneal
injection and watery or purulent discharge.



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A 33-year-old man presents with acute left eye pain. He was
working in his garage on a woodworking project, and as he
hammered in a nail, he felt that something hit him in the left
eye. On examination, you note that the left pupil has a teardrop
appearance.


What diagnostic test/procedure will most likely confirm your
diagnosis?


Flourescein stain
An X-ray of the orbits
Test extra ocular movements (EOMs)
Check visual acuity
Test intraocular pressure - =Answer>> An X-ray of the orbits


The clinical picture is suggestive of an intraocular foreign body
or penetrating injury to the eye. This is commonly seen in
individuals with a history of pounding on metal or using
grinding equipment. The patient may give a history of
"something hitting my eye" or "something was pulled out of my
eye. His pupil is teardrop shaped, indicating penetration of the
globe. An X-ray or CT scan of the orbit should be ordered to rule
out radiopaque foreign bodies. Referral to an ophthalmologist is
recommended.


A 68-year-old woman presents with episodic, monocular
blindness lasting typically less than 5 minutes described as a
curtain moving vertically over her visual field. She denies pain
or other related vision symptoms. Fundoscopic exam reveals no
significant abnormality. What is the most likely cause of the
condition described?


Detached retina
Retinal artery emboli


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Retinal vein occlusion
Papilledema
Macular degeneration - =Answer>> Retinal artery emboli


The answer is retinal artery emboli, as the diagnosis for this
patient is amaurosis fugax. Amaurosis fugax is characterized by
brief episodes of monocular blindness caused by retinal artery
emboli, often from ipsilateral carotid disease. Carotid stenosis
is best evaluated using intra-arterial angiography. To reduce
stroke risk in patients with carotid disease who experience
transient vision loss, an anti-platelet drug such as aspirin
should be used.


A 23-year-old man presents 2 hours after being involved in a
road traffic accident in which he sustained right-sided
periorbital injuries. He is seeing double; he denies headache,
vomiting, and loss of consciousness. On examination, he is alert
and oriented in time, space, situation, and person. His right eye
is deviated downwards and temporally.


What finding would you also expect to find in this patient?


Loss of the corneal reflex
Ptosis
Pupillary constriction
Corneal anesthesia
Eye adduction - =Answer>> Ptosis


The clinical picture is suggestive of injury to the oculomotor
nerve, which is the 3rd cranial nerve. Patients usually present
with diplopia, which is also known double vision. They may also
mention the inability to see with 1 eye if the ptosis is severe
enough to cover the pupil. They may also mention blurred
vision and a glare in bright lights due to the mydriasis.

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