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The most common early sign of the child suffering from that disease is:
1.red eye
2.leucokoria
3.pain
4.itchy
5.iop decreasing
A woman 60 years old complain that the vision of both eyes become blurred and
blurred slowly since 3 years ago. No pain, neither red, but feel
glare. Vod 6/30. Vos 6/60. Pin hole examination was negative. She wear reading
glasses S+3.00. IOP of the Right and Left eye were digitally normal. Lenses looks
hazy. Fundus reflex decreased, pupil looked leucokoria. Shadow test
examination : positif.
Positif Shadow test examination in that patient was positif, meaning the degree of:
1.incipience cataract
2.immature cataract
3.mature cataract
4.hypermature cataract
5.secondary cataract.
A 56 years man came to the eye doctor because of prolong headache. He often hit
something surround him while riding bycile.
Visus OD: 20/60 , corrected with S+2,50 => 20/25. Visus OS : 1/~ . In Fundus
examination with ophthalmoscopy found that
The Cupping Disc Ratio of the Right eye is 0,6 and Left eye is 0,9. Intra Oculer
Pressure OD : 25,8 mmHg, OS : 33,0 mmHg.
He brought some medicine from the last doctor he visited the month before, and it
was: Timolol Maleat ed and Azetazolamide tablet.
For that patient, what is further examination should be done , to know his visual
field ?
. 1.biometri
2.campimetri
3.tonometri
4.Funduscopy
5.goniometri
On the correction to that girl you found she needs S-1,75 D on the Right Eye and
S-2,25 D on the Left eye, to achieve vision 20/20. When you add
S+0,25 D over either eye, she said that 20/20 line become blurred.
Which of the following is the most likely Diagnosis for the patient Z ?
1.Presbyop Myop
2.Papil Edema
3.Hypertensive Retinopathy
4.Retinal Bleeding
5.Glaucoma.
Why on those patients A,X,Z, could not be priority of the Vision 2020 Program ?
1.Preventable but not Curable
2.Not Preventable but Curable
3.Not Preventable and not Curable
4.Preventable and curable
5.The medication is too expensive.