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The deadline for this module has been extended to 7 April 2011.
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1 What is the most likely cause of this condition?
A Aging
B Diabetes
C Trauma
D Congenital Factors
2 What is the classification of this cataract?
A Nuclear
B Posterior subcapsular
C Cortical
D Mixed
3 What is the classification of this cataract?
A Nuclear
B Posterior subcapsular
C Cortical
D Mixed
4 Which of the following is not likely to be a symptom of this condition?
A Blurred vision
B Poor contrast sensitivity
C Increased glare
D Watery eyes
5 What treatment is likely to be indicated?
A Topical non-steroidal therapy
B Phaco-emulsification and lens implantation
C YAG capsulotomy
D Intravitreal steroidal injection
6 What is the most appropriate way to check the visual function of this eye?
A Snellen acuity
B Perception of light
C Projection of light
D Contrast Sensitivity
7 In what postoperative period is this condition most likely to occur?
A Within 48 hours
B Within 2-4 weeks
C Within 4-6 weeks
D Within 6-8 weeks
8 What treatment is likely to be indicated?
A Topical non-steroidal therapy
B Vitrectomy
C Intravitreal steroidal injection
D None of the above
9 This photo was taken at 4 weeks post cataract surgery. What is the most likely cause of this complication?
A Dry eye
B Corneal sensitivity to drug preservatives
C Fuchs' endothelial dystrophy
D Concurrent Amiodarone therapy
10 This patient has undergone YAG laser capsulotomy. Which of the following symptoms are they likely to suffer as a result of the IOL damage seen here?
A Blurred vision
B Floaters
C Increased glare
D None of the above
11 This patient has undergone YAG laser capsulotomy. Which of the following symptoms are they likely to suffer?
A Blurred vision
B Floaters
C Increased glare
D None of the above
12 Which states the most obvious clinical scenario depicted?
A Vitreous detachment visible, no action required
B Posterior subcapsular thickening present, referral indicated
C Fibrous inflammatory cells in the vitreous, urgent referral indicated
D Anterior chamber flare present, anti-inflammatory medication required
