Professional Documents
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1) 25 year old stargards requests assistance with reading tasks, lighting at work and travel,
which of the following professional below will assist him-occuptational therapist,
orientation instructor, phsycologist & GMP, Physiotherapist & Rehab, Social worker &
Ophthalmologist
2) Wife calls requesting details on husbands eye test. Do you: get verbal consent, refuse call,
get written consent
3) Diabetic recently diagnosed unstable. Refraction reveals significant myopic shift compared
to last visit 12 months ago. Which is the most appropriate course of action:
a/ prescribe specs & report to GP
b/ Refer to Ophthalmologist,
c/ Discuss findings with GP before prescribing Rx,
d/ Obtain info on current blood glucose levels
5) Corneal graft Px, presents with a Cl fit, the eye appears slightly red.
Most appropriate course of action would be
a/ Discuss clinical findings with corneal surgeon,
b/ examine Px and proceed
c/ prescribe artifical tears & Reshedule
d/ Send Px to emergency eye clinic
7) Kolleners rule
8) Which causes a red defect- red cap test: optic neuritis, Amd
9) Lissamine green; what does it stain
12) Prentice rule- did not have to work out the amount, all the answers were the same. Just
needed to work out the base..up down, left and write
16) Major cause of blindness in Aus- AMD, and most preventable cause is smoking
18) 15 years old attends eye examination, best Va's R6/6, L 6/24 (told ambloypic). Which
occuptation shpuld he NOT pursue:
a/ Train driver,
B/ construction worker,
c/ Electrician,
d/ Dentist
Short Answers
- RGP fit with lens riding high and bubbles underneath. What is the bubbles underneath- name?
What is the cause? How would you change the fit? Rewrite the prescription, base
curve/power/diameter according to change in fit. 0.05 base curve change the rx by 0.25,
0.5mm diam change etc…all the rules of thumb
- diff diagnosis based on case history, later shows picture: papillodema, treatment
- Colour vision: What careers can you do if you have a defect? What is the fail criterion for D15.
What test would you do to confirm ishihara?
- Child with amblyopia. 8 prism esotrope. And dry and cylco rx and VA, What would your
management be.
- Myopic shift: type of cataract – name of drops and percentages post op. complications.
- Visual fields: inferior nasal step, what other defects cause this effect, management.