Blunt trauma is associated with _____ cataract and vossius ring
#2
Localization of intraocular mass is determined using _____-scan
#3
_____ is an intense purulent inflammation of the whole eyeball, including Tenon s capsule.
#4
What is the earliest sign of sympathetic ophthalmitis?_____ in sympathising eye
#5
_____ is seen initially in blow-out fractures due to orbital edema and hemorrhage.
#6
A ruptured dermoid of the eye will present as a pain_____, rapidly-growing proptosis
#7
Blunt trauma is associated with _____ cataract and _____ ring
#8
Sympathetic ophthalmitis is an example of _____ilateral non-suppurative uveitis, seen usually following intraocular surgery or penetrating trauma
#9
The _____nasal limbus is the most common site of globe rupture.
Hint: i/s
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Flashcard 1: Blunt trauma is associated with _____ cataract and vossius ring
Answer: rosette shaped
Flashcard 2: Localization of intraocular mass is determined using _____-scan
Answer: B
Flashcard 3: _____ is an intense purulent inflammation of the whole eyeball, including Tenon s capsule.
Answer: Panophthalmitis
Flashcard 4: What is the earliest sign of sympathetic ophthalmitis?_____ in sympathising eye
Answer: Retrolental flare
Flashcard 5: _____ is seen initially in blow-out fractures due to orbital edema and hemorrhage.
Answer: Proptosis
Flashcard 6: A ruptured dermoid of the eye will present as a pain_____, rapidly-growing proptosis
Answer: ful
Flashcard 7: Blunt trauma is associated with _____ cataract and _____ ring
Answer: rosette shaped
Flashcard 8: Sympathetic ophthalmitis is an example of _____ilateral non-suppurative uveitis, seen usually following intraocular surgery or penetrating trauma
Answer: b
Flashcard 9: The _____nasal limbus is the most common site of globe rupture.
