Blepharitis: Chronic Eye Condition Quiz

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What is the primary cause of blepharitis?

Infected meibomian glands

What is the typical treatment for a stye?

Topical antibiotic ointment and epilation of the affected lash

What is the characteristic sign of anterior blepharitis?

Thickened lid margins with crusting

What is the recommended frequency for cleaning eyelids in patients with blepharitis?

Twice a day

What is the complication of blepharitis that requires oral antibiotics?

Definite spreading cellulitis in the lid

What is the goal of treatment in blepharitis?

To reduce symptoms and maintain eye health

What is a characteristic symptom of bacterial conjunctivitis?

Mucopurulent discharge

What is the typical age group affected by conjunctivitis?

Elderly and children

What is a key difference between bacterial and viral conjunctivitis?

Type of discharge

What is a common eye condition characterized by inflammation of the eyelids?

Blepharitis

What is a common eye condition characterized by a small, usually painful, lump on the eyelid?

Stye

What is a characteristic symptom of blepharitis?

Itchy eyelids

What is the typical symptom of Subconjunctival Haemorrhage?

Mild foreign body sensation or an eye ache

What is the recommended course of action for Subconjunctival Haemorrhage without a history of trauma?

Reassurance that the haemorrhage will resolve on its own

What is the potential underlying cause of recurrent Subconjunctival Haemorrhages?

Clotting disorders

What is the mechanism of glaucoma?

Blockage of the aqueous humour in the mesh

What is the normal function of the tubercular meshwork in the eye?

To allow the aqueous humour to drain

What is the common trigger for Subconjunctival Haemorrhage?

Coughing or vomiting

Test your knowledge on Blepharitis, a chronic eye condition caused by the malfunction of meibomian glands, leading to symptoms such as gritty/sore eyes, crusting on lashes, and red eyelids. Learn about the signs, diagnosis, and maintenance of this condition.

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