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What is the normal range for intraocular pressure (IOP)?
What is the normal range for intraocular pressure (IOP)?
- 5-15 mm Hg
- 25-30 mm Hg
- 10-21 mm Hg (correct)
- 30-35 mm Hg
Which of the following is a risk factor for glaucoma?
Which of the following is a risk factor for glaucoma?
- Young age
- Family history of glaucoma (correct)
- Regular exercise
- Excessive alcohol consumption
which of the following is NOT the distinguishing feature of narrow-angle glaucoma?
which of the following is NOT the distinguishing feature of narrow-angle glaucoma?
- Milky opaque lens (correct)
- Peripheral iris shift to the trabecula
- Closed anterior chamber angle
- Aqueous humor outflow obstruction
Which type of glaucoma presents with an open and normal-appearing anterior chamber angle?
Which type of glaucoma presents with an open and normal-appearing anterior chamber angle?
Which ocular condition causes damage to the optic nerve due to elevated IOP if left untreated?
Which ocular condition causes damage to the optic nerve due to elevated IOP if left untreated?
What is the main goal of medical management in cataracts?
What is the main goal of medical management in cataracts?
In terms of pharmacologic therapy, which factor is associated with an increased risk of cataracts?
In terms of pharmacologic therapy, which factor is associated with an increased risk of cataracts?
What is the primary aim of all glaucoma treatment?
What is the primary aim of all glaucoma treatment?
How do cholinergics (miotics) contribute to the treatment of glaucoma?
How do cholinergics (miotics) contribute to the treatment of glaucoma?
Why is lifelong therapy necessary for patients with glaucoma?
Why is lifelong therapy necessary for patients with glaucoma?
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