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Which type of exodeviation occurs when the brain suppresses the input from one eye due to a significant difference in visual acuity between the eyes?
Which type of exodeviation occurs when the brain suppresses the input from one eye due to a significant difference in visual acuity between the eyes?
- Consecutive Exotropia
- Intermittent Exotropia
- Constant Exotropia
- Sensory Exotropia (correct)
Which type of exodeviation can develop as a secondary deviation following surgery or other treatments for strabismus?
Which type of exodeviation can develop as a secondary deviation following surgery or other treatments for strabismus?
- Constant Exotropia
- Sensory Exotropia
- Consecutive Exotropia (correct)
- Intermittent Exotropia
Which type of exodeviation is consistently present, even when the person is focusing on an object?
Which type of exodeviation is consistently present, even when the person is focusing on an object?
- Sensory Exotropia
- Consecutive Exotropia
- Intermittent Exotropia
- Constant Exotropia (correct)
Which type of exodeviation is characterized by the deviation occurring at times, often during fatigue or when the person is not focusing on a specific object?
Which type of exodeviation is characterized by the deviation occurring at times, often during fatigue or when the person is not focusing on a specific object?
Which type of exodeviation refers to outward eye deviations that remain relatively constant in magnitude regardless of the direction of gaze?
Which type of exodeviation refers to outward eye deviations that remain relatively constant in magnitude regardless of the direction of gaze?
Study Notes
Exodeviation Types
- Suppression Exodeviation: Occurs when the brain suppresses the input from one eye due to a significant difference in visual acuity between the eyes.
- Secondary Exodeviation: Develops as a secondary deviation following surgery or other treatments for strabismus.
- Constant Exodeviation: Consistently present, even when the person is focusing on an object.
- Intermittent Exodeviation: Characterized by the deviation occurring at times, often during fatigue or when the person is not focusing on a specific object.
- Constant Angle Exodeviation: Refers to outward eye deviations that remain relatively constant in magnitude regardless of the direction of gaze.
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Test your knowledge on the different types of Exodeviations, including concomitant exodeviations and their subtypes. Learn more about these outward eye deviations and how they are classified in this quiz.
