Exodeviations
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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?

  • 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?

  • 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?

  • 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?

    <p>Intermittent Exotropia (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of exodeviation refers to outward eye deviations that remain relatively constant in magnitude regardless of the direction of gaze?

    <p>Concomitant Exodeviations (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    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.

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