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What is a distinctive feature of a Tonic (Adie's) pupil?
What is a distinctive feature of a Tonic (Adie's) pupil?
- Affected pupil larger than normal (correct)
- No response to near targets
- Pupillary dilation in response to light
- Bilateral miosis
What is a common feature of Horner's syndrome?
What is a common feature of Horner's syndrome?
- Papilledema
- Bilateral ptosis
- Unilateral optic neuritis
- Ipsilateral miosis and anhydrosis (correct)
What is a unique feature of Argyll Robertson pupil?
What is a unique feature of Argyll Robertson pupil?
- Bilateral miosis with little or no constriction to direct light (correct)
- Anisocoria that increases in the dark
- Unilateral mydriasis
- Bilateral miosis with normal response to light
What is a possible complication of Horner's syndrome that occurs very early in life?
What is a possible complication of Horner's syndrome that occurs very early in life?
What is a characteristic of the pupil in Tonic (Adie's) pupil?
What is a characteristic of the pupil in Tonic (Adie's) pupil?
What is a possible cause of a Tonic (Adie's) pupil?
What is a possible cause of a Tonic (Adie's) pupil?
What is a feature of Horner's syndrome that is reportedly absent in a significant percentage of cases?
What is a feature of Horner's syndrome that is reportedly absent in a significant percentage of cases?
What is a characteristic of anisocoria in Horner's syndrome?
What is a characteristic of anisocoria in Horner's syndrome?
What is a common association with a Tonic (Adie's) pupil?
What is a common association with a Tonic (Adie's) pupil?
In a patient with a tonic pupil, what can be observed over time?
In a patient with a tonic pupil, what can be observed over time?
What is a distinctive feature of anisocoria in Horner's syndrome?
What is a distinctive feature of anisocoria in Horner's syndrome?
What is the typical presentation of Horner's syndrome?
What is the typical presentation of Horner's syndrome?
What is a rare association with a Tonic pupil?
What is a rare association with a Tonic pupil?
What is a possible outcome of Horner's syndrome that occurs very early in life?
What is a possible outcome of Horner's syndrome that occurs very early in life?
What is the typical response of the affected pupil to near targets in a Tonic pupil?
What is the typical response of the affected pupil to near targets in a Tonic pupil?
What is a characteristic of the affected pupil in Argyll Robertson pupil?
What is a characteristic of the affected pupil in Argyll Robertson pupil?
What is the later development possibility in a Tonic pupil?
What is the later development possibility in a Tonic pupil?
What is the typical presentation of ptosis in Horner's syndrome?
What is the typical presentation of ptosis in Horner's syndrome?
What is the primary difference in pupillary response to light between a Tonic pupil and an Argyll Robertson pupil?
What is the primary difference in pupillary response to light between a Tonic pupil and an Argyll Robertson pupil?
What is a possible cause of a Horner's syndrome that develops early in life?
What is a possible cause of a Horner's syndrome that develops early in life?
What is the characteristic of anisocoria in Horner's syndrome?
What is the characteristic of anisocoria in Horner's syndrome?
What is a rare association with a Tonic pupil?
What is a rare association with a Tonic pupil?
What is a characteristic of the affected pupil in Horner's syndrome?
What is a characteristic of the affected pupil in Horner's syndrome?
What is a common feature of a Tonic pupil?
What is a common feature of a Tonic pupil?
What is a possible outcome of a Tonic pupil over time?
What is a possible outcome of a Tonic pupil over time?
What is a characteristic of a Horner's syndrome that occurs very early in life?
What is a characteristic of a Horner's syndrome that occurs very early in life?
What is a feature of anisocoria in a Horner's syndrome?
What is a feature of anisocoria in a Horner's syndrome?
Which of the following pupillary abnormalities is most likely to be bilateral?
Which of the following pupillary abnormalities is most likely to be bilateral?
What is the typical response to direct light in a Tonic pupil?
What is the typical response to direct light in a Tonic pupil?
Which of the following conditions is associated with iris heterochromia if it occurs very early in life?
Which of the following conditions is associated with iris heterochromia if it occurs very early in life?
What is the typical duration of anisocoria in the dark in Horner's syndrome?
What is the typical duration of anisocoria in the dark in Horner's syndrome?
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a Tonic pupil?
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a Tonic pupil?
What is the main difference between a Tonic pupil and an Argyll Robertson pupil?
What is the main difference between a Tonic pupil and an Argyll Robertson pupil?
Which of the following conditions is characterized by a classic triad of signs?
Which of the following conditions is characterized by a classic triad of signs?
What is the typical progression of a Tonic pupil over time?
What is the typical progression of a Tonic pupil over time?
Which of the following conditions is associated with varicella-zoster infection?
Which of the following conditions is associated with varicella-zoster infection?
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