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Old 06-05-2011
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Eye Glaucoma Questions

Which of the following is NOT a presentation of
acute angle closure glaucoma?
A) Headache.
B) Abdominal pain.
C) Vomiting.
D) Limitation of extraocular motion.
E) Halos around light.
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Which statement is FALSE regarding closed and open-angle glaucoma?
A) The main difference is that the drainage angle (trabecular meshwork) is closed in angle closure glaucoma and open in open-angle glaucoma.
B) Scopolamine and other agents with anticholinergic properties are contraindicated in open-angle glaucoma but not in closed-angle glaucoma.
C) Acute angle closure glaucoma usually occurs in hyperopic individuals while myopia is associated with open-angle glaucoma.
D) The majority of people diagnosed with glaucoma have primary open-angle glaucoma.
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Which of the following is NOT a presentation of
acute angle closure glaucoma?

D) Limitation of extraocular motion.


AACG has nothing to do with the extra-ocular muscles

The other symptoms are due to increased IOP and corneal edema


Which statement is FALSE regarding closed and open-angle glaucoma?

B) Scopolamine and other agents with anticholinergic
properties are contraindicated in open-angle
glaucoma but not in closed-angle glaucoma.


These are CI in closed-angle glaucoma

so, a common precipitant factor for acute angle-closure glaucoma is dilating drops
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Old 06-22-2011
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Acute angle closure glaucoma does cause nausea and vomiting but is it related to abdominal pain..........
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