Eye Scenarios Quiz

A child is diagnosed with amblyopia (lazy eye) due to untreated strabismus (cross-eyes). What treatment would you recommend to fix this condition?

• Extrinsic Eye muscle surgery

• Ciliary Body repair

• LASIK Eye Surgery

• Retinal Attachment Surgery

• Intra-ocular Lens Implants

A patient sustains an injury that damages the optic nerve in their left eye. Which of the following symptoms is most likely?

• Complete loss of vision in the left eye

• Loss of peripheral vision in both eyes

• Partial loss of vision in the right eye

• Complete loss of vision in the right eye

• Partial loss of vision in the left eye

One of your patient is outside on a bright summer day. They decides to stare at the bright light of the sun for an extended period and then sees a lingering dark spot in their vision. Which retinal cells are temporarily overwhelmed?

• Unipolar cells

• Rods

• Cones

• Bipolar cells

• Neurons

During a pupil creativity test, a patient stares as you shine a pin light in their eyes. How would their pupils be expected to react if this patient is healthy?

• Constriction to limit excessive light exposure

• Dilation to allow more light into the eye

• No change in size due to adaptation

• Rapid flickering due to photoreceptor fatigue

• Temporary loss of pupillary reflex

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NGSS.HS-LS1-3

A 72-year-old patient reports worsening central vision but intact peripheral vision. They struggle to read and recognize faces but can navigate around obstacles. Fundoscopy reveals drusen deposits and degeneration of the central retina. Which structure is primarily affected?

• Optic nerve

• Fovea centralis

• Cornea

• Ciliary body

• Trabecular meshwork

A 45-year-old man presents with sudden eye pain, headache, and blurred vision. Examination reveals a firm eyeball and increased intraocular pressure in the anterior chamber. Which of the following structures is most likely malfunctioning?

• Sclera

• Aqueous humor

• Vitreous humor

• Choroid

• Lacrimal gland

A 30-year-old woman complains of severe light sensitivity and a gritty sensation in her eyes. Examination reveals corneal ulceration and an absence of tears. Which structure is most likely dysfunctional?

• Ciliary body

• Vitreous Humor

• Lacrimal gland

• Aqueous Humor

• Optic nerve

A patient presents with blurry vision that worsens over months. Examination shows a cloudy lens. Which function of the eye is most directly affected by the structural abnormality?

• Absorption of light

• Regulation of intraocular pressure

• Light refraction

• Color perception

• Aqueous humor production

A child presents with difficulty seeing distant objects but can read up close without any problems. Ophthalmic examination shows that the eyeball is elongated. Which of the following best explains their condition?

• Hyperopia

• Emmetropia

• Myopia

• Presbyopia

• Diplopia

A 55-year-old man complains of vision issues. Upon investigation, you discover that he is experiencing stiffening of the lens. What is he most likely complaining of?

• Seeing floaters & flashed of light

• Loss of peripheral vision

• Cloudy vision in all lighting conditions

• Seeing a dark curtain over part of vision

• Difficulty reading small print up close