OCT - Red, Yellow, and Blue Disease What is Real Disease and What is Physiologically Normal

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1. When using an OCT to assess ocular retinal disease, if the disease is bilateral like glaucoma, one way to determine if the finding is real disease versus physiologically normal is?*

A - Green is always normal
B - Red is always disease
C - Yellow is always disease
D - Symmetry versus asymmetry of the scans

2. When assessing symmetry on an OCT?*

A - Within in 10 microns is considered symmetric
B - Within in 50 microns is considered symmetric
C - Within in 100 microns is considered symmetric
D - Within in 500 microns is considered symmetric

3. One of the best structures on an OCT to look at first to help determine if the finding is real disease versus physiologically normal and it is typically 85-100 thick is?*

A - Internal limiting membrane
B - Inner nuclear layer
C - Ganglion cell complex
D - RPE complex

4. When assessing the macular thickness on an OCT. Which is one of the common causes of macula thickness asymmetry?*

A - Ocular hypertension
B - Lattice degeneration
C - Epiretinal membrane
D - Asymmetric cataracts

5. When looking for glaucoma damage using the OCT retinal nerve fiber layer analysis. (The glaucoma prone zone). Where is best place to look on the scan?*

A - Superior and nasal
B - Superior temporal and inferior temporal
C - Nasal and temporal
D - Inferior and temporal

6. A focal vitreomacular traction (VMT) is how many microns?*

A - Always 500 microns
B - Less than 1500 microns
C - 1500-2000 microns
D - Greater than 2000 microns

7. A broad vitreomacular traction (VMT) is how many microns?*

A - Always 500 microns
B - Always 1000 microns
C - 1-1500 microns
D - 1500 microns or larger

8. A focal vitreomacular traction is at risk for causing a?*

A - Full thickness macular hole
B - Age related macular degeneration
C - Superior temporal nerve fiber layer loss
D - Exudative retinal detachment

9. When using the color scales on an OCT green indicates?*

A - Always disease
B - Never disease
C - Repeat the scan
D - If can be physiologically normal or disease, careful interpretation is needed

10. When using the color scales on an OCT red indicates?*

A - Always disease
B - Never disease
C - Repeat the scan
D - If can be physiologically normal or disease, careful interpretation is needed

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