TQ Quiz | YAGs, Burps and More (Nashville 2023) by Events@optometricedu.com | Oct 18, 2023 | 2023 Nashville, TQ Courses | 0 comments "*" indicates required fields HiddenYAGs, Burps and MoreHiddenDate (Hidden) MM slash DD slash YYYY HiddenEvent Date (Hidden) MM slash DD slash YYYY HiddenEvent 60 days past date (Hidden) MM slash DD slash YYYY HiddenEvent Date Difference (Hidden)1. What is the most common late complication of cataract surgery?* A - Bullous keratopathy B - Rebound iritis C - Posterior capsule opacification D - Cystoid macular edema 2. Posterior capsule opacification is the result of* A - Coating on the posterior IOL surface B - Glistening on the IOL C - Endothelial cell proliferation D - Epithelial cell proliferation 3. Posterior capsule opacification is more often seen with* A - Acrylic IOLs B - Diffractive IOLs C - IOLs with truncated edges D - Silicone IOLs 4. When performing YAG posterior capsulotomy, the laser should be focused* A - Anterior to the IOL B - On the IOL surface C - Within the IOL D - Posterior to the IOL 5. Which of the following is NOT a contraindication for YAG?* A - A patient is within the 90-day post-op period B - Poor visualization of the posterior capsule C - Poor fixation by the patient/patient movement D - Uncontrolled glaucoma 6. Complications from YAG capsulotomy include all of the following except* A - IOP spike B - RD C - IOL pits D - PVD 7. Patient at highest risk for RD after YAG* A - Males with high axial length, AL > 25 mm B - Females with high axial length, AL > 25 mm C - Males with short axial length, < 22 D - Females with short axial length, < 22 8. Anterior capsular phimosis is contraction of anterior capsule opening due to circumferential fibrosis. It also:* A - Helps stabilize and center the IOL B - May cause decentration of the IOL within the capsular bag C - Relaxes stress on the zonules D - Is best left untreated 9. A patient presents with aphakia and an intact posterior capsule with significant PCO. You should* A - Delay YAG until the patient gets an IOL implanted B - Perform a small central capsulotomy C - Perform a large central capsulotomy D - The IOL status is not a consideration 10. A patient presents with decreased vision and what appears to be PCO. However, YAG capsulotomy makes no change in the appearance of the PC. Upon closer inspection, there appears to be a calcium deposit on the IOL. The patient’s IOL card identifies it as a silicone material, and you notice that the patient also has asteroid hyalosis. Which of the following statements is false?* A - The patient has calcium deposits on the IOL surface B - Higher power YAG settings should clear the material C - High dose topical steroids are of no benefit D - IOL exchange is necessary to improve vision 11. A patient persists with decreased vision years after uneventful cataract surgery. Your exam shows PCO and what appears to be a milky substance between the IOL and PCO. The best diagnosis for this is* A - Recurrent milky nuclear sclerosis B - Posterior capsule distention syndrome C - Anterior vitritis D - Interlenticular opacification 12. Treatment for the patient in question #11 includes standard YAG and* A - No post-YAG medication B - Post-YAG topical steroids c. Post-YAG topical antibiotics D - Post-YAG anti-glaucoma medication 13. A patient presents for their 1-day post-op cataract exam complaining of pain and decreased vision. Your exam reveals that VA is HM. Upon slit lamp exam, you discover microcystic corneal edema, well-formed anterior chamber, and TA 60 mmHg. An acceptable treatment plan would include all but which of the following* A - Topical combination glaucoma medication and recheck in 1 hour B - Systemic acetazolamide 250 mg, 2 tabs C - Burp the main incision from the cataract surgery D - Burp the paracentesis wound 14. A patient returns 1 week after uneventful cataract surgery reporting vision in the post-op eye is smokey, like looking through a fog, and colors are desaturated. Your exam reveals uncorrected VA 20/20 and color plates correctly identified 14/14. Slit lamp exam reveals a normal-looking pseudophakic anterior segment. Further examination shows clear vitreous, normal disc, and macula. What is your best next step?* A - Reassure the patient that all is well and follow the usual post-op routine B - Increase the use of post-op meds to q2h C - Prescribe post-op spectacles D - Obtain VF and OCT 15. The patient presents for routine eye exam. Previous ocular history is significant for bilateral LPI after an episode of acute angle closure OS and subsequent cataract extraction OS, which occurred 10 years ago. Dilation precipitates an attack of angle closure OD. SLE shows microcystic edema, closed angle, patent LPI, mid-dilated pupil, and 2+ NS. TA is 55 mmHg OD and 11 mmHg OS. Gonioscopy shows no visible structures OD. After the patient is stabilized, the best long-term management is* A - Topical glaucoma medication B - Systemic glaucoma medication C - Repeat LPI D - Cataract extraction 16. A patient returns for 1-day post-op exam and reports a comfortable eye and improved vision. Slit lamp exam shows mild corneal edema, 1+ cells, and deep anterior chamber with whitish material in the interior angle. This represents* A - Toxic anterior segment syndrome (TASS) B - Endophthalmitis C - Residual lens cortical material D - Retained viscoelastic 17. The above-mentioned patient returns for next follow-up with corneal edema, elevated IOP, and AC cells. The best next step is* A - Increase topical post-op medication B - Add systemic medication C - Anterior chamber washout D - Endophthalmitis workup 18. At the 2-week post-op exam, the patient had uncorrected VA 20/20, a deep and quiet AC, TA 15 OS. They proceed to CE OD as scheduled. The next day, they report improved VA OD but decreased vision OS. UnCVA 20/25 OD, 20/200 OS, SLE shows normal anterior segment OD, but OS is now shallow and quiet with PC IOL centered OU. Initial treatment for this condition would be* A - IOL removal B - LPI C - Pilocarpine D - Atropine BID and steroid QID 19. An 18-year-old male presents for a painful red eye. Social history includes being sexually active with multiple partners and use of alcohol and tobacco. He also has multiple pets including spiders and fighting chickens. Your exam shows 3+ conjunctival injection, multiple small barb-like lesions in the cornea, KP and AC cells. Your diagnosis is* A - Chlamydia B - Possner- Schlossman Syndrome C - Tarantula hair keratitis D - EKC 20. 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