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Differentials
What are the differentials of an ...,
What are the differentials of gra...,
What are the differentials of sud...
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Conjunctivitis (2)
What are the 3 main types how doe...
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Acute Glaucoma (1*)
What is glaucoma what is the path...,
How does it present when are the ...,
Initial management what can be do...
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Chronic Open Angle Glaucoma (1)
What is glaucoma what is the path...,
How does the vision loss present ...,
Measuring intraocular pressure wh...
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Anterior Uveitis (1*)
What is the uvea what is anterior...,
How does it present what is seen o e,
How is it managed
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Vitreous Haemorrhage (1*)
What occurs here what are the way...,
How does it present when does it ...
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Retinal Detachment (1*)
What occurs here what are its ris...,
How does the vision loss present ...,
How can the retinal tear be manag...
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Infective Keratitis (1)
What is this what is the most com...,
How does it present what may be s...,
Investigations what s a key test ...
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Central Retinal Artery Occlusion (1)
What occurs here what is its main...,
How does it present what is seen o e,
What is important to rule out wha...
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Amaurosis Fugax
What is it also referred to as wh...,
How is it investigated how is it ...
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Retinal Vein Occlusion (1)
What occurs here what does this l...,
How does it present what is seen o e,
How is it investigated how is it ...
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Cataract (1)
What occurs here what are its ris...,
How does it present what is seen ...
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Age-related Macular Degeneration (1)
What is this what are the 2 types...,
How does the vision loss present ...,
What investigations should be don...
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Orbital and Periorbital Cellulitis (2)
Orbital cellulitis what occurs he...,
Periorbital cellulitis what occur...
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Retinopathy - Diabetic, Hypertensive (2)
Diabetic retinopathy what occurs ...,
Hypertensive retinopathy what occ...
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Benign Eyelid Disorders (2)
Squamous papilloma why s it impor...,
Blepharitis what is it what occur...,
Stye what is the medical term for...
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Optic Neuritis (2)
What are the causes how does it p...
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Scleritis (3)
What is this what is its most sev...,
How does it present what is seen ...
2
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Thyroid Eye Disease (3)
What is also known as what is thi...
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Ocular Motor Palsies - CN 3,4,6 (3)
Third nerve palsy oculomotor what...,
Nb some cases are idiopathicwhat ...,
Fourth nerve palsy trochlear what...
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Visual Field Defect
Where is the lesion with monocula...,
Where is the lesion with homonymo...,
Where is the lesion with homonymo...
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