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Introduction to pharmacology
What is a drug,
What is an antagonist,
What is an agonist
16
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Drugs And The Eye
Name two examples of lubricants w...,
Name two anti invectives which op...,
Name two systemic drugs used for ...
35
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Allergic Eye Disease
What is the ocular manifestation ...,
What are sight threatening allerg...,
Which part of the eye does allerg...
48
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Medicines And Law Prescription Writing And Signed Orders
What are the three legal categori...,
How do prescription only medicine...,
Can an ip optometrist prescribe c...
16
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Prescribing Resources
What does mims stand for,
What is the electronic medicines ...,
What two resources work well and ...
8
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Mydratics
What are mydriatics used for,
Why would you want to dilate a px,
When would a mydriatic be used
38
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Cycloplegics
What are the optometric uses of c...,
What are ophthalmological uses of...,
Name seven indications to using c...
27
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Pathogenesis of Glaucoma
What is a key feature of glaucoma,
Name the five risk factors of gla...,
What are the clinical features of...
29
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Anaesthetics
Are topical anaesthetics pom,
What are the indications of use o...,
What are three advantages of anae...
20
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Diagnostic Stains
What is the use of fluorescein so...,
What are the uses of rose bengal,
What are the uses of lissamine green
18
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Pathogenisis Of Infectious Disease
What are some defence mechanisms ...,
What are three risk factors to in...,
What is commensal
48
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Pathogenesis Of Inflammatory Eye Disease
What is inflammation,
Name six causes of inflammation,
What are five signs of inflammation
37
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Optometrist Prescribing
What are two non specialist healt...,
What happened in 2005 regarding c...,
What year was the opticians act p...
17
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Keratitis
Name three types of non infective...,
What is the pathogen that is resp...,
What are
38
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Principles of prescribing
What are the five points you must...,
When prescribing for children why...,
What two topical anti allergy dru...
8
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Anti-inflammatory Drugs
What is corticosteroids,
Where are corticosteroids produced,
Which hormone from the pituitary ...
45
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Dry Eye Disease
What is the definition of dry eye...,
What does osmolarity mean,
What are the two types of dry eyes
38
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Anti-infective Drugs
Why do anti infective medication ...,
What part a bacteria does pencill...,
With majority of ophthalmic use w...
62
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Dry Eye Preparations
What percentage of agents recomme...,
What forms do ocular lubricants c...,
Why should ocular lubricants not ...
42
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Anti-glaucoma drugs
What is dependent on how glaucoma...,
What is a huge risk factor of gla...,
In a forest plot what does the ve...
53
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Lid Margin Disease
What is another term for lid marg...,
Where are the meibomian glands lo...,
What does the grey line represent
33
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Systemic Drugs- cardiovascular
What is the major cause of death,
What does prophylactic mean,
What are modifiable risk factors ...
45
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Systemic Drugs - CNS
What of the population take cns d...,
How many people have mental healt...,
How does the gp diagnose depression
41
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Drug Toxicology - Priyesh
What is a toxic effect,
Example beta blockers,
There is two types of adverse dru...
47
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Evidence-based Clincial Decision Making
What is evidence base healthcare,
What is the 5 step process of ebhc,
What frame work is best to formul...
19
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Glaucoma 1 - introduction
What is glaucoma s,
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What percentage of glaucoma s are...
46
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GLAUCOMA 2 - tonometry + pachymetry
Why is early detection of glaucom...,
Which is the only treatment that ...,
Demographic and clinical factors ...
62
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GLAUCOMA 3- Automated Perimetry 1 and 2
What is the different kinetic and...,
What is threshold perimetry,
What spot sizes do we use
61
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GLAUCOMA 4 - VF Progression and Newer techniques
What is the main goal of manageme...,
List 3 basic ways of controlling ...,
What are some clinical methods to...
40
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Cataract - Optometric management, and surgical management + complications
What is the most common cataract,
What rx shift would someone with ...,
What were the number of cataract ...
55
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Glaucoma 5- Modern imaging techniques
What does oct stand for,
What does tomography mean,
This is a nice way of what an oct...
50
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Glaucoma 7 - Referral Filtering Pathway
Why do we have glaucoma referral ...,
How much does glaucoma account fo...,
How do we increase diagnostic acc...
34
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Hypertension
How is someone s bp measured,
What does systolic pressure refer to,
What does diastolic pressure refe...
88
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Vascular Occlusions
What is the second most common re...,
What is more common brvo or crvo,
Why does a brvo happen
101
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Diabetic Eye Disease: Clinical Features and Classification
State the four types of diabetes,
What type of diabetes is mody sim...,
What is type 1 diabetes mellitus
112
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Diabetic Eye Disease 2-Management Part 1 + 2
What are the referral guidelines ...,
How would we class a retina few s...,
How would we class and manage a r...
85
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AMD classification 1 and referral 2
What is the impact of amd,
How big is the macula,
What is the beckman s grading sca...
119
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retinal detachment
Differential diagnoses for acute ...,
Symptoms of rd,
How common is rd
36
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GLAUCOMA 6 - assessment of optic disc in POAG
What is glaucoma characterised by,
Before you develop a vf defect ho...,
What is the ohts study
65
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Neuro-Ophthalmology: Management of Headaches
How frequent are migraines in dis...,
Are headaches more common in male...,
What group of people are headache...
94
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refractive surgery
Prevalence of myopia in uk,
Complications from radial keratotomy,
What is radial keratotomy
50
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Managing Trauma
What is the most eye related ed v...,
What are corneal abrasions,
What can cause corneal abrasions
43
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Uveitis
What is uveitis,
What are the 4 types of uveitis,
What are the 2 types of anterior ...
43
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Pupil pathology
What is the pupil,
What is the problem with small ap...,
What is the problem with large ap...
15
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Visual field defects
What is static perimetry,
What is kinetic perimetry,
What are the 2 types of static pe...
28
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