Nbeo Gen Pharm

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which is most appropriate cycloplegic in 29 yr old for refractive surgery eval?

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cyclopentolate 2%

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routing pupil dilation can be best achieved w/ whcih drugs

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tropicamide 1% and phenylephrine 2.5

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whihc is most appropriate cycloplegic in 2 yr old w/ accommodative eso tropia

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atropine 1%

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what is false regarding tropicamide

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2% concentration

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which is useful in diagnosis of adie's tonic

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pilocarpine 0.1%

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which would be best for a pt 1st seen w/ draatic lid swelling and chemotic conjunctivitis from allergies

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olopatatine 2x a day and fexofenadine 180 mg

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accidental exposure to dilators in a nurse is suspected as she is seen w/ unilateral dilated pupil. you can rule out serious intracranial pathology by instillig pilo and finding which

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pupil dilation remains the same

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which agent is used primarily in the tx of moderate ant uveitis

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homatropine 5%

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which is used systemically in tx of motion sickness

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scopolamine

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cetriaxone sodium is useful in management of which

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syphilis

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which dose of azithromycin is appropriate for tx of ocular chlamyida

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100 mg PO one time

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a 73 yr old pt has acute dacryocystitis. she is febrile to 100 F. fce is sore to the touch and she has pronounced epiphora and allergic to cefalexin. what tx regimen is best

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azithromycin

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whcih agent would be most effective in treating mild atropic dermatitis of the eyelid skin

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hydrocortisone, 1% cream

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a darker pigmented pt w/ chalazion should not be treated w/ intralesional steroid injection b/c

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increased risk of depigmentation

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which is the best choice for managing severe uveitis associated w/ anklyosing spondylitis

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prednisone acetate

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which is not a useful full strenght topical steroid drug

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fluoromethalone .1%

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which is not a systemic effects of cortcosteroids

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weight loss

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whcih steroid drug is used for injection of chalazia

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triamcinolone

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hydrocodone is not available in combo w/ acetaminphen

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1 mg

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which agent is most appropriate in managing mild ocular surface pain associated w/ recurrent corneal erosion

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ketorolac

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whcih immunomodulating med is approved for tx of sever k. sicca

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cyclosporine

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mech of action of anesthetics are does not affect

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enzyme carbonic anhydrase by inhibition

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which are not synthetic, aromatic or heterocyclic compounds

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cocaine

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which is the local ocular anesthetic of choice

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proparacaine

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which is not a ester derviative local anesthetic

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lidocaine

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whcih has the least diminution of fluoroscence and therefore is available in combo w/ NaFl

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benzocinate

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to minimize systemic effects of topically adminstered drugs, one can

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use nasolacrimal occulsion and eyelid closure

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a pledget delivery system is

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small piece of cotton saturated w/ drug and place in conj sac

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viscous additives to ophthalmic products serve

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slow drainage and increase residence time and adsorption of product

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which is not an advantage of ointment vehicle

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better clarity of vision

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which is used to treat choroidal neo in ARMD

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verteporin

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which is clinically more useful in staining dead and devitalized tissue than rose bengal

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lissmaine green

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ophthalmic use of fluoroscein is not for

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staining dead and devitalized tissue

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whihc agent is drug of choice in management of dentritiform HSK

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trifluroridine

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which tx is approved for chicken pox

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acyclovir

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whcih is not useful for tx of phthiris pubis infestation

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levofloxacin

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which is a major site of absorption for ocualre drugs

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cornea

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whihc vitamin is not helpful as a free radical scavenger

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B6

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which topical beta blocking agent is associated w/ granulomatout iridocyclitic on occasion

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metripranolol

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carbonic anhydrase inhibitors given orally may cause not cause

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fluid retention

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a pt w/ acute ACG and IOP of 69 is allergic to sulfonamides and ragweed. pt is a controled insulin dependent diabetic w/ incipient lenses, which oral hyperosmotic agent for this pt

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isosorbide

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which glc drug is known to cause change in iris color

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latanoprost

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when faced w/ pt who is non responsive to beta blocker tx trial, one should consider

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stop b blocker and start prostaglandin

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a 63 yr old pt w/ cardiac arrhythmia is treated w/ amidodarone and might be eexpected to have

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whorl keratopathy

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which is an advantage of using timolol .5% XE in place of timolo .5%

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once daily dosing is better than BID

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which topical beta blocker is best for pt w/ lipid problems

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carteolol

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which is most true of beta blockers

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0.25% once daily is as effective as most in .5% BID w/ fewer side effects

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which is not a CI of beta blockers

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systemic steroid use concomitantly