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Vision is always mildly affected (mild blurring).
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61%
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Classified into acute and chronic types.
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40%
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60%
F
C/D ratio > 0.5 raises the suspicion of glaucoma
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95%
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5%
F
Temporal shift of vessels
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23%
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77%
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Intraocular pressure is elevated
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94%
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6%
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A 3-year-old girl was brought to the ER after swallowing a coin. She has been vomiting and drooling since then. On examination, there were no signs of airway compromise. The first step in management of this girl is:
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12%
a. Barium Swallow.
8%
b. Neck Ultrasound.
76%
c. Plain X-ray of the neck and chest.
0%
d. MRI of the neck.
4%
e. Bronchoscopy
7. A 6Y boy had progressive right ear pain of 2days duration, associated with fever and runny nose. On examination the external canal was healthy, however the right tympanic membrane was obviously reddish. Management of this include all EXCEPT:
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a. Systemic Antibiotics.
0%
b. Local and systemic pain control.
4%
c. Cold fomentations and Antipyretics.
77%
d. MRI scan pertrous bones to stand on the extent of the disease.
15%
e. Myringotomy if not responsive to medical treatment.
a male presented 30 min after sustaining a blow to his face. Bleeding was noted from the nose.His nose was deviated to the left side. There were no obvious facial edema or ecchymosis. Xray showed fractured nasal bone. Reduction of this should be done:
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a. Immediately.
0%
b. After 24 hours.
9%
c. After 48 hours
0%
d. After 1 week.
0%
e. After 3 months
A 3-year-old girl was brought to the Emergency Room by her mother soon after accidental ingestion of caustic soda. The girl was crying and drooling. Management includes all of the following EXCEPT:
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a. Pain killer.
13%
b. Systemic steroids.
26%
c. Antibiotics.
9%
d. Monitoring of the airway.
52%
e. Immediate dilatation