- Welcome
- Topic 1: Background of Ocular Sympathetics
- Topic 2: Elements of the Case History
- Topic 3: Clinical Tests
- Topic 4: Confirmatory and Diagnostic Tests
- Topic 5: Patient Education
- Topic 6: Treatment and Referral
- Conclusion
- HELP
Assessment
Question 8
What is the major difference in the activity between cocaine and Iopidine?
Click the appropriate answer.
Iopidine indirectly causes pupil dilation; cocaine directly causes pupil dilation
Iopidine causes the release of NE from the nerve; cocaine blocks the reuptake of NE by the nerve
Cocaine indirectly causes pupil dilation; Iopidine directly causes pupil dilation
Cocaine causes the release of NE from the nerve; Iopidine blocks the reuptake of NE by the nerve
Question 9
True or false: Hydroxyamphetamine should be used to determine whether Horner’s syndrome is present.
Click the appropriate answer.
True
False
Question 10
If you suspect Horner’s syndrome, what is the appropriate pharmacological testing to perform?
Click the appropriate answer.
Cocaine or apraclonidine first; hydroxyamphetamine second
Cocaine first; apraclonidine second; hydroxyamphetamine third
Apraclonidine first; cocaine or hydroxyamphetamine second
Question 11
Complete the sentence: Horner’s syndrome will exhibit ____________.
Click the appropriate answer.
Poor dilation on apraclonidine testing
Poor dilation on cocaine testing
Poor dilation in hydroxyamphetamine testing
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