Quick Quiz – 2025 Optometry Seminar

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Please answer the following multiple choice questions for your CPD assessment!

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Quiz Section 1: DR. PETER SUMICH THE CONFUSING TERMINOLOGY OF PRESBYOPIC LENSES

1. Which of the following best describes the optical performance of an extended depth of focus (EDOF) intraocular lens?(Required)
2. Which presbyopic lens type is most suitable for a patient prioritizing night vision quality with minimal glare and halos(Required)
3. Which characteristic of diffractive multifocal IOLs contributes to their common visual disturbances?(Required)
4. Which of the following marketing claims regarding presbyopic IOLs is most misleading?(Required)
5. Which presbyopic IOL strategy is most commonly recommended for patients with irregular corneal topography to optimize visual outcomes?(Required)

Quiz Section 2: DR. DIANA FARLOW INTERESTING OPHTHALMIC CASES: MOLLUSCUM CONTAGIOSUM & IDIOPATHIC INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION

1. Which histopathological feature is pathognomonic for molluscum contagiosum?(Required)
2. A patient presents with chronic follicular conjunctivitis and multiple umbilicated eyelid lesions. What is the best management approach?(Required)
3. Which of the following is a recognized cause of secondary intracranial hypertension?(Required)
4. Which non-invasive imaging modality is most useful in differentiating pseudopapilledema from true papilledema?(Required)
5. What is the primary mechanism of visual loss in idiopathic intracranial hypertension?(Required)

Quiz Section 3 : DR. RIDIA LIM THE SLIPPERY SLOPE OF GLAUCOMA: NAVIGATING RISK, RECOGNITION, AND REFERRAL

1. What is the rate glaucoma blindness for a patient in a glaucoma clinic, calculated for the remainder of their lifetime?(Required)
2. All of these may contribute to glaucoma blindness, except for:(Required)
3. Which statement is false?(Required)
4. About OCT, which is true?(Required)
5. Rates of visual field progression(Required)

Quiz Section 4: DR. ASTHA RAI THE BOOMING BUSINESS OF DRY EYE: INNOVATIONS DRIVING DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT

1. Which of the following factors is a primary driver of the increasing prevalence of dry eye disease?(Required)
2. Which diagnostic test provides the most objective measure of meibomian gland function?(Required)
3. Which in-office treatment specifically targets meibomian gland dysfunction by promoting meibum secretion through heat and light therapy?(Required)
4. A patient with severe dry eye disease presents with persistent epithelial defects despite standard treatment. What would be the most appropriate next step?(Required)
5. If I am trying to be time efficient in my dry eye screening which screening tool can I use?(Required)
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