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Quick Quiz – 2026 Optometry Seminar

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Quiz Section 1: DR. PETER SUMICH: TWO YEARS OF EDOF - Tell me how we are doing?

1. A 64-year-old patient prioritises night driving quality and minimal halos but would like functional intermediate vision. The most appropriate IOL class is:(Required)
2. A patient implanted with a non-diffractive EDOF lens reports difficulty reading very small print at 30 cm but is satisfied with distance and computer vision. The most appropriate management is:(Required)
3. A premium IOL patient presents with +0.75 D residual hyperopia and dissatisfaction with distance clarity. The primary cause is:(Required)
4. Management Options for Patient in Q3 is/are:(Required)
5. The most critical component of pre-operative counselling for EDOF IOLs is:(Required)
6. Compared with non-diffractive EDOF IOLs, diffractive trifocal IOLs most commonly provide(Required)

Quiz Section 2: DR. RIDIA LIM: AN INTRODUCTION INTO THE OMEGA STUDY AND THE SNOW VISION ACCELERATOR

1. Which of the following systemic conditions is most strongly associated with normal-tension glaucoma progression?(Required)
2. Which sleep-related condition has been associated with an increased risk of glaucoma, possibly due to intermittent hypoxia?(Required)
3. Which statement best describes the relationship between aerobic exercise and glaucoma?(Required)
4. High caffeine intake may transiently affect glaucoma risk primarily by:(Required)
5. Which sleeping position has been associated with asymmetric glaucoma progression in some patients?(Required)

Quiz Section 3 : DR. ASTHA RAI : LATEST DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT INNOVATIONS IN DRY EYE

1. A patient presents with rapid NIBUT, capped meibomian glands, and minimal corneal staining. The primary diagnosis is:(Required)
2. A symptomatic dry eye patient unresponsive to lubricants most appropriately requires: A. Increased lubricant frequency indefinitely(Required)
3. Meibography showing gland truncation indicates:(Required)
4. According to TFOS methodology, what should guide treatment selection first?(Required)
5. If a patient asks you "Do I really need to go with a device based dry eye treatment" - which of the below statements can you tell them to instill further confidence in your recommendation?(Required)

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