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Eye Function and Nerves Quiz


Eye Function and Nerves QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on how eye function and nerves work together! par erica 1 What is the primary nerve responsible for vision? a Oculomotor nerve b Abducens nerve c Optic nerve d Trochlear nerve 2 Damage to which cranial nerve would most likely cause difficulty moving the eye downward and inward? a A. CN III – Oculomotor b B. CN IV – Trochlear c C. CN VI – Abducens d D. CN II – Optic 3 Which of the following cranial nerves controls pupil constriction? a A. CN II – Optic b B. CN IV – Trochlear c C. CN VI – Abducens d D. CN III – Oculomotor 4 Which cranial nerve moves the eye laterally (outward)? a A. CN II – Optic b B. CN III – Oculomotor c C. CN IV – Trochlear d D. CN VI – Abducens 5 Strabismus means.... Written answer 6 Myopia means.... Written answer 7 what does Diplopia mean.... Written answer 8 Hyperopia meansss Written answer 9 INVOLUNTARY MOVEMENT OF EYES meansss Written answer 10 Dilation of the pupil of the eye is the result of stimulation of the --------------------- system while constriction occurs as a result of ----------- system activity. Written answer 11 what are some causes of decreased visual functioning Choose one or more answers a Chronic or open- angle glaucoma b Diplopia c Acute or narrow-angle glaucoma d inflammation 12 whats conjunctivitis ( small definition) Written answer 13 what is Trachoma Written answer 14 what are some causes of trachoma Choose one or more answers a chlamydia b trachomatis c strepcoco d gram positive 15 what is Keratitis Written answer 16 what is Glaucoma Written answer 17 what is Macular Degeneration a Eye disease that affects the macula, part of the retina responsible for central vision b muscle disease c decrease muscle tone d 18 S/S of Keratitis Choose one or more answers a Severe pain b Photophobia c numbness 19 what are S/s of glaucoma Written answer 20 Why is a detached retina considered a medical emergency Choose one or more answers a Its tearing away from underlying choroid b Can lead to irreversible loss of receptors c Tear allows vitreous humor to flow behind retina. 21 sensorineural hearing loss Choose one or more answers a Infection b Neurological disorders c head trauma d diet 22 Briefly explain why it is common for young children to get frequent ear infections. Written answer

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Eye Function and Nerves QuizVersion en ligne

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What is the primary nerve responsible for vision?

Damage to which cranial nerve would most likely cause difficulty moving the eye downward and inward?

Which of the following cranial nerves controls pupil constriction?

Which cranial nerve moves the eye laterally (outward)?

Strabismus means....

Myopia means....

what does Diplopia mean....

Hyperopia meansss

INVOLUNTARY MOVEMENT OF EYES meansss

Dilation of the pupil of the eye is the result of stimulation of the --------------------- system while constriction occurs as a result of ----------- system activity.

what are some causes of decreased visual functioning

whats conjunctivitis ( small definition)

what is Trachoma

what are some causes of trachoma

what is Keratitis

what is Glaucoma

what is Macular Degeneration

S/S of Keratitis

what are S/s of glaucoma

Why is a detached retina considered a medical emergency

sensorineural hearing loss

Briefly explain why it is common for young children to get frequent ear infections.