CME questions (circle the correct answer)
Advanced glaucoma treatment:
Diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, and surgical options
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1. Dr. Ahmed reported that microinvasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) ________________.
a. Enables rapid recovery
b. Eliminates the need for medication
c. Is performed for advanced glaucoma
d. Has a low IOP target (less than 12 mm Hg)
2. According to Dr. Ahmed, internal MIGS and phacoemulsification _________________.
a. Cannot be performed together
b. Impact future bleb success
c. Cause IOP spikes
d. Work synergistically
3. Dr. Lewis shared that applanation tonometry measurements are affected by __________.
a. The use of other tests
b. Corneal radius of the curvature
c. Diurnal fluctuations
d. Visual field progression
4. Dr. Lewis explained that, in managing glaucoma, fundus perimetry correlates _______ with the visual field.
a. Applanation tonometry readings
b. Optic nerve fiber layer defect
c. 24-hour IOP changes
d. Gonioscopy
5. Dr. Radcliffe shared that in the APOLLO and LUNAR studies, latanoprostene bunod reduced mean intraocular pressure
_______________.
a. 3.4 to 7.1 mm Hg
b. 9.3 to 10.1 mm Hg
c. 7.5 to 9.1 mm Hg
d. 5.2 to 6.5 mm Hg
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