Conditions of the Eye: Yes or No?

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Conditions of the Eye: Yes or No?Online version Evaluate each statement as true (yes) or false (no) by Adrienne 1 Glaucoma can be cured with early treatment. Yes No 2 Subconjunctival hemorrhage causes severe pain and blurred vision. Yes No 3 Trauma, coughing, or sneezing can cause subconjunctival hemorrhage. Yes No 4 Surgical excision is the first-line treatment on a hordeolum. Yes No 5 Elevated intraocular pressure is the only cause of glaucoma. Yes No 6 Dry macular degeneration involves drusen deposits and gradual central vision loss. Yes No 7 With macular degeneration, peripheral vision is typically affected first. Yes No 8 Subconjunctival hemorrhage is a symptom of retinal detachment. Yes No 9 Warm compresses may help resolve a chalazion. Yes No 10 Conjunctivitis is always treated with systemic antibiotics. Yes No 11 Cataract surgery typically involves replacing the cloudy lens with an artificial one. Yes No 12 A chalazion is an acute, infectious swelling of the eyelid margin. Yes No 13 A chalazion is a chronic, sterile inflammation of a meibomian gland. Yes No 14 Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve. Yes No 15 Laser surgery may be used to treat certain types of glaucoma. Yes No 16 Glare and reduced night vision are common symptoms of cataracts. Yes No 17 Macular degeneration commonly affects young adults . Yes No 18 Eye drops can help lower pressure in glaucoma patients. Yes No 19 Fungal conjunctivitis is the most common form in the U.S. Yes No 20 A hordeolum is an acute infection of an eyelash follicle or meibomian gland. Yes No 21 A hordeolum is typically painless and chronic. Yes No 22 Wet macular degeneration is treated with oral antibiotics. Yes No 23 Subconjunctival hemorrhage is a painful condition that requires urgent surgical intervention. Yes No 24 Bacterial conjunctivitis is usually painless and resolves without treatment. Yes No 25 Treatment of a subconjunctival hemorrhage usually involves steroid eye drops. Yes No 26 Cataracts cause progressive clouding of the lens. Yes No 27 Allergic conjunctivitis is a contagious infection that causes thick yellow discharge. Yes No 28 Conjunctivitis only affects one eye and never spreads. Yes No 29 Retinal tears are visible on the surface of the eye. Yes No 30 A chalazion is usually tender and red like a hordeolum. Yes No 31 Viral conjunctivitis is commonly caused by viruses associated with the common cold. Yes No 32 Glaucoma always causes noticeable symptoms in early stages. Yes No 33 Glaucoma is caused by a bacterial infection. Yes No 34 Blepharitis always presents with subconjunctival hemorrhage Yes No 35 Retinal tears may present with flashes of light or floaters. Yes No 36 Peripheral vision is typically affected before central vision in glaucoma. Yes No 37 Blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelid margins Yes No 38 Viral conjunctivitis typically produces thick green discharge. Yes No 39 Open-angle glaucoma often develops slowly and painlessly. Yes No 40 Macular degeneration causes tunnel vision and affects peripheral sight. Yes No 41 Laser therapy or surgery may be required to repair a retinal tear or detachment. Yes No 42 Antibiotic ointment may be used on a hordeolum if secondary infection is suspected. Yes No 43 Retinal detachment always resolves without treatment. Yes No 44 Glaucoma is an age-related disease that only affects older adults Yes No 45 Blepharitis is commonly treated with warm compresses and lid scrubs Yes No 46 Subconjunctival hemorrhage treatment includes daily antibiotic drops for two weeks. Yes No 47 Subconjunctival hemorrhage is typically painless and self-resolving. Yes No 48 Viral conjunctivitis is treated with oral antibiotics. Yes No 49 Macular degeneration is reversible. Yes No 50 Allergic conjunctivitis typically presents with itching and bilateral redness. Yes No 51 Chalazia are treated with systemic antibiotics. Yes No 52 Retinal tears always result in total blindness. Yes No 53 Bacterial conjunctivitis often produces thick, purulent discharge. Yes No 54 Wet macular degeneration is treated with intravitreal anti-VEGF injections. Yes No 55 Blepharitis is an inflammation of the cornea caused by bacterial infection. Yes No 56 Smoking is a known risk factor for macular degeneration. Yes No 57 Allergic conjunctivitis is treated with antihistamines. Yes No 58 A hordeolum is a painless cyst that develops slowly over time. Yes No 59 Blepharitis is typically caused by trauma to the cornea Yes No 60 Acute angle-closure glaucoma may present with eye pain, redness, and nausea. Yes No

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Glaucoma can be cured with early treatment.

Subconjunctival hemorrhage causes severe pain and blurred vision.

Trauma, coughing, or sneezing can cause subconjunctival hemorrhage.

Surgical excision is the first-line treatment on a hordeolum.

Elevated intraocular pressure is the only cause of glaucoma.

Dry macular degeneration involves drusen deposits and gradual central vision loss.

With macular degeneration, peripheral vision is typically affected first.

Subconjunctival hemorrhage is a symptom of retinal detachment.

Warm compresses may help resolve a chalazion.

Conjunctivitis is always treated with systemic antibiotics.

Cataract surgery typically involves replacing the cloudy lens with an artificial one.

A chalazion is an acute, infectious swelling of the eyelid margin.

A chalazion is a chronic, sterile inflammation of a meibomian gland.

Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve.

Laser surgery may be used to treat certain types of glaucoma.

Glare and reduced night vision are common symptoms of cataracts.

Macular degeneration commonly affects young adults .

Eye drops can help lower pressure in glaucoma patients.

Fungal conjunctivitis is the most common form in the U.S.

A hordeolum is an acute infection of an eyelash follicle or meibomian gland.

A hordeolum is typically painless and chronic.

Wet macular degeneration is treated with oral antibiotics.

Subconjunctival hemorrhage is a painful condition that requires urgent surgical intervention.

Bacterial conjunctivitis is usually painless and resolves without treatment.

Treatment of a subconjunctival hemorrhage usually involves steroid eye drops.

Cataracts cause progressive clouding of the lens.

Allergic conjunctivitis is a contagious infection that causes thick yellow discharge.

Conjunctivitis only affects one eye and never spreads.

Retinal tears are visible on the surface of the eye.

A chalazion is usually tender and red like a hordeolum.

Viral conjunctivitis is commonly caused by viruses associated with the common cold.

Glaucoma always causes noticeable symptoms in early stages.

Glaucoma is caused by a bacterial infection.

Blepharitis always presents with subconjunctival hemorrhage

Retinal tears may present with flashes of light or floaters.

Peripheral vision is typically affected before central vision in glaucoma.

Blepharitis is an inflammation of the eyelid margins

Viral conjunctivitis typically produces thick green discharge.

Open-angle glaucoma often develops slowly and painlessly.

Macular degeneration causes tunnel vision and affects peripheral sight.

Laser therapy or surgery may be required to repair a retinal tear or detachment.

Antibiotic ointment may be used on a hordeolum if secondary infection is suspected.

Retinal detachment always resolves without treatment.

Glaucoma is an age-related disease that only affects older adults

Blepharitis is commonly treated with warm compresses and lid scrubs

Subconjunctival hemorrhage treatment includes daily antibiotic drops for two weeks.

Subconjunctival hemorrhage is typically painless and self-resolving.

Viral conjunctivitis is treated with oral antibiotics.

Macular degeneration is reversible.

Allergic conjunctivitis typically presents with itching and bilateral redness.

Chalazia are treated with systemic antibiotics.

Retinal tears always result in total blindness.

Bacterial conjunctivitis often produces thick, purulent discharge.

Wet macular degeneration is treated with intravitreal anti-VEGF injections.

Blepharitis is an inflammation of the cornea caused by bacterial infection.

Smoking is a known risk factor for macular degeneration.

Allergic conjunctivitis is treated with antihistamines.

A hordeolum is a painless cyst that develops slowly over time.

Blepharitis is typically caused by trauma to the cornea

Acute angle-closure glaucoma may present with eye pain, redness, and nausea.