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Froggy Jumps Eye & Ear Infections QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of ocular and otic infections. by Quader Ahmed Jalili 1 Which is the most common ocular infection affecting the conjunctiva? a Bacterial conjunctivitis b Viral keratitis c Chlamydial conjunctivitis 2 Neisseria gonorrhoeae can cause which form of conjunctivitis? a Hyperacute bacterial conjunctivitis b Trachoma c Chronic conjunctivitis 3 Which pathogen is most associated with acute otitis media in children? a Pseudomonas aeruginosa b Moraxella catarrhalis c Streptococcus pneumoniae 4 Ophthalmia neonatorum presents within how many hours after birth? a 2–6 hours b 12–48 hours c 72 hours 5 Which organism is a common cause of blepharitis? a Herpes simplex virus b Candida albicans c Staphylococcus aureus 6 Hyperacute conjunctivitis can lead to which severe complication? a Corneal ulceration b Chalazion formation c Optic neuritis 7 What is a common predisposing factor for bacterial conjunctivitis? a Low humidity b Poor hygienic conditions c High altitude 8 Endophthalmitis primarily affects which part of the eye? a Conjunctival surface b Intraocular fluids c Lacrimal gland 9 CMV retinitis is most common in which condition? a AIDS with CD4 <50/µL b Chronic myopia c Diabetes mellitus 10 Which agent is first-line for CMV retinitis therapy? a Acyclovir b Ganciclovir c Amphotericin B 11 Acanthamoeba keratitis is strongly linked to which habit? a Sunglasses wear b Eye rubbing only at night c Contact lens use 12 CSOM stands for which condition? a Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media b Cerebrospinal Otitis Membrane c Chronic Sinus Opacity Mucosa 13 Which organism is a common cause of CSOM? a Candida albicans b Pseudomonas aeruginosa c Streptococcus pyogenes 14 Acute otitis media management often starts with which antibiotic class? a Azithromycin b Cefepime c Amoxicillin 15 What is a hallmark feature of bacterial keratitis? a Retinal detachment b Purulent corneal ulcer c Punctate epithelial keratitis 16 Ocular histoplasmosis syndrome is associated with which organism? a Histoplasma capsulatum b Candida albicans c Aspergillus fumigatus 17 Which virus can cause zoster ophthalmicus? a Varicella-zoster virus b Herpes simplex virus c Epstein-Barr virus 18 Which finding is typical of pneumococcal conjunctivitis? a Petechial subconjunctival hemorrhages b Painless discharge only c Green corneal staining 19 Otosclerosis is unrelated; which is true about otitis externa? a Always viral b Only fungal etiologies c Causes include bacterial, viral or fungal etiologies 20 Ophthalmia neonatorum treatment commonly includes? a IV ceftriaxone b Topical acyclovir c Oral amoxicillin 21 Which organism is linked with angular conjunctivitis? a Pseudomonas aeruginosa b Moraxella lacunata c Streptococcus agalactiae 22 What is a common predisposing factor for ABC? a Hot dry climate b High rainfall c Cold climate 23 Which is a severe complication of orbital mucormycosis? a Conjunctival scarring b Brain abscess c Myopia 24 Acanthamoeba transmission to the cornea is often via? a Urine contamination b Contact lens solution c Insect bite 25 Which condition is described as a ring infiltrate around the cornea? a Bacterial keratitis b Acanthamoeba keratitis c Uveitis 26 POHS stands for? a Posterior Ocular Hypertensive Syndrome b Persistent Ocular HSV Syndrome c Presumed Ocular Histoplasmosis Syndrome 27 Which drug is used intravitreal for endophthalmitis? a Vancomycin b Acyclovir c Fluconazole 28 Which is NOT a type of conjunctivitis listed? a Allergic conjunctivitis b Acute bacterial conjunctivitis c Hyperacute bacterial conjunctivitis 29 Which eye infection is linked to contact lens use? a Acanthamoeba keratitis b Bacterial endophthalmitis c Chalazion 30 Which otitis type is considered 'unsafe' or dangerous? a ASOM b Tubotympanic type c Atticoantral CSOM 31 Which organism is common in acute purulent conjunctivitis? a Candida albicans b Streptococcus pyogenes c Neisseria gonorrhoeae 32 Which diagnostic method is used for keratitis labs? a Blood culture b CSF analysis c Corneal scrapings with Gram stain 33 Which therapy is emphasized for CSOM management? a Only topical drops b Oral antivirals c Surgical removal for Atticoantral type 34 Which feature is typical of Clostridial keratitis? (trick: not in doc) a Ring-shaped infiltrate (not specified) b No infiltrate c Oval ulcer

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by Quader Ahmed Jalili

Which is the most common ocular infection affecting the conjunctiva?

Neisseria gonorrhoeae can cause which form of conjunctivitis?

Which pathogen is most associated with acute otitis media in children?

Ophthalmia neonatorum presents within how many hours after birth?

Which organism is a common cause of blepharitis?

Hyperacute conjunctivitis can lead to which severe complication?

What is a common predisposing factor for bacterial conjunctivitis?

Endophthalmitis primarily affects which part of the eye?

CMV retinitis is most common in which condition?

Which agent is first-line for CMV retinitis therapy?

Acanthamoeba keratitis is strongly linked to which habit?

CSOM stands for which condition?

Which organism is a common cause of CSOM?

Acute otitis media management often starts with which antibiotic class?

What is a hallmark feature of bacterial keratitis?

Ocular histoplasmosis syndrome is associated with which organism?

Which virus can cause zoster ophthalmicus?

Which finding is typical of pneumococcal conjunctivitis?

Otosclerosis is unrelated; which is true about otitis externa?

Ophthalmia neonatorum treatment commonly includes?

Which organism is linked with angular conjunctivitis?

What is a common predisposing factor for ABC?

Which is a severe complication of orbital mucormycosis?

Acanthamoeba transmission to the cornea is often via?

Which condition is described as a ring infiltrate around the cornea?

POHS stands for?

Which drug is used intravitreal for endophthalmitis?

Which is NOT a type of conjunctivitis listed?

Which eye infection is linked to contact lens use?

Which otitis type is considered 'unsafe' or dangerous?

Which organism is common in acute purulent conjunctivitis?

Which diagnostic method is used for keratitis labs?

Which therapy is emphasized for CSOM management?

Which feature is typical of Clostridial keratitis? (trick: not in doc)