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Froggy Jumps Rabbit Eye Pharmacology QuizOnline version Ophthalmic drug basics by Deepa 1 Why are rabbit eyes particularly valuable in ophthalmic research? a They have a large corneal surface area and developed blood-aqueous barrier b They are cheaper than human subjects c They are identical to human eyes 2 Which drug class causes pupillary constriction (miosis)? a Cycloplegics b Miotics c Mydriatics 3 Prolonged corticosteroid use in the eye may lead to which risk? a Increased muscle strength b Enhanced vision c Risk of glaucoma and cataracts 4 Physostigmine’s primary action involves: a Causing mydriasis b Inhibiting cholinesterase c Blocking acetylcholine 5 What is Latonoprost’s anti-glaucoma mechanism? a Blocking nerve signals b Reducing aqueous humor secretion c Increasing aqueous humor drainage 6 A key limitation of using rabbit eyes for research is: a Small corneal surface b Species-specific responses in tear chemistry c Lack of blood supply 7 Phenylephrine differs from atropine because it: a Dilates pupils without affecting accommodation b Produces cycloplegia c Causes no pupil dilation 8 Systemic absorption of ophthalmic meds can potentially: a Lead to adverse systemic reactions b Improve overall health c Cause no side effects 9 Which drug class is most likely to cause corneal toxicity with repeated use? a Local anaesthetics b Antibiotics c Anti-inflammatory drugs 10 Epinephrine’s effect on the rabbit eye includes: a Total vision loss b Complete pupil paralysis c Mild mydriasis and IOP reduction

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Rabbit Eye Pharmacology QuizOnline version

Ophthalmic drug basics

by Deepa

Why are rabbit eyes particularly valuable in ophthalmic research?

They have a large corneal surface area and developed blood-aqueous barrier

They are cheaper than human subjects

They are identical to human eyes

Which drug class causes pupillary constriction (miosis)?

Cycloplegics

Miotics

Mydriatics

Prolonged corticosteroid use in the eye may lead to which risk?

Increased muscle strength

Enhanced vision

Risk of glaucoma and cataracts

Physostigmine’s primary action involves:

Causing mydriasis

Inhibiting cholinesterase

Blocking acetylcholine

What is Latonoprost’s anti-glaucoma mechanism?

Blocking nerve signals

Reducing aqueous humor secretion

Increasing aqueous humor drainage

A key limitation of using rabbit eyes for research is:

Small corneal surface

Species-specific responses in tear chemistry

Lack of blood supply

Phenylephrine differs from atropine because it:

Dilates pupils without affecting accommodation

Produces cycloplegia

Causes no pupil dilation

Systemic absorption of ophthalmic meds can potentially:

Lead to adverse systemic reactions

Improve overall health

Cause no side effects

Which drug class is most likely to cause corneal toxicity with repeated use?

Local anaesthetics

Antibiotics

Anti-inflammatory drugs

Epinephrine’s effect on the rabbit eye includes:

Total vision loss

Complete pupil paralysis

Mild mydriasis and IOP reduction

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Rabbit Eye Pharmacology QuizOnline version

by Deepa

Why are rabbit eyes particularly valuable in ophthalmic research?

Which drug class causes pupillary constriction (miosis)?

Prolonged corticosteroid use in the eye may lead to which risk?

Physostigmine’s primary action involves:

What is Latonoprost’s anti-glaucoma mechanism?

A key limitation of using rabbit eyes for research is:

Phenylephrine differs from atropine because it:

Systemic absorption of ophthalmic meds can potentially:

Which drug class is most likely to cause corneal toxicity with repeated use?

Epinephrine’s effect on the rabbit eye includes:

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