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    The document discusses different methods for measuring intraocular pressure (IOP), including the Goldmann applanation tonometer, pneumatic tonometer, noncontact tonometer, tactile tension, and dynamic contour tonometer. It provides details on each method such as the components, uses, and references answers from an ophthalmology exam about each type of tonometer.

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    1.

    Many infectious agents-including the viruses responsible for acquired immunodeficiency


    syndrome (AIDS), hepatitis, and epidemic keratoconjunctivitis-can be recovered from tears.
    Tonometers must be cleaned after each use so that transfer of such agents can be
    prevented. The prisms should either be soaked in a ?
    a. 2:10 sodium hypochlorite solution
    b. 5% hydrogen peroxide
    c. 90% isopropyl alcohol
    d. 3% hydrogen peroxide

    Answer D (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 26

    2. This test may be used with uncooperative patients, but it may be inaccurate even in very
    experienced hands. It is possible to estimate lOP by digital pressure on the globe, referred to
    as?
    a. Tactile tension
    b. Aplanasi goldman
    c. Gonioscopy
    d. Bimanual palpasi

    Answer A (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 26

    3. has a pressure-sensing device that consists of a gas-filled chamber covered with a silastic
    diaphragm referred to as?
    a. Tactile tension
    b. pneumatic tonometer
    c. portable electronic applanating
    d. Schiotz tonometry

    Answer B (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 26

    4. contain a strain gauge and produce an electrical signal as the tip of the instrument
    applanates a very small area of the cornea. This device is particularly useful for patients with
    corneal scars or edema. referred to as?
    a. Tactile tension
    b. pneumatic tonometer
    c. Schiotz tonometry
    d. Tono-Pen

    Answer D (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 26


    5. used in large-scale glaucoma-screening programs or by nonmedical health care providers.
    determine lOP, without touching the eye, by measuring the time necessary for a given force
    of air to flatten a given area of the cornea. referred to as?
    a. Noncontact (air-puff) tonometers
    b. dynamic contour tonometer
    c. Tactile tension
    d. pneumatic tonometer

    Answer D (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 25

    6. The circumstance that led to Possible Sources of Error in Tonometry ? except


    a. Squeezing of the eyelids
    b. Excessive or inadequate amount of fluorescein
    c. All of the above
    d. High corneal astigmatism

    Answer C (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 24

    7. like the Goldmann tonometer, uses a split-image prism and fluorescein in the tear film.
    However, it is portable and can be used with the patient either upright or supine is?
    a. Perkins tonometer
    b. Noncontact (air-puff) tonometers
    c. dynamic contour tonometer
    d. Tactile tension

    Answer C (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 23

    8. The Goldmann applanation tonometer measures the force necessary to flatten an area of
    the diameter cornea is?
    a. 3.08 mm
    b. 4.06 mm
    c. 3.06 mm
    d. 2.06 mm

    Answer C (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 22

    9. Higher lOP is associated with wider fluctuation in pressure, and a diurnal fluctuation of
    greater than?
    a. 12 mmHg
    b. 15 mmHg
    c. 10 mmHg
    d. 14 mmHg

    Answer C (AAO 2014-2015 10- Glaucoma) pg 22

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