nr 566 week 5 Questions and Answers
Graded A+
What is conjunctivitis? - Correct answer-An eye infection characterized by
redness, itchiness, and discharge.
What condition is characterized by increased intraocular pressure? - Correct
answer-Glaucoma
How is viral conjunctivitis typically managed? - Correct answer-With supportive
care.
What type of eye drops are used for bacterial conjunctivitis? - Correct answer-
Antibiotic eye drops.
What is the primary goal in managing glaucoma? - Correct answer-To lower
intraocular pressure to prevent optic nerve damage.
Name a class of medications used to treat glaucoma. - Correct answer-
Prostaglandin analogs.
What is a common side effect of prostaglandin inhibitors? - Correct answer-Mild
eye irritation and possible darkening of the iris.
Graded A+
What is conjunctivitis? - Correct answer-An eye infection characterized by
redness, itchiness, and discharge.
What condition is characterized by increased intraocular pressure? - Correct
answer-Glaucoma
How is viral conjunctivitis typically managed? - Correct answer-With supportive
care.
What type of eye drops are used for bacterial conjunctivitis? - Correct answer-
Antibiotic eye drops.
What is the primary goal in managing glaucoma? - Correct answer-To lower
intraocular pressure to prevent optic nerve damage.
Name a class of medications used to treat glaucoma. - Correct answer-
Prostaglandin analogs.
What is a common side effect of prostaglandin inhibitors? - Correct answer-Mild
eye irritation and possible darkening of the iris.