Treating AC

Question 1

AC is a (monocular/binocular) condition.

Answer 1

Binocular

Question 2

Who has a better prognosis when treating AC; ET or XT?

Answer 2

XT has better prognosis

Question 3

T/F: Smaller the angle of anomaly, more difficult to treat?

Answer 3

True

Question 4

What 2 types of correspondence are easiest to treat? What’s the most difficult to tx?

Answer 4

easiest = HAC/UAC
difficult = PAC II

Question 5

What’s the main treatment goal of AC?

Answer 5

Re-establish NC

Question 6

If a patient has ET > 15pd and <a> 15pd, what’s the treatment plan?</a>

Answer 6

1. Intensive active therapy for 4-6 mo
2. Sensory stimulation
3. Centration therapy

Question 7

When treating sensory stimulation, what must the px do between sessions?

Answer 7

Full-time occlusion

Question 8

If a px has ET < 15pd and <a></a>

Answer 8

1. Motor Stimulation

2. Sensory stimulation

Question 9

When may a patient experience binocular triplopia?

Answer 9

When treating AC using sensory stimulation