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Acute Angle Closure Glaucoma: Red and Painful Eye (Refer)
What is glaucoma,
What is acute angle closure glauc...,
What are the predisposing factors...
8
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Age Related Macular Degeneration: Gradual Vision Loss
What is age related macular degen...,
What is the pathophysiology of armd,
What are the two forms of armd
15
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Anterior Uveitis/Iritis: Red & Painful Eye (Refer)
What is anterior uveitis iritis,
What is anterior uveitis iritis a...,
What are the features of anterior...
6
cards
Conjunctivitis: Red-Eye (Diagnose & Treat)
What is conjunctivitis,
What other features are associate...,
What other features are associate...
15
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General: Opthalmology
What conditions should you be abl...,
What conditions should you be abl...,
What are some causes of lid lump
62
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Blepharitis: Red Eye (Diagnose & Treat)
What is blepharitis,
What is the epidemiology,
What are the signs and symptoms o...
9
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Cataracts: Gradual Vision Loss
What is cataracts,
What is the epidemiology of catar...,
What is the cause of cataracts wh...
9
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Retinal Artery and Vein Occlusions: Sudden Visual Loss
What is the presentation of centr...,
What is the cause of central reti...,
What are the signs of central ret...
6
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Corneal Ulcer: Red & Painful Eye (Refer)
What are corneal ulcers,
What is the presentation of corne...,
What are risk factors or corneal ...
10
cards
Diabetic Retinopathy: Gradual Vision Loss
What is diabetic retinopathy,
What is the epidemiology of diabe...,
What is the cause of diabetic ret...
13
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Episcleritis: Red Eye (Diagnose & Treat)
What is episcleritis,
What is the episclera,
What is the prognosis
9
cards
Styes: Red Eye (Diagnose & Treat)
What is a stye,
Risk factors,
Symptoms signs
5
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Chalazion: Red Eye (Diagnose & Treat)
What is a chalazion,
Associated conditions,
Symptoms
5
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Keratitis: Red Eye (Refer)
What is keratitis,
What are the causes of keratitis,
What are the clinical features of...
6
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Orbital Cellulitis & Preseptal Cellulitis
What is orbital cellulitis,
What is the cause of orbital cell...,
What is the prognosis
17
cards
Posterior Vitreous Detachment
What is posterior vitreous detach...,
What is the cause of posterior vi...,
What is the presentation of poste...
8
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Open-Angle Glaucoma: Gradual Vision Loss
What is primary open angle glaucoma,
How is open angle glaucoma differ...,
What is the epidemiology of open ...
9
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Scleritis: Red & Painful (Refer)
What are the red flag symptoms of...,
What are the features of scleritis,
What is scleritis
3
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Retinal Detachment: Sudden Visual Loss
Features of retinal detachment
1
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Vitreous Haemorhage: Sudden Visual Loss
What are the causes of vitreous h...,
What are the features of vitreous...,
What is vitreous haemorrhage
8
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Red Eye: General
What are the common causes of red...
1
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Red Eye: Dry Eye (D&T)
What is dry eye,
What problems with the eye can ca...,
What causes this 4
8
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Visual Disturbance/Loss: Condition
0
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General: ENT
0
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ENT: Otalgia
What proportion of otalgia is due...,
What makes up the outer ear,
What makes up the middle ear
32
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Red & Painful Eye: Foreign Body
0
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Gradual Vision Loss: Refractive Error
0
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Sudden Visual Loss: Giant Cell Arteritis
0
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Sudden Visual Loss: Visual Field Loss Due to Stroke and Intracranial Tumours
0
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Double Vision: Childhood Squints
0
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Double Vision: Cranial Nerve Palsies
0
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Eyelid Problems: Facial Palsy
0
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Eyelid Problems: Eyelid Tumours
0
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ENT: Sore Throat
0
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ENT: Sinus Infection
0
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ENT: Epistaxis
0
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ENT: Hearing Loss (R&R)
0
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ENT: Vertigo and Loss of Balance (R&R)
0
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ENT: Hoarseness (R&R)
0
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ENT: Neck Lumps (R&R)
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ENT: CP17 Vertigo: Benign Positional Paroxysmal Vertigo (BPPV)
What is vertigo
1
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ENT: CP17 Vertigo: Menieres Disease
0
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ENT: CP17 Vertigo: Vestibular Neuronitis/ Labyrinthitis
0
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Squint
What is squint strabismus,
What are the types of squint,
What causes a concomitant squint
6
cards
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