Question

Examining the Anterior Chamber: Focus in the anterior chamber by alternatively focusing b/w the _____________ and the ________________ and then stop halfway If no flares are noted, what do you do?

MCQ Options:
a. Iris and lens; vitreous; proceed with examination
b. Cornea and iris; aqueous humor; continue focusing
c. Iris and cornea; aqueous humor; discontinue examination
d. Lens and cornea; vitreous; stop examination

Answer 1

To examine the anterior chamber, focus between the cornea and iris, and continue focusing if no flares are seen; the answer is option b.

Step-by-step explanation:

When examining the anterior chamber of the eye, the focus should be adjusted between the cornea and the iris, and then stopped halfway. The aqueous humor is the watery fluid filling this space. If no flares are spotted in the anterior chamber upon examination, then one should continue focusing based on the multiple-choice options provided. Therefore, the correct answer to the question is 'b. Cornea and iris; aqueous humor; continue focusing.'