Eye Stuff

4. This common cause of red eye is ruled out with tonometry to measure intraocular pressure; may see enlargement of the eye or cloudiness over the corneal surface
6. The term for inward-rolling of the eyelid(s); can be corrected surgically
7. This topical eye drop stimulates tear production; used to treat dry eye in dogs
10. This topical anesthetic is used to numb the eye before measuring intraocular pressure(s)
12. Glaucoma results from an increase or decrease in intraocular pressure?
13. True or False? Most uncomplicated corneal ulcers will heal within 5-7 days with supportive treatments (antibiotic and lubricating drops)
14. The term for the back of the eye that houses rod and cone cells (i.e photoreceptor cells) that convert light into electrical signals
15. The medical term for excessive tearing

1. True or False? 75% of diabetic dogs will develop cataract(s) within 12-16 months of their initial diagnosis
2. The name of the stain used to highlight corneal defects/possible ulcers
3. The “tapetum —-” is a reflective layer in the back of the dogs eye that reflects light and enhances night vision
5. “----” gland adenoma is the most common benign eyelid tumor in the dog
8. After removal of an eyelid tumor, ophthalmologists can use this treatment to freeze the affected skin and (potentially) prevent recurrence.
9. Sustained high blood pressure (hypertension) causing retinal detachment and subsequent blindness is more common in dogs or cats?
11. The term for the pigmented/colored part of the eye; a thin, circular structure located between the cornea and the lens