Neuro ophthalmology Course Form Neuro-ophthalmology Course Form Please provide some information about yourself. Required fields are marked with an asterisk. * Step 1 of 5 20% Required InformationRequired InformationFull Name*Full NameEmail* Enter Email Confirm Email EmailYour Status*Medical studentResidentFellowOther graduate or undergrad studentOphthalmologistOther eye specialist (pls give details below)Other medical practitioner (pls give details below)Other (pls give details below)If "other" status, please provide details: If "other" status, please provide details:CPSO or COS numberTell us about yourselfYour countryYour countryYour university, hospital or institutionYour university, hospital or institutionYears in practiceYears in practiceCheck all that apply to you: Comprehensive ophthalmology practice Ophthalmology sub-specialty (give details below) Group practice Solo practice Academic practice Community practice Check all that apply to you:Other InformationOther Information Take this quiz first, to see how much you already know about this topic. Then you'll watch a video of the lecture. After that you'll take the quiz again to see how much you've learned. You'll receive an email with your answers and some feedback.Pre-Video QuestionsPre-Video QuestionsWhat are the reasons of vision loss in cases of increased ICP:*Acute disc swellingSevere papilledema with fluid seeping into maculaLong standing papilledema with optic atrophyBoth b and cNone of the aboveWhat are the reasons of vision loss in cases of increased ICP:Which of the following is key to accurate measure of CSF pressure when doing a lumbar puncture?*Lateral decubitus positionSitting positionAsking the pt to strain when doing the procedureNone of the aboveWhich of the following is key to accurate measure of CSF pressure when doing a lumbar puncture?What is the pathophysiology of IIH?*Increased resistance to CSF absorptionAquaporin channels abnormailityHyperaldosteronismVitamin A metabolism disregulationAll of the aboveWhat is the pathophysiology of IIH?Which of the following radiological sign is *most* consistent with IIH:*Posterior flattening of the globesEnlarged optic nerve sheathIncreased tortuosity of optic nerveEmpty sella turcicaWhich of the following radiological sign is *most* consistent with IIH:Normal CSF composition and an opening CSF pressure more than .... is diagnositic for IIH*25 mmHg25 cmH2O15 mmHg15 cmH2ONormal CSF composition and an opening CSF pressure more than .... is diagnositic for IIHThe most important and effective treatment for IIH is:*Weight lossDiamoxSurgery (LP or VP shunt)Optic nerve sheath fenestrationThe most important and effective treatment for IIH is: Note: Video includes both a resident case presentation and Visiting Professor Presentation (VPP). For MOC credit, only VPP is required viewing. VPP START: 0:00 END: 59:59. To skip ahead to the start time, move the slider at the bottom of the video. Please note that a few slides where cut at the end of this video's presentation. Instructions and Features: The image below shows where the features are located. When you're ready, click anywhere in the image to start. To start the video: Click the Play button (circled in blue; lower left corner of video area) Lecture info box: Click the X to close the box (circled in yellow; upper right corner of info box, left side of video area) Screen layout: Click icons to change the layout (green square; upper right corner of video area) Search: Click the Search icon (in blue box; lower left corner of video area) and enter a word or slide number Volume: Adjust in lower right corner of video area Important note about browsers: You must have the Silverlight browser plugin installed to play the video. The video will play in most browsers, but problems may occur when using Safari-for-Windows, some versions of Firefox or mobile devices. We apologize for any inconvenience. If you are unable to play the video please try a different browser (e.g. Chrome or Internet Explorer). You could also try watching the video directly on the OTN website (opens in a new window). Note that browser limitations may still apply. Be sure to return to this page after the video to complete the course. If you still can't view the video, please contact us for assistance: ophthocme@gmail.com. Now take the quiz again to see how much you've learned. Post-Video QuestionsWhat are the reasons of vision loss in cases of increased ICP:*Acute disc swellingSevere papilledema with fluid seeping into maculaLong standing papilledema with optic atrophyBoth b and cNone of the aboveWhat are the reasons of vision loss in cases of increased ICP:Which of the following is key to accurate measure of CSF pressure when doing a lumbar puncture?*Lateral decubitus positionSitting positionAsking the pt to strain when doing the procedureNone of the aboveWhich of the following is key to accurate measure of CSF pressure when doing a lumbar puncture?What is the pathophysiology of IIH?*Increased resistance to CSF absorptionAquaporin channels abnormailityHyperaldosteronismVitamin A metabolism disregulationAll of the aboveWhat is the pathophysiology of IIH?Which of the following radiological sign is *most* consistent with IIH:Posterior flattening of the globesEnlarged optic nerve sheathIncreased tortuosity of optic nerveEmpty sella turcicaWhich of the following radiological sign is *most* consistent with IIH:Normal CSF composition and an opening CSF pressure more than .... is diagnositic for IIH*25 mmHg25 cmH2O15 mmHg15 cmH2ONormal CSF composition and an opening CSF pressure more than .... is diagnositic for IIHThe most important and effective treatment for IIH is:*Weight lossDiamoxSurgery (LP or VP shunt)Optic nerve sheath fenestrationThe most important and effective treatment for IIH is: Please give us your feedbackPlease give us your feedbackWe value your feedback! Please take a moment and tell us about your experience with this module. Your feedback will help us improve our Online Rounds program. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.Did you find the presentation to be commerically biased?*NoYesWas the educational objective met for this screencast?*NoYesWill you alter your practise as a result of this screencast?*YesNoIf yes for the above question, please describe this change. If no, why not?Please rate the following from 1 (very poor) to 5 (outstanding):Use of this web module*DifficultFairNeutralGoodVery easyQuality of the video*PoorFairNeutralGoodOutstandingSound quality*PoorFairNeutralGoodOutstandingTopic covered*PoorFairNeutralGoodOutstandingRelevance to your practice*PoorFairNeutralGoodOutstandingAssessment of your knowledge*PoorFairNeutralGoodOutstandingPlease provide any other feedback for improvement:
