Candidate 7 Fail Centre: Nottingham
Date: June, 2000
OSCE
Case 1
Focimetery of bifocal glasses and the principles of the focimeterCase 2
Keratometry of a patient's cornea.Case 3
Pupil examination. Right RAPD. Questions on the visual pathway and the pharmacological tests.Case 4
Anterior segment on the slit-lamp. Early keratoconus with Fleischer's ring, enlarged corneal nerves and Vogt's striae.Case 5
Direct ophthalmoscopy on a patient with Stargardt's disease.Case 6
Indirect ophthalmoscopy with 20 D. The patient had retinal detachment repair with 360 degrees cryotherapy and a dropped PC IOL in the same eye.Case 7
Visual field examination. I was asked to sit the patient at the Humphrey's analyser and started the test. I was also given a Humphrey field and asked about the reliability and the defect seen.Case 8
Nystagmus patient with alternating esotropia with abnormal head posture.
OSE
Case 1
CT scan showing an orbital meningioma. The principles of CT scan and the possible diagnosis.Case 2
B scan showing a disc drusen.Case 3
Accommodative esotropia with a hypermetropia of +6.00D. Questions on diagnosis and management.Case 4
Tonometer head. Principles of applanation tonometry and the prisms in it.Case 5
Computerised topography of the cornea. The patient has keratoconus.Case 6
Biometry. Patient has cataract and myopic and questions on whether this is index or axial myopia and the choice of lensesCase 7
Can't remember but may be a Hess's chart.Case 8
Can't remember.
Refraction: A patient who had cataract in one eye and pseudophakic in the other. The operative eye has a -5.00 D cylinder.