1) preseptal cellulitis

2) follicular conjunctivitis

3) basal cell carcinoma

4) giant cell arteritis

5) Oral: herpes simplex virus, uveal melanoma, pingueculae

Clinical OSCE

1) Ocular motility and neuro-ophthalmology: 

• Infantile esotropia in 21 year old
• AION secondary to GCA. Asked re: work-up and management of latter.

2) Ophthalmology and medicine: 

• Quiescent well treated PDR fundus with abnormal gait (?foot drop). 
• Intermediate uveitis associated with multiple sclerosis

3) Posterior segment: 

• Choroidal melanoma, disciform scar and assess a diabetic fundus with 20D . Asked about work-up & management of each. 

4) Glaucoma and Cataract: 

• RP with post subcap opacity and waxy pallor of optic disc (undilated pupil). 
• Pseudoexfoliation glaucoma: diagnosed with undilated pupil. Numerous visual fields given to interpret, including 10-2, and asked why and when it would be used in the context of glaucoma. 

5) Communication skills: 

• Take history from and consent patient with involutional ptosis. Patient wanted a consultant to operate on her and requested a GA. I had to talk her out of both.

6) Anterior segment: 

• Epithelial rejection of corneal graft. 
• Ocular cicatricial pemphigoid. 
• Sturge-Weber syndrome. Management of each was asked.