NBEO Part III Practice Questions - NBEO Part III Patient Encounters And Performance Skills (PEPS) Exam

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A PEPS patient encounter presents with a 1-week history of redness, light sensitivity, and decreased vision in one eye. Slit-lamp shows ciliary flush, 3+ AC cells, fine KPs, and posterior synechiae forming. What is your assessment and plan within the 15-minute station?

Conjunctivitis; topical antibiotic Acute non-granulomatous anterior uveitis; topical prednisolone acetate 1% every 1-2 hours, cyclopentolate 1% TID for cycloplegia and synechiae prevention, monitor IOP, workup HLA-B27 if recurrent, follow up in 3-5 days Acute angle closure; latanoprost Endophthalmitis; intravitreal antibiotics

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Acute non-granulomatous anterior uveitis; topical prednisolone acetate 1% every 1-2 hours, cyclopentolate 1% TID for cycloplegia and synechiae prevention, monitor IOP, workup HLA-B27 if recurrent, follow up in 3-5 days

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