FRCOphth Part 2 Oral Practice Questions - Part 2 Oral FRCOphth Examination (OSCE And Structured Viva) Exam

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During an OSCE station a patient describes severe ocular pain, photophobia and a small, irregular, painful pupil. Slit-lamp examination shows ciliary flush, anterior chamber cells and keratic precipitates. What is the first-line treatment to relieve symptoms and prevent posterior synechiae in acute anterior uveitis?

Topical antihistamine Topical antibiotic drops Systemic aciclovir Topical corticosteroid plus a cycloplegic agent

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Topical corticosteroid plus a cycloplegic agent

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