Elite Pharmacist's 89

السلام عليكم طلاب اني زميلتكم رانيا ثائر بما إنو ماكو كراسة حنزللكم أسئلة تختبرون نفسكم بخصوص بمادة د.موفق...

هذا كل الي گالته د انتظار بفويز 3 و 4 ان شاء الله يفيدكم كتبت الي گالته حول المعادلات بس تحتاجون ترجعون للعملي او المصدر علمود الامثلة ويارب الكل يجاوب

منو شايف قلم ايباد اليوم بقاعة القدس او بالقرب منها نوع جوكر لونه اسود مبي خاصية شحن يشبه اقلام الرصاص العادية @As_md4

هل من الممكن ان تكون هناك علاقة بين إدمان مواقع التواصل الإجتماعي و جودة النوم و الأداء الأكاديمي بين طلاب الطب؟ نحن مجموعة من طلاب طب الكندي/جامعة بغداد و نحاول الإجابة عن هذا السؤال من خلال بحثنا التالي نرجو منكم مسعادتنا في البحث عن طريق ملأ هذا الإستبيان و شكرا لكم https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfSvLcnN-hHGPfNf4Z5VUfKyVCHvTd__AJdycGossMgGTaQBA/viewform?usp=sf_link

هاي الثانيه د محمد ويه شرحه مال محاضره

هاي ملخص د محمد ثاني محاضره ويه شرحه مال محاضره

يتوفر خط من منطقة العامرية إلى كلية الصيدلة جامعة بغداد... التواصل عن طريق الرقم 07710785270

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم ( كُلُّ نَفْسٍ ذَائِقَةُ الْمَوْتِ ۗ ) انا لله وانا اليه راجعون توفت فجر اليوم والدة زميلتنا زينب كريم اتمنى الكل يقرأ الفاتحة على روحها واذا تكدرون اقرأوا قران بثواب روحها يارب يصبر زميلتنا ويسكن والدتها فسيح جناته 🙏

1. b) Conjunctivitis 2. b) 1 week 3. c) Allergic conjunctivitis 4. b) One drop every 2 hours 5. c) Dry eye 6. b) Mucopurulent discharge 7. b) Cold compresses 8. b) Ophthalmic decongestant 9. b) Switch to a preservative-free product 10. a) Chalazion 11. b) Improving lid hygiene 12. a) Painful lump 13. d) Reassurance and monitoring 14. d) Blepharitis 15. b) If it’s painless and bothersome 16. c) Reassure the patient, as it is usually minor and transient 17. c) Antidepressants 18. d) To stabilize the tear film 19. c) Bright red eye 20. b) Corneal abrasion 21. c) Bacterial conjunctivitis 22. d) Copious purulent discharge 23. c) Stop wearing them while treatment continues and for 48 hours afterward 24. c) c,d sorry 25. d) Stabilizing the tear film 26. d) Infection of the conjunctiva 27. c) Applying warm compresses 28. c) It requires referral 29. c) To reduce redness and itching 30. c) If the patient finds it bothersome and it affects vision

a) Continue wearing contact lenses as usual b) Switch to rigid gas permeable lenses c) Stop wearing them while treatment continues and for 48 hours afterward d) Only wear them during the day 24. What is the recommended frequency of applying a warm compress for the initial treatment of an external stye? a) Once a day b) Twice a day c) Three times a day d) Four times a day 25. What is the primary goal of using artificial tear preparations in the management of dry eye? a) Decreasing tear drainage b) Increasing tear evaporation c) Promoting tear production d) Stabilizing the tear film 26. What is a common reason for a copious purulent discharge in bacterial conjunctivitis? a) Allergy to pollen b) Inflammation of the cornea c) Infection of the lacrimal gland d) Infection of the conjunctiva 27. Which non-pharmacological advice is recommended for patients with dry eye? a) Using contact lenses continuously b) Avoiding regular handwashing c) Applying warm compresses d) Wearing eye makeup daily 28. In the context of conjunctivitis, what is the significance of redness localized around the pupil? a) It suggests bacterial conjunctivitis b) It indicates viral conjunctivitis c) It requires referral d) It is a normal symptom of conjunctivitis 29. What is the purpose of using mast cell stabilizers in the treatment of allergic conjunctivitis? a) To promote tear drainage b) To stabilize the tear film c) To reduce redness and itching d) To increase tear production 30. When is surgical removal recommended for a chalazion? a) Immediately upon diagnosis b) If the chalazion is small c) If the patient finds it bothersome and it affects vision d) Only if it lasts less than a week

a) Viral conjunctivitis b) Allergic conjunctivitis c) Bacterial conjunctivitis d) Dry eye 22. Which symptom is indicative of a possible bacterial conjunctivitis? a) Watery discharge b) Gritty feeling c) Itching d) Copious purulent discharge 23. What is the advised action for a patient with conjunctivitis who wears soft contact lenses?

شباب هايه اسئلة سواهن واحد من الطلاب خاف احد يريد يمتحن نفسه وهيج فيشوفهن 1. What is the most common ocular condition encountered by community pharmacists? a) Glaucoma b) Conjunctivitis c) Dry eye d) Subconjunctival hemorrhage 3. Which type of conjunctivitis is characterized by watery discharge and associated rhinitis? a) Bacterial conjunctivitis b) Viral conjunctivitis c) Allergic conjunctivitis d) Subconjunctival hemorrhage 4. What is the recommended dosage for chloramphenicol eye drops in the first 24 hours of treatment for bacterial conjunctivitis? a) One drop every 4 hours b) One drop every 2 hours c) One drop every 6 hours d) One drop every 8 hours 5. Which eye condition is characterized by a decrease in tear production or alteration in tear composition? a) Conjunctivitis b) Subconjunctival hemorrhage c) Dry eye d) Blepharitis 6. What is the characteristic symptom of bacterial conjunctivitis? a) Watery discharge b) Mucopurulent discharge c) Itching d) Dryness 7. In the management of allergic conjunctivitis, which non-pharmacological advice is recommended to reduce redness and itching? a) Warm compresses b) Cold compresses c) Avoiding contact lenses d) Bathing the eyelids with lukewarm water 8. How is viral conjunctivitis primarily treated? a) Antibiotics b) Ophthalmic decongestant c) Antihistamines d) Warm compresses 9. What is the recommended action if symptoms of dry eye persist after using artificial tear drops? a) Increase the frequency of drops b) Switch to a preservative-free product c) Discontinue use d) Use lubricating ointments 10. Which eyelid disorder presents as a painless lump and might develop from an internal stye? a) Chalazion b) Blepharitis c) Stye d) Subconjunctival hemorrhage 11. What is the primary goal of treatment for blepharitis? a) Reducing tear evaporation b) Improving lid hygiene c) Administering antibiotics d) Promoting tear production 12. What symptom is commonly associated with internal styes? a) Painful lump b) Pus at the lid margin c) Burning sensation d) Dryness 13. How should a subconjunctival hemorrhage typically be managed? a) Immediate antibiotic therapy b) Warm compresses c) Surgical removal d) Reassurance and monitoring 14. What condition is characterized by scales on the lashes and loss of lashes? a) Conjunctivitis b) Subconjunctival hemorrhage c) Dry eye d) Blepharitis 15. When is referral needed for a chalazion? a) If it’s painful b) If it’s painless and bothersome c) After applying warm compresses d) Only if it lasts more than a week Answers: 11. b) Improving lid hygiene 12. a) Painful lump 13. d) Reassurance and monitoring 14. d) Blepharitis 15. b) If it’s painless and bothersome 16. What is the recommended action if a patient experiences mild stinging or burning after using chloramphenicol eye drops? a) Discontinue use immediately b) Increase the frequency of application c) Reassure the patient, as it is usually minor and transient d) Switch to a different antibiotic eye drop 17. Which of the following medications is known to cause dry eye? a) Aspirin b) Antibiotics c) Antidepressants d) Antihistamines 18. In the management of dry eye, what is the purpose of using artificial tear preparations containing preservatives? a) To increase tear production b) To decrease tear evaporation c) To promote lubrication d) To stabilize the tear film 19. What is the characteristic appearance of a subconjunctival hemorrhage? a) Yellowish discharge b) Painless lump c) Bright red eye d) Excessive tearing 20. What is a common complication of blepharitis that can lead to conjunctivitis? a) Ectropion b) Corneal abrasion c) Lash distortion d) Rhinitis 21. What is the primary cause of conjunctivitis associated with a copious purulent discharge that re-accumulates after being wiped away?