Question
In acute anterior uveitis, the pupil is ______.
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Oval Incorrect |
| B. |
Circular |
| C. |
Small, irregular |
| D. |
Any of the above |
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Correct Answer � C Explanation |
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Ans.C. Small, irregular.
The pupil in acute anterior uveitis is as follows:
- Constricted: due to pupillary sphincter spasm
- Irregular
- Sluggishly reacting to light
Pupil in chronic anterior uveitis is as follows:
- Festooned pupil: results from the application of mydriatics in segmental posterior synechiae.
- Occlusio pupillae: Results when the pupil is completely occluded due to the organization of the exudates across the pupillary area.
- Seclusio pupillae: Due to ring synechiae, which prevent the circulation of aqueous humor from the posterior chamber to the anterior chamber.
Festooned pupil:
