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Exam questionKROK 2Medicine · 2005

A 60 y.o. man complains of significant pain in the right eye, photophobia, lacrimation, reduced vision of this eye, headache of the right part of the head. Pain occured 2 days ago. On examination: Vis OD- 0,03, congested injection of the eye ball, significant cornea edema, front chamber is deep, pupil is narrow, athrophic iris, there is optic nerve excavation on the eye fundus, intraocular pressure- 38 mm Hg. Vis OS-0,8 unadjustable. The eye is calm, healthy. Intraoccular pressure- 22 mm Hg. What is the most probable diagnosis?

Answer options

  1. Right eye’s uveitis
  2. Right eye’s keratitis
  3. Maculodystrophy
  4. Eye nerve’s neuritis
  5. Acute glaucoma attack
Correct answer

Acute glaucoma attack

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