see your advertisement here
Mobile (PDA) gre ielts gpvts mrcgp mrcog mrcp mrcpath mrcpch mrcs plab toefl usmle Forums FAQ | Help

RxPG - the perfect Rx for medical Post Graduate entrance blues!		 Sign In
New User? Sign Up
Sign in to access your control panel and messenger!		  

TechZone | SpiderNevi | HowTo? | Scrapbook!

    

DocIndia Forum - Site Related Discussions - Shouts - Library - Lists - Categories  

 Revision Tools: Eponyms Facts Diseases Syndromes Pathognomics Images Crammer Vocabulary PreviousPapers OSCE Busters GRE
 Features Forums Articles Downloads Mnemonics Dictionary Reviews Videos Submit Articles

ZONES>> Hot : MBBS : PrePG : MCQs : Careers : Alt+C : UK : USA : Australia : Canada : Global : OffBeat!

 [ Customise this Navigation Bar ]

Alerts - Study Partner - Answers - Seat Reviews - I See - Search Forums | Top Reads Book Shop  

 
 Home > > Forums Email this page
RxPG :: View topic - eye---very confusing---hypertensive uveitis---  
 
Ophthalmology MCQ Bank Forum Hot - Unanswered
Page 3 of 3: eye---very confusing---hypertensive uveitis---
Thread Info | Related Topics | Wiki Page for This Topic | Topic Tags:
Home -> Forums -> Ophthalmology MCQ Bank -> eye---very confusing---hypertensive uveitis---
Post new topic   Reply to topic   Printer-friendly version
 Page 3 of 3 Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3
Author Message
lazybonezzzSend an Instant Message to lazybonezzz  




Credits: 54675

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 09.22.06 (1 year ago) #21
midhuns wrote:
latanprost


explain!!!
Post Options: Reply Add Forward Report New
Back to top

Top of page


clrskySend an Instant Message to clrsky  




Credits: 9708

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 09.22.06 (1 year ago) #22
i would go with epinephrine for 1 q n dipivefrine for 2 q as opth kuhrana mentions that prostaglandins raise iop in hypertensive uveitis
Post Options: Reply Add Forward Report New
Back to top

Top of page

clrskySend an Instant Message to clrsky  




Credits: 9708

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 09.22.06 (1 year ago) #23
ny way drug of choice is b blockers as not mentioned here had to go with the above option
Post Options: Reply Add Forward Report New
Back to top

Top of page

vitamin_kSend an Instant Message to vitamin_k  




Credits: 31363

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 09.22.06 (1 year ago) #24
rop wrote:
Not too great options to choose from !
I would put Adrenaline & Dipivefrine for 1&2 respectively.


Agree.
hypertensive uvietis needs dilatation of pupil first and foremost.
so any dilating medication should be the drug of choice.so should be adrenaline.

i had also gone with latanoprost etc as answer thanks to mudit khanna! but u dont know that was right answer or not.it doesnt make that a right answer only by virtue of being given in mudit khanna.
Post Options: Reply Add Forward Report New
Back to top

Top of page

devtSend an Instant Message to devt  




Credits: 10994

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 05.31.07 (1 year ago) #25
Only if others understood as well, see first few posts of this thread as conclusive and move on to other Q.
Post Options: Reply Add Forward Report New
Back to top

Top of page

the_oceanSend an Instant Message to the_ocean  




Credits: 944

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 09.09.07 (12 months ago) #26
the answer is definitely dipivefrine, i'v confirmed it from Dr. Khurana first hand...
Post Options: Reply Add Forward Report New
Back to top

Top of page

devtSend an Instant Message to devt  




Credits: 10994

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 09.09.07 (12 months ago) #27
This was posted 11 months ago:

Latanoprost is prostaglandin drug and therefore contraindicated in inflammatory states like uveitis. agree with timolol as answer if that is an option, otherwise sympathomimetics should be marked. why sympathomimetics should cause hyperemia?

It is no doubt the best option available.
Post Options: Reply Add Forward Report New
Back to top

Top of page

 Page 3 of 3
Goto page Previous  1, 2, 3
Thread Information  :  Email this thread  :  Printer Friendly  :  Terms of Service  
Post new topic   Reply to topic   Printer-friendly version

Related Discussion Topics
WRONG NAME WRITTEN IN AIPG ROLL NOS - 5 replies
TOTAL NUMBER OF RXPGIANS WRITING PGI07 - 21 replies
aipge roll no from 7113783 to 7120662 - 1 replies
EXAM CENTRE & ROLL NO. PUT ON WEBSITE - 23 replies
Roll numbers !! Names A-Z (If u find difficulty to find you) - 1 replies
about roll nos - 6 replies
AIIMS MAY 2006 ROLL NO & CENTRE NAME ALLOTTED - 2 replies
Hall-of-Fame: AIPGE 2006 Ranks - 116 replies
FMGE roll numbers, exam centre list not on website - 2 replies
Alert: Roll Numbers & Exam Centre for FMGE Sep 05 - 7 replies
an infant, lies smiling, and babbling, he can roll over - 1 replies
MAHE Roll Numbers - How to get duplicate hall ticket? - 4 replies
Thread Options: Quick Reply  :  Start New Topic  :  Printer Friendly Version  :  Add this post to My Forum

Home -> Forums -> Ophthalmology MCQ Bank -> eye---very confusing---hypertensive uveitis---
Server Status: LOW LOAD, 189 pages served in last minute. Page generation time: 1.211 seconds



Site Maps: [Books] [News] [Forums] [Reviews] [Mnemonics]

sitemap - top30 - centuries - testimonials


About Us :: Disclaimer :: Contact Us :: Report Abuse :: Terms of Services :: Privacy Policy

Advertise with RxPG!

What is XML?

Made in India by RxPG Medical Solutions Private Limited