At the End of the Eye Exam, Ophthalmologists Commonly Perform

question 49

Multiple Choice

At the end of the eye exam, ophthalmologists commonly perform a slit-lamp examination, which examines the various layers of the eye with a bright light, usually after the pupils have been dilated using a(n) :

• A) ceruminolytics.
• B) hordeolum.
• C) iridic.
• D) mydriatic.

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