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Quiz Answers: Treatments for presbyopia coming soon

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Optometry Times JournalNovember digital edition 2020
Volume 12
Issue 11

This quiz accompanies THIS article from our November issue

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1. What is the prevalence of presbyopia in the U.S.?

a. 5,000,000

b. 10,500,000

c. 50,000,000

d. 110,000,000

2. Miotics have few side effects.

a. True

b. False

3. Which of these devices uses pinhole optics (PHO)?

a. Revision Raindrop

b. Karama Inlay

c. FOV Tears

d. Allergan Presbysol

e. B and D

4. Which of these is not a pharmaco-refractive product?

a. Oraisis CSF-1

b. Presbyopia Therapies PRX-100

c. Allergan AGN

d. Eyenovia Micro-dose

e. All are pharmaco-refractive

5. What is the most common ingredient in current pharmaceutical drops for presbyopia being tested?

a. Dexamethasone

b. Pilocarpine

c. Bromfenac

d. Tropicamide

e. None of the above

6. Which of these is a device?

a. Oraisis CSF-1

b. Presbyopia Therapies PRX-100

c. Allergan AGN

d. Eyenovia Micro-dose

e. FOV Tears

7. Which is an active ingredient in PRX-100?

a. Pilocarpine

b. Tropicamide

c. Oxymetazoline

d. Polyethylene glycol

e. Diclofenac

This quiz accompanies THIS article from our November issue

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