Which initial clinical manifestation would a patient report with a retinal detachment?

Seeing flashes of light and floaters

Severe pain when moving the eyes

Increased glare with artificial light

Redness of the conjunctiva

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A

A.   Flashes of light and floaters are common early symptoms of retinal detachment as the retina begins to pull away from the underlying tissue.
B.   Retinal detachment is usually painless; pain with eye movement is more associated with other eye conditions.
C.   Increased glare is not typically associated with retinal detachment but may occur in cataracts.
D.   Redness is usually a sign of conjunctivitis, not retinal detachment.

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Correct Answer is C

Explanation

A. Ambulation may worsen the condition as it could increase swelling or spread infection.
B. This may increase swelling and should generally be avoided in cellulitis.
C. This helps to improve circulation and reduce swelling in cellulitis.
D. Wrapping the foot tightly could exacerbate swelling and discomfort.

A. Brudzinski's sign B. Bradykinesia C. Nuchal rigidity D. Kernig's sign

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. Brudzinski's sign is a clinical sign of meningeal irritation where passive neck flexion causes involuntary flexion of the hips and knees. It is a positive sign of meningitis.
B. Bradykinesia refers to slow movement, commonly associated with Parkinson’s disease.
C. Nuchal rigidity is stiffness in the neck, a sign of meningitis, but it does not describe the involuntary leg movement seen in this case.
D. Kernig's sign involves resistance to extending the leg while the hip is flexed, not the involuntary flexion of the legs.

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Which initial clinical manifestation would a patient report with a retinal detachment?

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