sharad Ophthal

  1. 1. Drug of choice in a young myopic patient with chronic simple glaucoma is:
    a. Bnzalkonium chloride b. 1% epinephrine c. Pilocarpine d. Timolol
  2. 2. You have been referred a case of open angle glaucoma, important point in diagnosing this case is;
    • a. Visual acuity and refractive error b. Narrow angle
    • c.Optic disc cupping d. Shallow anterior chamber
  3. 3.In primary open glaucoma, the earliest field defect is:
    a. Isolated paracentral scotoma b. Nasal spur c.. Arcute scotoma d. Ring scotoma
  4. 4.Frequent changes of presbyopic glasses are an early manifestation of which of the following condition:
    a. Senile cataract b. Closed angle glaucoma c. Open angle glaucoma d. After cataract
  5. 5.In chronic simple glaucoma the earliest sign is:
    a. Ring scotoma b. Arcuate scotoma c. PAracentral scotoma d. Seidel’s scotoma
  6. 6.For an acute congestive glaucoma patient, the best treatment in fellow eye is:
    • a. Surgical treatment b. Pilocarpine instillation
    • c. Regular check ups d. laser iridectomy
  7. 7. In acute congestive glaucoma, the surgery to be performed in fellow eye is:
    a. Filtration surgery b. cyclo-photocoagulation c. Iridectomy d. Cyclo- diathermy
  8. 8.Vossius’s ring is seen in:
    a. iris b. Cornea c. Posterior capsule of lens d. Anterior capsule of lens
  9. 9.Vossius’s ring is seen in;
    a. Sclera b. Iris c. Lens d. Cornea
  10. 10. Vossius’s ring is seen in:
    • a. Extra capsular extraction b. Penetration injury c. Concussion injury d. Lens dislocation
    • 11.True about Vossius’s ring is;
    • a. It is the ring around optic nerve b. Synonymous with soemmerring’s ring
    • c. Impression of miotic pupil on lens d. Impression of dilated pupil on lens
  11. 12.All are present in retinitis pigmentosa except:
    a. Pale waxy optic disc b. Retinal hemorrhage c. Attenuated vessels d. Bone corpuscles pigmentosa
  12. 13.False regarding retinitis pigmentosa is;
    a. ERG is normal b. Narrowinng of Vessels c. pale waxy disc d. Pigment present
  13. 14.Retinoblastoma is inherited as;
    a. X linked recessive b. Autosomal recessive c. Autosomal dominant d. X linked dominant
  14. 15.In children most common intraocular tumor is:
    a. Hemangioma b. Malignant melanoma c. Lymphangioma d. Retinoblastoma
  15. 16.Most common malignant tumor of orbit in 1st decade of life is:
    a. Chloroma b. Rhabdomyosarcoma c. Neuroblastoma d. Retinoblastoma
  16. 17.Not a feature of retinoblastoma :
    a. Glaucoma b. Microphthalmos c. Squint d. Leukocoria
  17. 18.After enucleation in retinoblastoma which of the following tissue is sectioned and subjected to microscopic examination to find out systemic metastasis:
    a. Vortix vein b. Optic nerve c. Sclera and episclera d. Central retinal artery
  18. 19.In which of the following condition, cobble stone appearance of conjunctiva is seen:
    a. Tuberculosis b. Fungal infection c. Vernal catarrh d. Sympathetic opthalmitis
  19. 20.Ropy discharge from eye along with itching which occurs every summer is due to:
    a. Vernal conjunctivitis b. Bacterial conjunctivitis c. Trachoma d. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis
  20. 21. Trantas spots are seen in:
    a. Follicular conjunctivitis b. Angular conjunctivitis c. Vernal conjunctivitis d. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis
  21. 22.In which of the following condition, cobble stone appearance of palpebral conjunctiva is seen;
    a. Opthalmia nodosa b. Lithiasis c. phlyctenular conjunctivitis d. Spring catarrh
  22. 23.Rubeosis iridis is absent in:
    a. CRVO b. CRAO c. Diabetes mellitus d. Neovascularization
  23. 24. Most common cause of rubeosis iridis is:
    a. Vitreous hemorrhage b. CRVO c. CRAO d. Diabetes mellitus
  24. 25.Munson’s sign is seen in:
    a. Lenticonus b. Corneal dystrophy c. Buphthalmos d. Keratoconus
  25. 26.Not seen in keratoconus;
    a. Female preponderance b. Scissors reflex c. Munson’s sign d. Fleisher’s ring
  26. 27. Fleischer’s ring is characteristically seen in:
    a. Chalcosis b. Keratoconus c. NIDDM d. Megalocornea
  27. 28.Not seen in keratoconus ;
    a. Flescher’s ring may be seen b.Thinning of cornea in center c. Hypermetropic refractive error d. Descemets’s membrane may rupture
  28. 29.Cherry red spots are not seen in:
    a. Batten mayou disease b. CRA obstruction c. Neiman pick disease d. Tay- sachs disease
  29. 30. Cherry red spots is not seen in:
    a. Niemann pick disease b. Tay sachs disease c. CRAO d. CRVO
  30. 31. Cherry red spot is seen in which of the following :
    a. Central retinal vein occlusion b. Eales’ disease c. Retinitis pigmentosa d. Central retinal artery thrombosis
  31. 32. Virus causing eye infection is;
    a. Parvovirus b. Influenza virus c. Adenovirus d. Varicella virus
  32. 33.Acute conjunctivitis is not caused by:
    a. Coxsackie 24 b. Enterovirus c. CMV d. Adenovirus
  33. 34.Irregular image is due to which of the following :
    a. Asthenopia b. Hypermetropia c. Astigmatism d. Myopia
  34. 35.Astigmatism is caused by:
    a. Developmental myopia b. Abnormal position of lens c. Degenerative d. Curvature ametropia
  35. 36.False regarding sympathetic opthalmitis is:
    a. First symptom is photophobia b. Uveal antigen has been implicated as responsible exciting agent c. About 65% of cases occur after perforating injury d. Most cases occur in 4 weeks of injury
  36. 37.Sympathetic opthalmitis is because of:
    • a. Chemical injury b. Electrical burn c. Penetrating injury of eye d. Performing injury of eye
    • 38.In which of the following disease, dalen fuchs nodules are seen;
    • a. Spring catarrh b. Herpetic keratitis c. Sympathetic ophthalmitis d. Interstitial keratitits
  37. 39.True regardingthe duration after which sympathetic ophthalmitis develops is:
    a. Typically at 10 days b. After 8 months c. within one week d. 8 weeks after trauma
  38. 40.A boy after 2 weeks of injury on his left eye complains of bilateral pain and redness and watering from right eye. Most likely diagnosis is:
    a. Sympathetic opthalmitis b. sympathetic irritation c. Optic neuritis d. Endophthalmitits
  39. 41.True regarding sympathetic opthalmia is:
    • a. Unilateral suppurative uveitis b. Bilateral non- suppurative uveitis
    • c. Bilateral suppurative uvelitis d. Unilateral non- suppurative uvelitis
  40. 42.The pathological basis of diabetic cataract is:
    • a. Deficiency of α 2 globulin ceruplasmin b. Inborn error of carbohydrate metabolism
    • c. Calcium deficiency d. Accumulation of sorbitol
  41. 43.Typical appearance of diabetic cataract is:
    a. Blue dot cataract b. Post capsular cataract c. Snow flake opacities d. Sunflower cataract
  42. 44. Not seen in oculomotor nerve injury :
    a. Loss of accommodation b. Proptosis c. Miosis d. Upward movement
  43. 45.Not seen in oculomotor nerve injury:
    • a. Loss of accommodation b. Proptosis c. Miosis d. Upward movement
    • 46.Night blindness is not seen in:
    • a. Tobacco amblyopia b. Vitamin A deficiency c. High myopia d. Retinitis pigmentosa
  44. 47.Night blindness is not caused by:
    a. Vitamin A deficiency b. Retinitis pigmentosa c. Cone dystrophy d. Oguchi’s disease
  45. 48. Optic neuritis is not produced by;
    a. Phenothiazines b. Chloramphenicol b. Steriods d. Ethambutol
  46. 49.In which of the following condition snow banking is seen:
    a. Leprotic uveitis b. Candidiasis c. pars planitis d. Fuchs iridocyclitis
  47. 50. Enucleation is:
    • a. Destruction by laser rays b. Photocoagulationn by CO2 laser
    • c. Excision of eye orbit d. Excision of the eyeball with a portion of optic nerve
  48. 51. Enucleation is indicted in which of the following condition:
    a. Expulsive hemorrhage b. Corneal ulcer perforation c. Anterior staphyloma d. Pan ophthalmitis
  49. 52. Quardratic hemianopia is seen in lesions involving which of the following:
    a. Optic chiasma b. Optic tract c. Temporal lobe d. Frontal lobe
  50. 53.Space occupying lesion at chiasma midline produces which of the following condition:
    a. Quadrantic homonymous defect b. Duplopia c. Homonymous hemianopia d. BI-temporal hemianopia
  51. 54. Lesion in bi- temporal hemianopia is located at:
    a. optic radiation b. Optic chiasma c. Frontal lobe d. Optic nerve
  52. 55. In which of the following condition homonymous hemianopia is seen:
    a. Post chiasma lesion b. Visual cortex lesion c. Pituitary adenoma d. Parietal lobe lesion
  53. 56.In which of the following disease macula is most commonly involved ;
    a. Sarcoidosis b. Brucellosis c. Toxoplasmosis d. Leprosy
  54. 57.An indication for therapeutic keratoplasty is:
    a. Progressive corneal ulcer b. Keratoconus c. Anterior staphyloma d. High myopia
  55. 58. paralysis of which of the following nerve to neuro-paralytic keratitis:
    a. Oculomotor b. Trigeminal c. Optic d. Facial
  56. 59. Not an inert foreign body in eye:
    a. Copper b. Platinum c. Silver d. Gold
  57. 60. Most common eye manifestation of allergy to tubercular bacilli:
    a. Koeppe’s nodules b. Posterior scleritis c. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis d. Optic neuritis
  58. 61. Maximum visual impairment occurs in;
    a. Leukoma adherence b. Centrocaecal leukoma c. Central nebula d. Central leukoma
  59. 62.Depth of anterior chamber of eye is… mm:
    a. 4-5 b. 3-4 c.. 2-3 d. 1-2
  60. 63. Indication for radial keratotomy is:
    a. Astigmatism b. Myopia c. Lekoma d. Hypermetropia
  61. 64.In which of the following condition, ring of sommerring is seen:
    a. Galactosemia b. Acute congestive glaucoma c. Dislocation of lens d. After cataract
  62. 65.Which of the following is not affected by oculomotor nerve paralysis;
    A Levator palpebrae b. Inferiro oblique c. Lateral rectus d. Medial rectus
  63. 66.In which of the following condition pin-point pupil is seen:
    a. Thyrotoxicosis b. Claude Bernard’s syndrome c. Head injury d. Brainstem injury
  64. 67.in acute iridocyclitis the drug of choice is:
    a. Aspirin b. Antibiotics c. Atropine d. Acetazolamide
  65. 68.In a patient of iriodocyclitis treatment should be started with:
    a. Analgesics b. Antibiotics c. Steroids d. Mydriatic
  66. 69.In acute anterior uveitis the drug of choice for increased intraocular tension is:
    a. 2% pilocarpine b. 1% atropine ointment c. Timolol d. 5% epinephrine
  67. 70. In anterior uveitis the primary cause of use of atropine is:
    • a. To prevent anterior synechia formation b. To increase blood flow
    • c. TO increase the supply of antibody d. Rest to the ciliary muscle
  68. 71. Atropine is used in the treatment of iriodocylitis because it:
    • a. Dilates pupil and increase flow of fresh aqueous rich in nutrients and antibodies
    • b. Prevents formation of posterior synechia
    • c. Gives rest to iris and ciliary body
    • d. All are correct
  69. 72.In young adults, citreous hemorrhage indicates:
    a. Chorioretinitis b. Eales disease c. Glaucoma d. Retinal detachments
  70. 73.False regarding Eales disease is:
    a. Retinal detachment b. Optic neuritis c. Occurs in young population d. Vitreous hemorrhage is present
  71. 74.Not used in management of ophthalmia neonatorum;
    a. 10% sulphacetamide drops b. Oral erythromycin c. Erythromycin ointment d. 1% silver nitrate solution
  72. 75.Interstitial keratitis is not seen in:
    a. Sarcoidosis b. Syphilis c. Leprosy d. Tuberculosis
  73. 76. Not a causative agent of acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis is;
    a. Adenovirus b. Coxsackie virus c. Reovirus d. Enterovirus
  74. 77. Jack in the box phenomenon is because of:
    • a. Loss of accommodation b. Reduced visual acuity
    • c. Prismatic deformity d. Spherical aberration
  75. 78.In which of the following condition ring scotoma Is seen:
    a. Vitamin A toxicity b. Retinoblastoma c. Retinitis pigmentosa d. Choroidal atrophy
  76. 79.A thick cicatrix cornea with incarceration of iris is known as:
    a. Posterior staphyloma b. Anterior synechia c. Anterior staphyloma d. Adherent leukoma
  77. 80.In leukoma of cornea, the treatment of choice is:
    a. Corneal transplant b. Laser excision c. Lamellar keratopathy d. Penetration keratoplasty
  78. 81.In which of the following condition , subluxation of lens is seen:
    a. Alkaptonuria b. Down syndrome c. Marfan’s syndrome d. Achondroplasia
  79. 82.Not a feature of Horner’s syndrome caused by pancoast tumor:
    a. Loss of ciliospinal reflex b. Excessive sweating c. Ptosis d. Miosis
  80. 83.A patient presents with wernicke’s hemianopic papillary response. Site of involvement is most likely :
    a. Optic radiation b. Excessive sweating c. Optic tract d. Optic nerve
  81. 84. Aqueous flare is best demonstateed by which of the following:
    a. Direct opthalmoscopy b. Narrow beam of slit lamp c. Corneal loupe d. Torch light
  82. 85.In angular conjunctivitis the treatment of choice is:
    a. Dexamethasone b. Penicillin c. Zinc oxide d. Sulphacetamine
  83. 86.Angular conjunctivitis is caused by which of the following organism:
    a. Fungus b. Bacteroides c. Virus d. Moraxella
  84. 87. in anterior uveitis (iridocyclitis) pupil is:
    a. Normal b. Dilated c. Semi dilated d. Constricted
  85. 88. Not seen in acute iridocyclitis:
    a. Small pupil b. Mucopurulent discharge c. Ciliary congestion d. Pain
  86. 89.Unilateral proptosis with bilateral 6th nerve involvement is suggested by:
    a. Optic nerve glioma b. Retinoblastoma c. Cavernous sinus thrombosis d. Pseudo tumor orbit
  87. 90. Unilateral proptosis is most commonly caused by;
    aOxycephaly b. Endocrine exophthalmos c. Thyrotoxicosis d. Retinoblastoma
  88. 91.In india most common cause of cicatrical entropion is;
    a. Syphilis b. Trachoma c. Tuberculosis d. Leprosy
  89. 92.In which of the following condition sunflower cataract is seen:
    a. Galactosemia b. Wilson disease c. Lawrence moon biedl syndrome d. Descemet’s membrane
  90. 94.Most common type of lid carcinoma is:
    a. Squamous cell b. Basal cell c. Adenocarcinoma d. Melanoma
  91. 95.In which of the following condition Herbert’s pits are seen:
    a. Spring catarrh b. Ophthalmia neonatorum c. Herpes simplex conjunctivitis d. Trachoma
  92. 96. in children anterior uveitis is associated with:
    a. Sarcoidosis b. Toxocariasis c. Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis d. Toxoplasmosis
  93. 97. Chronic uveitis is not seen in:
    a. Herpetic uveitis b. brucellosis c. Pauciarticular JRA d. Sarcoidosis
  94. 98.Iris is thinnest at:
    a. Ciliary zone b. pupil margin c. Base d. Collarette
  95. 99.Termination of Descemet’s membrane is:
    a. Trabecular mesh work b. Schlemm canal c. Scleral spur d. ring of schwalbe
  96. 100. In AIDS most common cause of ocular infection is:
    a. Candida albicans b. Toxoplasma c. HSV d. CMW
  97. 101.In which of the following condition, constantly changing refractive error is seen:
    a. Trauma cataract b. Morgagnian cataract c. Incipient cataract d. Diabetic cataract
  98. 102. False regarding Adie pupil is:
    a. Slow construction b. Slow dilatation c. Knee jerk abscent d. Miosis
  99. 103.False regarding a patient of color blindness is:
    • a. More common in males b. Most common anomaly is blue green defect
    • c. There is normal visual acuity d. Misnomer as it is actually a color defect and not blindness
  100. 104. in pathological myopia, the power of eye is;
    a. 15D b. 10-15 c. 15-25 D d. 5-10D
  101. 105.In thyrotoxic myopathy the ocular muscle most commonly affected is:
    a. Superior oblique b. Superior rectus c. Inferior oblique d. Inferior rectus
  102. 106. In graves ophthalmopathy which of the following muscle is most commonly involved:
    a. Superior rectus b. Lateral rectus c. Inferior rectus d. Superior oblique
  103. 107. In which of the following condition, Christmas tree cataract is seen:
    a. Myotonic dystrophy b. Trauma c. Diabetes d. Wilson disease
  104. 108.In sympathetic ophthalmitis the first symptom is;
    a. Photophobia b. Disturbance of near vision c. Disturbance of distance vision d. Pain
  105. 109. In which of the following condition, band shaped keratopathy is seen;
    a. Angular conjunctivitis b. Eales’ disease c. Vitaminn D poisoning d. Keratoconus
  106. 110. Lens originates from:
    a. Endoderm b. Mesoderm c. Surface ectoderm d. Neuroectoderm
  107. 111. Circulus arteriosus iridis major is at:
    a. Ciliary body b. Greater collarette c. Root of iris d. Pupillary border of iris
  108. 112.In treating which of the following condition, Nd: YAG laser is used:
    a. Retinal detachment b. After cataract c. Open angle glaucoma d. Diabetic retinopathy
  109. 113.Laser used for after cataract is:
    a. Ruby b. Co2 c. YAG d. Argon
  110. 114. Length of eyeball is… mm:
    a. 26 b. 24 c. 22 d. 20
  111. 115. In fundus which of the following is pathognomic of diabetes:
    a. Waxy pallor b. Mocroneurysm c. AV fistula d. Blotchy hemorrhage
  112. 116. In diabetic retinopathy the earliest sign is:
    • a. Silver wire appearance b. Copper wire appearance c. Cotton wool exudates d. Microaneurysm
    • 117. In tobacco amblyopia the field defect is;
    • a. Carcal b. Segmental c. Centro- caecal d. central
  113. 118.Not a feature of tobacco amblyopia :
    • a. Ganglion cell degeneration b. Bilateral involvement
    • c. Peripheral scotoma d. Normal fundus
  114. 119.Dendritis ulcers are caused by:
    a. Tuberculosis b. Syphilis c. Herpes simplex d. Herpes zoster
  115. 120.In which of the following condition, steroids are contraindicated ;
    a. Mooren’s ulcer b. Dendritic ulcer c. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis d. Granular conjunctivitis
  116. 121. Not seen in buphthalmos :
    a. Shallow anterior chamber b. Iriodonesis c. Corneal edema d. Scleral thinning
  117. 122.In infants most common cause of photophobia is:
    a. Blue dot cataract b. Congenital cataract c. Zonular cataract d. Buphthalmos
  118. 123.A child presented with large cornea lacrimation and photophobia. He is suffering from:
    a. Anterior uveitis b. Congenital cataract c. Cngenital glaucoma d. Megalocornea
  119. 124.An 8 month old child has excessive tearing from both eyes. On examination no conjunctival congestion . photophobia was present. Tear passage is normal but cornea is large. Most likely diagnosis is:
    a. Acute mucopurulent conjunctivitis b. Keratoconus c. Congenital glaucoma d. ophthalmia neonatorum
  120. 125. Ramsay Hunt syndrome is caused by:
    a. Herpes zoster b. Herpes simplex c. CMV d. EBV
  121. 126. Ideal intraocular lens is:
    a. Spider lens b. Posterior chamber lens c. Anterior chamber lens d. Iris supported lens
  122. 127.In which of the following condition pulsating exophthalmos is seen;
    a. Orbital varices b. Cavernous sinus fistula c. Neurofibromatosis d. blow out fracture of upper floor
  123. 128. Not a part of uveal tract;
    • a. Iris b. Bowman’s membrane c. Choroid d. Ciliary body
    • 130. In a acute attack of angle closure glaucoma. The drug of choice is;
    • a. Thymoxamine b.. Timolol c. Pilocarpine d. Eserine
  124. 131. Fincham’s test differentiates cataract from:
    a. Retinal detachment b. Anterior uvetitis c. Open angle glaucoma d. Acute narrow angle glaucoma
  125. 132. In which of the following condition, recurrent iriodocyclitis with hypopyon is seen;
    a. Ankylosing spondylitis b. Rheumatoid arthritis c. Still’s disease d. Becet’s syndrome
  126. 133.Tear film is not seen in;
    • a. Chronic conjunctivitis b. Removal of lacrimal gland
    • c. Keratoconjunctivitis d. Herpes keratitis
  127. 134.In ophthalmology ultrasonic wave frequency used is;
    a. 20-25 MHz b. 15-20 MHZ c. 8-10 MHz d. 2-5 MHz
  128. 135. True regarding diabetic retinopathy is:
    • a. Determine prognosis of the disease b. Incidence increase with duration of disease
    • c. Seen only in uncontrolled diabetes d. Always associated with hypertension
  129. 136. Twilight vision is because of :
    a. Cones b. Rods c. Both d. None
  130. 137.Most common visual field defect is;
    a. Arcute field defect b. Jomonymous hemianopia c. Bineal hemianopia d. bitemporal hemianopia
  131. 138.Most common complication of high myopia is:
    a. Retinal detachment b. Hemorrhage c. Cataract d. Glaucoma
  132. 139.CMV infection in AIDS patient, the drug of choice is:
    a. Vidarabine b. Ribavirin c. Acyclovir d. Ganciclovir
  133. 140. Tonography is important in:
    • a. Represents field changes b. Gives continuous intraocular pressure tracings
    • c. Detecting the drainage of aqueous humor d. Detecting the formation of aqueous humor
  134. 141.In which of the following condition, the rays of light from a distant object are focused in front of retina.
    a. Myopia b. Aphakia c. Hypermetropia d. Astigmatism
  135. 142.Anterior chamber is less deep in which of the following condition:
    a. Corneal ulcer b. Subluxation of lens c. Iridocyclitis d. Closed angle glaucoma
  136. 143. Not associated with open angle glaucoma:
    a. Choroiditis b. Myopia c. Thyroid disease d. Diabetes
  137. 144.In children most common cataract is:
    a. Discoid b. Embryonal c. Zonular d. Blue dot
  138. 145.In infants which of the following mydriatic drug is used for refraction:
    a. Homatropine b. Cyclopentolate c. Atropine ointment d. Atropine drops
  139. 146. In a 3 year old child which of the following mydriatic drug is used for refraction:
    a. Homatropine drops b. Cyclopentolate c. Atropine ointment d. Atropine drops
  140. 147.Satellite nodules in corneal ulcer are seen in infection with:
    a. Mycoplasma b. Aspergillus c. Herpes zoster d. Virus
  141. 148. Satellite lesion in keratitis occurs due to:
    a. Pneumococcus b. Aspergillus c. Herpes zoster d. Herpes simplex virus
  142. 149.In which of the following condition, angiography is diagnostic:
    • a. Central serous retinopathy b. Rhegmatogenous detachment
    • c. Retinoschisis d. Vitreous detachment
  143. 150. On fluorescence angiography expanding dot sign is seen in:
    a. Diabetic retinopathy b. Central serous retinopathy c. Clinically apparent edema d. CME
  144. 151. Chalazion is the infection of:
    a. Zeis’ gland b. Conjunctiva c. Meibomian glands d. Sebaceous glands
  145. 152. in which of the following condition, heterochromia is seen:
    • a. Myotonic dystrophy b. Heterochromic iridocyclitis of fungus
    • c. Pierre robin syndrome d. Treacher Collins syndrome
  146. 153.Berlin’s edema occurs due to:
    a. Malignant melanoma b. Retinoblstoma c. Penetrating injury d. Blunt trauma
  147. 154. Cherry red spot in fundus is seen in which of the following condition:
    a. Retinitis pigmentosa b. Trauma c. Diabeetic retinopathy d. CRVO
  148. 155. In aphakia the treatment of choice is:
    a. Intracular lens b. Contact lens c. Spectacles d. No treatment
  149. 156. In aphakia the treatment of choice is:
    a. Posterior chamber IOL b. Anterior chamber IOL c. Contact lens d. Spectacles
  150. 157. Anterior lenticonus is seen in:
    a. Down syndrome b. Alport syndrome c. William syndrome d. Lowe syndrome
  151. 158.Kappa angle is the angle between:
    • a. Visual and papillary axis b. Visual and optical axis
    • c. Globe and visual axis d. Pupillary and optical axis
  152. 159.Not a fundoscopic feature of papilledema :
    a. Bending of blood vessels b. Absent venous pulsation c. Deep physiological cup d. III defined disc margin
  153. 160. False regarding papilledema is:
    a. Blurring of nasal side of optic disc is the first sign b. Sudden loss of painful aye movement c. Purely a non- inflammatory phenomenon d. Transient loss of vision
  154. 161. Blind spot enlargement indicates:
    a. Retinal detachment b. Avulsion of optic nerve c. Papilledema d. Papillitis
  155. 162. False regarding papilledema is:
    a. Sudden loss of vision b. soft white exudates around the disc c. Congestion blurring of vision d. Blurring of disc
  156. 163.False regarding papilledema is:
    a. Sudden painless loss of vision b. Transient blurring of vision c. Disc edema d. Vascular engorgement
  157. 164.Maximum visual loss occurs in:
    a. Glaucoma b. optic neuritis c. Papillitis d. Papilledema
  158. 165.Centrocecal scotoma is seen in which of the following condition:
    a. CRVO b. CRAO c. Papillitis d. Papilledema
  159. 166.In anisometropia there is:
    • a. Difference in image size b. Subluxation of one of the eye
    • c. High difference of refractive errors between the two eye d. Both eyes are not oriented in same parallel axis
  160. 167.A child presents with painful sudden loss of vision. Ha also complains of pain on ocular movement . most likely diagnosis is:
    a. Retrobular neuritis b. Craniopharyngioma c. Eales’ disease d. Optic nerve glioma
  161. 168.In which of the following polychromic lustre is seen:
    a. Congenital cataract b. Post irradiation cataract c. Complicated cataract d. Diabetic cataract
  162. 169.Not seen in complicated cataract:
    a. Along the suture line b. Axial c. Posterior cortical cataract d. polychromatic luster
  163. 170. In which of the following condition polychromatic luster is seen:
    a. Posterior cortical cataract b. Cupuliform cataract c. Posterior subcapsular cataract d. Zunular cataract
  164. 171. 100-day glaucoma is seen in which of the following condition:
    a. Steriod induced glaucoma b. CRAO c. CRVO d. Neovascular glaucoma
  165. 172. Neovascular glaucoma is not seen in:
    a. JRA b. CRVO c. CRAO d. Eales’ disease
  166. 173.In ERG A waves corresponds to:
    a. Rods and cones b. Nerve bundle layer c. Artifact d. Pigment epithelium
  167. 174.In sturge-weber syndrome,the ocular manifestation is:
    a. Retinal hemorrhage b. Pulsationg exophthalmos c. Lisch nodules d. Hemangioma of choroid and glaucoma
  168. 175. Iris bombe occurs due to:
    a. Angle back glaucoma b. Ring synechia c. Anterior complete synechia d. Posterior complete synechia
  169. 176.Corneal sensation is lost in which of the following infection:
    a. Trachoma b. Fungal c. Conjunctivitis d. Herpes simplex
  170. 177. Which of the following muscle in lid is attached to upper margin of superior tarsus:
    a. Superior rectus b. Muller’s muscle c. Levator palpebrae d. Superior oblique
  171. 178.Hirschberg test is used in detection of:
    a. Galucoma b. Optic atrophy c. Squint d. Field defect
  172. 179.Not involved in papillary light reflex:
    a. Edinger-Westphal nucleus b. Optic nerve c. Lateral geniculate body d. Pretectal nucleus
  173. 180. Infants eye is;
    a. Hypermetropic b. Myopic c. Astigmatic d. None of the above
  174. 181.In AIDS most common ocular manifestation is:
    a. Hemorrhages b. Cotton wool spots c. Hard exudates d. Microneurysms
  175. 182.Scleritis is seen In:
    • a. Glycogen storage disorder b. Lysosomal storage disorder
    • c. Connective tissue disorder d. Collagen disorder
  176. 183.Snow blindness is caused by which of the following :
    a. Defect in mirror b. Microwaves c. Infrared d. UV rays
  177. 184.Photophthalmia is seen with which of the following :
    a. X-rays b. UV rays c. Infrared rays d. y rays
  178. 185.Photophthalmia is treated with:
    a. Patching and reassurance b. Dark glasses c. Atropine d. Steroids
  179. 186. False regarding waardenburg syndrome is;
    a. Narrow palpebral tissue b. White forelock c. Synophrys d. Heterochomia
  180. 187.Feature of paralytic squint is;
    a. Always divergent b. It is detected by cover uncover test c. It is clinically called tropia d. It is associated with decreased vision
  181. 188.False regarding paralytic squint is:
    a. Diplopia b. Normal position of head c. Vertigo d. Secondary deviation is more than primary deviation
  182. 189.Cherry red spot in macula is not seen in:
    • a. GM type I gangliodsidosis b. Tay-sachs disease
    • c. Tangier’s disease d. Faber disease
  183. 190.Sudden loss of vision is associated with which of the following ocular disease:
    a. Optic atrophy b. CRAO c. Central serous retinopathy d. Papilledema
  184. 191. In which of the following condition, cattle trunk appearance is seen:
    a. Retinal neovascularization b. Retinal proliferation c. CRVO d. CRAO
  185. 192. Shortest acting mydriatic is:
    a. Atropine b. Cyclopentolate c. Homatropine d. Tropicamide
  186. 193.Syte occurs due to inflammation of:
    a. Muller’s gland b. Lacrimal gland c. Meibomian gland d. Zeis’s gland
  187. 194.In lateral rectus muscle paralysis. The diplopia produced is;
    a. Uncrossed b. Crossed c. both d. None
  188. 195.Not seen in Laurence- moon Biedl syndrome:
    a. Obesity b. Retinitis pigmentosa c. Sexual underdevelopment d. Retinal detachments
  189. 196. Feature of zonular cataract:
    a. Riders b. Dental abnormalities c. No loss of vision d. Pigmented cataract
  190. 197.Riders are seen in which of the following condition:
    a. Blue dot b. Zonular cataract c. Coralliform cataract d. Traumatic cataract
  191. 198. False regarding mooren’s ulcer is:
    • a. Superficial ulcer starting at corneal margin b. It has advancing boundaries
    • c. pain is absent d. It rarely perforates
  192. 199. Xylocaine used for tonometry:
    a. 4% b. 1% c. 2 % d. 3%
  193. 200. Sunflower cataract is seen in which of the following condition:
    a. Hyperthyroidism b. Diabetes c. Chalcosis d. Trauma
  194. 201.Chalcosis is due to:
    a. Lead b. Mercury c. Iron d. Copper
  195. 202. In which of the following condition, sunflower cataract is seen:
    a. SLE b. Trauma c. NIDDM d. Hypertension
  196. 203.In extradural hematoma of brain:
    • a. Adie pupil is seen b. Argyll Robertson pupil is seen
    • c. Hutchinson’s pupil is seen d. Oscillating pupil is seen
  197. 204. Rosette shaped cataract is caused by which of the following:
    a. Hypertension b. NIDDM c. Radiation d. Trauma
  198. 205. After renal transplantation , most common ocular infection is;
    a. EBV b. CMV c. Toxoplasma d. Herpes
  199. 206.Ocular manifestation of mumps is:
    a. Membrano conjunctivitis b. Posterior uveitis c. Dacroadenitis d. Chorio retinitis
  200. 207. Most common cause of ocular morbidity in india is:
    a. Trachoma b. Xerophthalmia c. Cataract d. Refractory error
  201. 208.Not a common symptom of conjunctivitis:
    a. Pain b. Redness c. Discharge d. Irritation
  202. 209. Chronic iridocyclitis is a feature of which of the following disease:
    • a. polyarticular RF –ve b. Polyarticular Rf +ve
    • c. Pauciarticular type I d. Pauciarticular type II
  203. 210.Bull’s eye retinal lesion is seen in;
    a. lead toxicity b. Ethambutol toxicity c. Chloroquine toxicity d. Oral contraceptive toxicity
  204. 211. In indirect ophthalmoscopy image formed is:
    a. Erect, virtual and normal b. Inverted real and magnified c. Erect virtual and magnified d. Erect real and magnified
  205. 212. Periphery of retina is best visualized with which of the following :
    Indirect opthalmoscopy b. Ultrasonography c. Retinoscopy d. Direct ophthalmoscopy
  206. 213. In direct ophthalmoscopy the image formed is:
    a. Real and virtual b. Erect and virtual c. Inverted and erect d. Real and inverted
  207. 214.In direct ophthalmoscopy magnification is:
    a. 10 times b. 20 times c. 5 times d. 15 times
  208. 215. False regarding indirect ophthalmoscopy is:
    a. Used for seeing periphery of the fundus b. Magnification is more than direct ophthalmoscopys
  209. 216.Posterior staphyloma is most commonly caused by:
    a. High myopia b. Glaucoma c. Retinal detachment d. Iridocyclitis
  210. 217.Intercalary staphyloma is;
    • a. Ectasia of sclera with incarceration of root of iris
    • b. Ectasia of sclera with incarceration of choroid
    • c. Ectasia of sclera with incarceration of ciliary body
    • d. Ectasia of sclera with incarceration of iris
  211. 218. Salt and papper fundus is seen in:
    a. Ehler-Danlos syndrome b. Rubella c. Toxocara d. Toxoplasma
  212. 219.After which of the following condition, anterior polar cataract develops:
    a. Metabolic disease b. perforation of central corneal ulcer c. Irradiation d. NIDDM
  213. 220. BItemporal hemianpia is seen in:
    • a. Hypermature cataract b. Aneursym of circle of willis
    • c. postcerebral artery thrombosis d. Frontla lobe tumor
  214. 221.Whihc of the following is a parasympathomimetic and miotic drug:
    a. Timolol b. Prazosin c. Pilocarpine d. Phenylephrine
  215. 222. The characteristic feature of diabetic retinopathy is:
    • a. Hard exudates and superficial hemorrhage b. Soft exudates and deep hemorrhage
    • c. Hard exudates and deep hemorrhage d. Soft exudates and superficial hemorrhage
  216. 223. Not a mydriatic ;
    a. pirenzepine b. Tropicamide c. Homatropine d. Atropine
  217. 224. Wall most often fractured in a blow out fracture of orbit due to fisticuff injury:
    a. Superior b. Inferior c. Medial d. Lateral
  218. 225.In adults most common intraocular tumor is:
    a. Vitreous tumor b. Malignant melanoma c. Metastasis d. Retinoblastoma
  219. 226.True regarding opsoclonus is:
    • a. Dysconjugate + Rhythmic b. Conjugate + Nonrhythmic
    • c. Dysconjugate + chaotic d. Conjugate + methodical
  220. 227.A patient has unilateral ptosis and diplopia. On examination there was decreased movement of eyeball in all directions. Patient also complains of difficulty in reading news prints. Most likely diagnosis is:
    a. oculomotor palsy b. Myasthenia gravis c. Abducent nerve palsy d. Trochlear nerve palsy
  221. 228. Nerve supply of dilator papillae is:
    a. Facial nerve b. Trigeminal nerve c. Cholinergic fibers d. Adrenergic fibers
  222. 229. Subconjunctival hemorrhage does not occur in:
    a. High intraocular tension b. Trauma c. Pertussis d. eye rubbing
  223. 230. in exposure keratitis , cranial nerve involved is:
    a. III b. VII c. V d. VIII
  224. 231.In school age children most common cause of
    • blindness is:
    • a. Congenital causes b. Abiotrophic factor c. Corneal ulcer d. Refractive errors
  225. 232. All are false regarding cortical blindness except:
    • a. Direct reflex present and consensual reflex absent on normal side
    • b. Direct reflex present and consensual reflex absent on affected side
    • c. Direct reflex and consensual reflex present in both eyes
    • d. Direct reflex and consensual reflex absent in both eyes
  226. 233. Drug acting on uveoscleral tract is;
    a. Tmolol maleate b. Latanoprost c. Epinephrine d. Levobunolol
  227. 234.Drug not used in hypertensive patient with glaucoma is:
    a. Acetazolamide b. Beta blockers c. Dipivefrine d. Alpha agoinst
  228. 235. A patient of glaucoma presented with status asthmaticus. The possible cause may be:
    a. Levobunolol eyedrops b. Betaxolol eyedrops c. TImolol eyedrops d. Pilocarpine eyedrops
  229. 236.Most common type of congenital cataract is:
    a. Capsular b. Punctate c. Coronary d. Zonular
  230. 237. Glaucoma caused by hypermature senile cataract is:
    a. Phaco-toxic b. Phaco-anaphylactic c. Phacolytic d. Phaco-morphic
  231. 238. A 59 year old man has acute red ciliary congestion, constricted pupil and hazy cornea. Examination revealed hypermature cataract and deep anterior chamber. Most likely diagnosis is:
    a. Phaco-toxic glaucoma b. Phaco-anaphylactic glaucoma c. Phaco-morphic glaucoma d. Phacolytic glaucoma
  232. 239. Which of the following is the most common complication of hypermature senile cataract:
    a. Phacolytic glaucoma b. Blindness c. Phaco-anaphylactic uveitis d. Phaco- morphic glaucoma
  233. 240. Type of senile cataract notorious for glaucoma formation :
    a. Nuclear cataract b. Intumescent cataract c. Hypermature cataract d. Incipient cataract
  234. 241. Earliest visual rehabilitation occurs in which of the following condition:
    a. ICCE alone or laser b. ICCE + IOL c. Phacoemulsification d. ECCE + IOL
  235. 242.Early visual rehabilitation is seen in which of the following cataract surgery :
    a. Phacoemulsification b. ECCE with intraocular lens implantation c. Lensectomy d. Intracapsular lens extraction
  236. 243. True regarding VOssius’s ring is:
    a. Pigmentation of the cornea b. Depigmentation of iris c. Degeneration of iris d. Circlar pigment rim on the anterior capsule of the lens
  237. 244. High grade anisometropia is treated with;
    a. Intraocular lens b. Prism c. Spectacles d. Contact lens
  238. 245.Anisekonia is corrected with which of the following :
    a. Contact lens b. Cylindrical lens c. Prism d. Galileo telescope
  239. 246. in prevention of retrolental fibroplasia, the oxygen should be:
    a. 10-20% b. 30-40% c. 50-60% d. 70-80%
  240. 247.Color blindness is mostly;
    a. Deuteranomaly b. Tritanopes c. Protanopia d. None of the above:
  241. 248. Cone is the most sensitive cell in the retina. It picks up images from a mix of red, blue and green colors. Abnormality of color perception needing increased use of red color fornormal perception is;
    a. Tritanomaly b. Deuteranjomaly c. Protanomaly d. Deuteranopia
  242. 249. In a young adult patient which of the following drug can be used that will provide only mydriasis and no cyclplegia for fundus examination:
    a. Atropine ointment b. Phenylephrine c. Homatropine d. Tropicamide
  243. 250. Which of the following is the most common complication of extracapsular cataract surgery:
    a. Vitreous hemorrhage b. opacification of posterior capsule c. Retinal detachment d. None
  244. 251.In a cataract patient, capsulectomy with removal of lens nucleus followed by aspiration of cortical content was done. This process is known as:
    a. Lensectomy b. Discission c. Extracapsular cataract extraction d. Intracapsular cataract extraction
  245. 252. Instrument not used in intracapsular extraction of lens:
    a. Von Graefe’s cataract knife b. phacoemulsifier c. Elschning’s forceps d. Cryoprobe
  246. 253. Sterord induced cataract is:
    a. Capuliform b. Nuclear c. Posterior subcapsular d. Anterior subcapsular
  247. 254.Snow flake cataract is seen in:
    a. Chalcosis b. Diabetics c. Posterior subcapsular glaucoma d. Trauma
  248. 255.in which of the following condition pseudo-convergent squint is seen:
    a. Narrow inter- papillary distance b Abducent squint c. Broad epicanthus d. Thyrotoxicosis
  249. 256.False regarding cystoids macular edema is;
    a. Fluoresce in angiography is diagnostic b. Visual prognosis is poor c. May develop after cataract extraction d. It is more common after intracapsular lens extraction
  250. 257. Inamblyopia, the treatment of choice is;
    a. Conventional occlusion b. Surgery c. Orthoptic exercise d. Spectacles
  251. 258.A 65 year old patient underwent cataract surgery. After 6 months he presented with floaters and then loss of vision in the same eye. All this happened due to:
    a. CRAO b. Retinal detachment c. Vitreous hemorrhage d. Age related macular degeneration
  252. 259.A common criterion for cataract operation is;
    a. Complication b. Maturation of cataract c. Loss of vision d. All of the above
  253. 260. Organism which penetrates intact corneal epithelium is:
    a. Escherichia coli b. Neisseria gonorrhoeae c. Staphylococcus aureus d. Streptococcus pneumonia
  254. 261.Vitreous hemorrhage is not seen in which of the following condition:
    a. Vitreous degeneration b. Eales’ disease c. Hypertension d. Diabetic retinopathy
  255. 262. Amsler grid is used in which of the following:
    A; Refractory errors b. Macular disorders c. Retinal function test d. Detecting tubular vision
  256. 263. Most common complication of topical steroid is;
    a. Iritis b. Ptosis c. Cataract d. Glaucoma
  257. 264. Which of the following is the most common type of cataract following radiation;
    a. Diffuse cataract b. Tear drop cataract c. Anterior subcapsular cataract d. Posterior subcapsular cataract
  258. 265. True regarding pathology of open angle glaucoma is:
    a. Dislocation of lens b. Increased production of aqueous humor c. Obliteration or thrombosis of angular vein d. Sclerosis of trabecular mesh work
  259. 266.Epiphora is:
    • a. Due to irritation of cornea by eyelashes b. Extropion is the most common cause
    • c. Excess flow of tears due to blockade of nasal duct d. An epiphenomenon of ophthalmic allergy
  260. 267. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis occurs due to:
    • a. Fungal infection b. Allergy to other endogenous antigens
    • c. Allergy to tuberculoproteins d. Bacterial infection
  261. 268.A young man presented with pain, photophobia and blurring of vision with nodule at the limbus and ciliary congestion. These symptoms are suggestive of;
    a. Koeppe’s nodule b. Pterygium c. Pinguecula d. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis
  262. 269.Phlycten is because of:
    a. Exogenous allergy b. Degeneration c. endogenous allergy d. None of the above
  263. 270. most common systemic association with acute anterior uveitis is:
    a. Toxoplasmosis b. Tuberculosis c. Ankylosinng spondylitis d. rheumatoid arthritis
  264. 271. A 25 year old boy presented with one day history of pain and redness associated with watering from his left eye. This was associated with intolerance to light. Most likely he has;
    a. Chronic simple angle glaucoma b. Acute anterior uveitis c. Acute posterior uveitis d. Epidemic keratoconjunctivitis
  265. 272. In acute anterior uveitis, the shape of pupil is:
    a. Dilated fixed and constricted b. Small and irregular c. Oval d. Circular
  266. 273. Not a feature of anterior uveitis:
    a. Keratitis precipitates b. Shallow anterior chamber c. Oval d. Circular
  267. 274. In acute anterior uveitis the treatment of choice is:
    a. Local NSAIDs b. Systemic NSAIDs c. Local steroids d. Systemic steroids
  268. 275. Most common systemic association with acute anterior uveitis with arthritis is:
    a. Syphilis b. Tuberculosis c. ankylosing spondylitis d. Rheumatoid arthritis
  269. 276. Red color blindness is called;
    a. Deuteranopia b. Protanopia c. Tritanopia d. Anopia
  270. 277.Red congested painful eye with mild dilated vertical oval pupil is seen in:
    a. Eales’ disease b. Keratoconjunctivitis c. Anterior uvetitis d. Acute congestive glaucoma
  271. 278. Organism causing ulcus serpens is;
    a. Neisseria gonorrhoeae b. Corynebacterium diphtheriae c. Pneumococcus d. Pseudomonas phocyaneus
  272. 279.Panophthalmitis occur due to which of the following condition:
    a. Cavernous sinus thrombosis b. Orbital cellulitis c. Blunt injury d. Conjunctivitis
  273. 280. Schwalbe’s ring corresponds to which of the following structure:
    a. Ciliary body b. Schlemm canal c. Descemet’s membrane d. Corneal endothelium
  274. 281. In which of the following condition, Blaskowics operation is done:
    a. Entropion b. Proptosis c. Ptosis d. Lagophthalmos
  275. 282. In which of the following condition, Lisch nodules are seen:
    a. Rosacea b. Neurofibromatosis c. Von Hippel-Lindau syndrome d. Tuberous sclerosis
  276. 283. In which of the following syndrome there is ipsilateral optic atrophy with contralateral papilledema;
    a. WAGR syndrome b. Vogt koyanagi harada syndrome c. Foster kennedy syndrome d. Fisher syndrome
  277. 284.Bilateral optic disc edema with normal CT scan Is seen in;
    a. Brain tumors b. Benign intracranial hypertension c. Malignant hypertension d. None of the above
  278. 285. Drug used for treating herpetic keratitis is:
    a. Idoxuridine b. Steroids c. Atropine d. Analgesics
  279. 286. In diphtheria the most common ocular complication is:
    a. Optic neuritis b. Sluggish papillary reflex c. External ophthalmoplegia d. isolated ocular muscle paralysis
  280. 287. Most common ophthalmic affection of diphtheria is:
    a. Isolated ocular palsies b. Ptosis c. Total ophthalmoplegia d. Ophthalmoplegia external
  281. 288. Diagnosis of herpetic corneal ulcer is made by;
    a. Rose Bengal stain b. Cell culture/ PCR c. ELISA d. Giemsa stain
  282. 289.Intraocular foreign body which is most commonly retained is:
    a.. Air gun pallet b. Chisel and hammer c. Iron d. Glass
  283. 290. Maximum visual activity occurs in which of the following:
    a. Optic disc b. Fovea centralis cc. Macula densa d. Macula lutea
  284. 291.The refractive index of cornea is:
    a. 1.50 b. 1.37 c. 1.33 d. 1.45
  285. 292. Maximum refractory power is seen in:
    a. posterior surface of cornea b. Anterior surface of lens c. Posterior surface of lens d. Anterior surface of cornea
  286. 293.Power of eye is:
    a. 60D b. 18 D c. 35D d. 20D
  287. 294. Thickest layer of cornea is;
    a. Epithelium b. Stroma c. Bowman’s layer d. Endothelium
  288. 295.In which of the following condition fascicular ulcer is seen;
    a. HSV keratitis b. Spring catarrh c. Riboflavin deficiency d. Phlyctenular keratitis
  289. 296.False regarding a patient with herpes zoster ophthalmicus:
    • a. Punctate keratitis may coalesce and unite to form dendritic ulcers which simulate herpes simplex
    • b. Corneal involvement is always associated with tip of nasal involvement and ulcers
    • c. It is lodged in the gasserian ganglion d. It is caused by varicella zoster virus
  290. 297.Field defect not seen in glaucoma is:
    a. Temporal field is first to be affected b. Paracentral scotomas c. Isolated scotoma may develop d. Complete barring of blind spot
  291. 298. In CRVO which of the following is seen:
    a. Cataract b. Retinal detachment c. Neovascular glaucoma d. All of the above
  292. 299. Bilateral lens dislocation is not seen in:
    a. Homocystinuria b. Weill marchesani syndrome c. Rubella d. Marfan’s syndrome
  293. 300.Not a complication of blunt trauma to eye:
    a. Iridodialysis b. Double perforation in iris c. Retinal detachment d. Hyphema
  294. 301.in which of the following condition, exudative retinal detachment is seen in;
    a. Trauma b. Toxemia of pregnancy c. NIDDM d. Myopia
  295. 302.Gonioscopy is used in examination of:
    a. Color vision b. Field of vision c. Curvature of cornea d. Angle of anterior chamber
  296. 303. Not a feature of acute papilledema ;
    a. Postneuritic atrophy b. Hyperemic field c. Severe loss of vision d. Increased blind spot
  297. 304. Not seen in albinism:
    a. Defective vision c. Nystagmus c. Glaucoma d. photophobia
  298. 305. Painless sudden loss of vision is not seen in;
    a. Angle closure glaucoma b. CRAO c. Retrobulbar neuritis d. Retinal detachment
  299. 306.Cornea attains the size of adult cornea by;
    a. 8 years b. 2 years c. 9 years d. 7 years
  300. 307.Color vision is due to;
    a. Cones b. Bipolar cells c. Rods d.. Occipital
  301. 308.Carotid cavernous fistula is best treated with:
    a. Fistulectomy b.No treatment is available c. Intravascular embolisation d. Ligation of internal artery
  302. 309. In which of the following condition frill excision is done:
    a. Foreign body in eye b. Panophthalmitis c. Endophthalmitis d. Intraocular tumor
  303. 310. All are the effects of atropine except:
    a. Loss of light reflex b. Decreased intraocular tension c. Photophobia d. Mydriasis
  304. 311. Campimeter is used to measure:
    a. Depth of eyeball b. Color vision c. Retinal function d. Field of vision
  305. 312. Retinoblastoma differs from pseudoglioma in:
    a. Blurring of vision b. Decreased intraocular tension c. Enlargement of optic foramen d. All of the above
  306. 313.most common cyst of conjunctiva is;
    a. Parasitic cyst b. Lymphatic cyst c. Implantation cyst d. Retention cyst
  307. 314. Absence of blinking reflex and incomplete closure of lids in thyrotixicosis is known as;
    a. Dalrymple’s sign b. Mobius’s sign c. Stellwag’s sign d. Von Graefe’s sign
  308. 315.Organism causing swimming pool conjunctivitis is;
    a. Onchocerca b. Guinea worm c. Chlamydia d. All of the above
  309. 316. Which of the following layer of eye is avascular:
    a. Choroid b. Cornea c. Sclera d. Retina
  310. 317. Lens dislocation does not occur in:
    a. Batten mayou disease b. Trauma c. Homocystinuria d. MArfan syndrome
  311. 318. Vitreous opacities are not seen in:
    a. Myopia b. Cnjunctivitis c. Asteroid hyalosis d. Chorioretinitis
  312. 319.Laser used in LASIK is:
    a. Krypton b. Argon c. Excimer d. Nd-YAG
  313. 320. Early stage trachoma is most effectively treated with;
    a. Soframycin locally b. Sulphonamides systemically c. Chloramphenicol systemically d. Penicillin locally
  314. 321. Best time for management of congenital cataract is:
    a. At 1 year b. After 6 months c. At one month d. With in 24 hours
  315. 322. Hirschberg’s sign indicates;
    a. Color blindness b. Angle of deviation c. Retina function d. Macular function
  316. 323. The treatment of congenital glaucoma is;
    a. Essentially topical medications b. Trabeculoplasty c. Trabeculotomy with trabeculectomy d. Cyclocryotherapy
  317. 324. A 4 year old child is brought with large cornea, photophobia and lacrimation. The most likely diagnosis in this case is:
    a. Megalocornea b. Keratoconus c. Congenital cataract d. Congenital glaucoma
  318. 325. TRabeculectomy is done in:
    a. Cataract b. Glaucoma c. Ptosis d. Keratoconus
  319. 326.An optic nerve injury may result in all of the following except:
    a. loss of vision in that eye b. Dilatation of pupil c. ptosis d. Loss of light reflex
  320. 327.Fasanella-servat operation is specifically indicated in;
    a. Congenital ptosis b. Steroid induced ptosis c. Myasthenia gravis d. Horner’s syndrome
  321. 328. Aniseikonia means:
    • a. Difference in the axial length of the eyeballs b. Difference in the size of corneas
    • c. Differences in size of pupils d. Differences in the size of images formed by the 2 eyes
  322. 329.The most common ocular manifestation of AIDS is;
    a. Micro aneurysms b. Hemorrhages c. Hard exudates d. Cotton wool spots
  323. 330. In a patient with AIDS chorioretinitis is typically caused by;
    a. Cytomegalovirus b. Toxoplasma gondii c. Cryptococcus neoformans d. Histoplasma capsulatum
  324. 331. In a patient with AIDS chorioretinitis is typically caused by:
    • a. Cytomegalovirus b. Toxoplasma gondii
    • c. Cryptococcus neoformans d. Histoplasma capsulatum
  325. 332.Surface ectoderm gives rise to all of the following structures except:
    a. Lens b. Corneal epithelium c. Conjunctival epithemium d. Anterior layer of iris
  326. 333.A 17 year old girl keratitis and severe pain in the eye came to the hospital and Acanthamoeba keratitis was suspected. The patient gave the history of following 4 points. Out of these which is not a risk factor for acanthamoeba keratitis:
    a. Extended wear contact leans b. Exposure to dirty water c. Corneal trauma d. Squamous blepharitis
  327. 334.A patient using contact lens develops corneal infection. Lanboratory diagnosis of Acanthamoeba keratitis was established. The following is the best drug for treatment:
    a. Propamidine b. Neosporin c. Ketoconazole d. Polyhexamethylene biganide
  328. 335. significant loss of vision in a patient with a hypertension can occur due to all of the following except:
    a. Occipital infarct b. Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy c. Papilledema d. Retinal hemorrhage
  329. 336. A 2 month old child presents with epiphora and regurgitation. The most probable diagnosis is:
    a. Congenital dacryocystitis b Mucopurulent conjunctivitis c. Encysted mucocele d. Buththalmos
  330. 337. Berlin’s edema is caused by;
    a. Perforation injury b. Penetration injury c. Concussion injury d. Cataract
  331. 338. Cherry red spot is commonly seen in:
    a. Gaucher’s disease b. Tay-sachs disease c. Hurles syndrome d. Von Gierke disease
  332. 339. Cherry red spot is seen in:
    a. CRVO b. CRAO c. Branch retinal vein occlusion d. Papilledema
  333. 340. Cherry red spots are seen in all except:
    a. Sandhoff disease b. Tay-sachs disease c. Wilson’s disease d. Mucolipidoses
  334. 341.Internal hordeolum is;
    a. Chronic granulomatous infection of meibomian glands b. Acute suppurative infection of meibomian glands c. Acute infection of glands of Zeis d. Lacrimal gland infection
  335. 342. A 20 year old man complains of difficulty in reading the newspaper with his right eye 3 weeks after sustaining a gunshot injury to his left eye. The most likely diagnosis is:
    a. Macular edema b. Sympathetic ophthalmia c. Optic nerve avulsion d. Delayed vitreous hemorrhage
  336. 343. Cobblestone conjunctiva is seen in:
    a. Trachoma b. Vernal catarrh c. Viral conjunctivitis d. None
  337. 344. Cobblestone appearance is seen in:
    a. Epidemic keraconjunctivitis b. Vernal conjunctivitis c. Trachoma d. Herpes infection
  338. 345.A recurrent bilateral conjunctivitis occurring with the onset of hot weather in young boys with syndrome of burning, itching, and lacrimation with polygonal raised areas in the palpebral conjunctiva is:
    a. Trachoma b. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis c. Mucourulent conjunctivitis d. Vernal keratoconjunctivitis
  339. 346. All of the following are true about rubeosis iridis except:
    a. Causes glaucoma b. It is a complication of diabetes mellitus c. It can easily be treated by surgery d. Is due to neovascularization
  340. 347.Inert intraocular foreign body is :
    a. Iron b. Copper c. Aluminum d. Gold
  341. 348.Second order neuron in optic pathway is:
    a. Rods and cones b. bipolar c. Ganglion d. Optic radiation
  342. 349.Subluxation of lens is seen:
    a. Osteogenesis imperfecta b. homcysteinemia c. Ehler danlos syndrome d. Congenital dystrophies of cornea
  343. 350. Flower petal appearance in flurescein angiography is seen in:
    a. Central serous retinopathy b. Choroidal nodulitis c. Choroiditis d. Cystoid macular edema
  344. 351.Vortex vein invasion in commonly seen in;
    a. Retinoblastoma b. Mallignant melanoma c. optic nerve gliomas d. Medullo-epitheliomas
  345. 352.In a person when the image is known to form behind the retina is suffering from:
    a. Astigmatism b. AMblyopia c. Myopia d. Hypermetropia
  346. 353. All of the following are causes of sudden painless loss of vision except:
    a. Optic neuritis b. Retinitis Pigmentosa c. CRAO d. CRVO
  347. 354. Koeppe’s nodule is seen:
    a. In the anterior lid margin b. In the conjunctival membrane c. In the cornea d. At the papillary margin of the iris
  348. 355.Treatment of choice for advanced panophthalmitis is;
    a. Enucleation b. Evisceration c. Exenteration d. Conservative
  349. 356. Which cataract characterizes conclussionn injury to eye?
    a. Eosette b. Sunflower c. Snowflake d. Post-capsular
  350. 357. Common ocular manifestation in trisomy -13 is:
    a. Capillary hemangioma b. Bilaretal microphthalmos c. Neurofibroma d. Dermoid cyst
  351. 358. Symblepharon is caused by;
    a. Corynebacterium diphtheria b. Neisseria gonorrheoeae c. Chlamydia trachmatis d. Oththalmia neonatorum
  352. 359. Retrobulbar neuritis is diagnosed by;
    a. Decreased dark adaptation b. Disc edema c. Swinging flash light test d. Pain on moving of eyeball
  353. 360.Which of the following causes dendritic ulcer/
    • a. Which of the following causing dendritic ulcer?
    • a. Herpes virus b. Staphylococcus aureus c. Pneumococci d. Streptococcus viridians
  354. 361. Normal intraocular pressure is;
    a. 5-10 mm of Hg b. 10-15 mm of Hg c. 15-20 mm of Hg d. 25-30 mm of Hg
  355. 362. On mutation, which of the following may give rise to hereditary glaucoma:
    a. Optineurin b. Ephrins c. RBA 8 d. Huntingtin
  356. 363. All of the following signs could results from infection within the right cavernous sinus except:
    a. Constricted pupil in response to light b. Engorgement of the retinal veins upon ophthalmoscopic examination c. Ptosis of the right eyelid d. Right opthalmoplegia
  357. 364. Enucleation of the eyeball is contraindicated in:
    a. Endophthalmitis b. Panophthalmitis c. Intraocular tumors d. Painful blind eye
  358. 365. A patient is on follow up with you after enucleation of a painful blind eye. After enucleation of the eyeball, a proper sized artificial prosthetic eye is advised after a postoperative period of:
    a. About 10 days b. about 20 days c. 6-8 weeks d. 12-34 weeks
  359. 366. A 30 year old man came to the outpatient department because he had suddenly developed double vision. On examination it was found that his right eye, when at rest was turned medially. The most likely anatomical structures involved are:
    a. Medial rectus and superior division of oculomotor nerve b. Inferior oblique and inferior division of oculomotor nerve c. Lateral rectus and abducent nerve d. Superior rectus and trochlear nerve
  360. 367. Type IV hypersensitivity to mycobacterium tuberculosis antigen may manifest as:
    a. Iriodocyclitis b. Polyarteritis nodosa c. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis d. Giant cell arteritis
  361. 368.Night blindness is seen in:
    a. Uveitis b. Achromatopsia c. Retinitis pigmentosa d. Infantile glaucoma
  362. 369. Keratin precipitates are seen in;
    • a. Keratin precipitates are seen in:
    • a. Conjunctivitis b. Keratitis c. Uveitis d. Glaucoma
  363. 370. SAFE strategy has been developed for the control of:
    a. Onchocerciasis b. Trachoma c. Refractive error . Ocular trauma
  364. 371. Complication of trachoma is;
    a. Trichiasis b. Corneal opacity c. Cataract d. Night blindness
  365. 372. Myopia is best corrected by:
    a. Convex lenses b. Concave lenses c. Astigmatic lenses d. Prismas
  366. 373.The operation of placation of inferior lid retractors is indicated in:
    a. Senile ectropion b. Senile entropion c. Cicatricial entropion d. Paralytic entropion
  367. 374.Which prominent ocular manifestation is associated with Marfan’s syndrome?
    a. Ectopia lentis b. Megalocornea c. Microspherophakia d. Microcornea
  368. 375.Golden deposits in Descemet’s membrane are seen in:
    a. Fabry’s disease b. Wilson disease c. Glycogen storage disease d. Acute rheumatic fever
  369. 376.Polychromatic lustre is seen in:
    a. Congeniatal cataract b. Post radiation cataract c. Diabetes mellitus d. Complicated cataract
  370. 377. The molecule which is the initiator of cataract formation in the eye lens and whose 1-phosphate derivative is responsible for liver failure is:
    a. Sorbitol b. Mannitol c. Inositol d. Galactitol
  371. 378.Which laser is used in the management of after cataracts?
    a. Argon b. Krypton c. Nd:YAG d. Excimer
  372. 379. A soft contact lens user presents to you with pain, watering photophobia and white spot in the center of the cornea. What will be the initial management?
    • a. start frequent antibiotic eye drops after discontinuing the contact lens
    • b. Pad and bandage the eye for 12 hours
    • c. Frequent instillation of artificial tear
    • d. Topical nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
  373. 380.Painless sudden visual loss is seen in all, except:
    a. CRAO b. Retinal detachment c. Vitreous hemorrhage d. Angle closure glaucoma
  374. 381. A 35 year old insulin dependent diabetes mellitus patient on insulin for the past 10 years complains of gradually progressive painless loss of vision. Most likely diagnosis is:
    • a. Cataract b. Vitreous hemorrhage c. Total rhegmatogenous retinal detachment
    • d. Tractional retinal detachment not involving the macula
  375. 382.In which of the following conditions Berlin’s edema is seen?
    a. Open angle glaucoma b. After cataract surgery c. After concessional trauma d. Diabetic retinopathy
  376. 383. For every 100,000 population the highest prevalence of blindness in the world is seen in;
    a. Subsaharan Africa b. South asia c. Easttern Europe d. Latin America
  377. 384.A 3 year old child presents with a right convergent squint of 6 months duration. What is the appropriate management?
    • a. Immediate surgical correction followed by ambylopia therapy
    • b. proper refractive correction, ambylopia therapy followed by surgical correction
    • c. Prescribe spectacles and defer surgery until the child is 5 year old
    • d. Botulinum toxin injection followed by occlusion therapy
  378. 385.Horner’s syndrome is characterized by all of the following except:
    a. Miosis b. Enophthalmos c. Ptosis d. Cycloplegia
  379. 386. The superior oblique muscle is supplied by;
    • a. The superior oblique muscle is supplied by:
    • a. 3rd cranial nerve b. 4th cranial nerve c. 5th cranial nerve d. 6th cranial nerve
  380. 387. Under the WHO vision 2020 program, the SAFE strategy is adopted for which of the following disease?
    a. Trachoma b. Glaucoma c. Diabetic retinopathy d. Onchoocerciasis
  381. 388. The mother of a k1 ½ year old child gives history of a white reflex from one eye for the past one month. On CT scan of the orbit there is calcification seen within the flobe. The most likely diagnosis is:
    a. Congenital cataract b. Retinoblastoma c. Endophthalmitis d. Coats disease
  382. 389. Which of the following statement is true regarding acanthamoeba keratitis?
    • a. For the isolation of the causative agent, corneal scraping should be cultured on a nutrient agar plate
    • b. The causative agent , acanthamoeba is a heiminth whose normal habitat is soil
    • c. Keratitis due to acanthamoeba Is not seen in the immonocopromised host
    • d. Acanthamoeba does not depentupon host for the completion of its life cycle
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sharad Ophthal
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sharad chandra opthalmology
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