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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

A Direct ophthalmoscopy

B Indirect ophthalmoscopy

C Gonioscopy

D Perimetery

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A Chronic granulomatous uveitis

B Chronic non-granulomatous uveitis

C Acute purulent uveitis

D None

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A 10-15%

B 15-20%

C 20-25%

D 25-30%

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A Superior fornix

B Inferior fornix

C Both of the above

D None of the above

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A Blue dot

B Zonular

C Cupuliform

D Cuneiform

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A Direct ophthalmoscope

B Indirect ophthalmoscope

C Slit-lamp with contact lens

D Oblique illumination

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A Rhizopus

B Aspergillus

C Cryptococcus

D Candida

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A LPS resection

B Bilateral sling

C Unilateral sling

D Fasanella Servat

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A Bladeless flap LASIK

B Blade LASIK

C Bladeless Flapless LASIK

D Blade based flapless LASIK

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A Phenylephrine

B Atropine ointment

C Atropine drops

D Homatropine

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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

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