A Indirect binocular ophthalmoscopy

B Direct ophthalmoscopy

C Contact lens

D Goldman's three mirror contact lens

A Keratoconjunctivitis sicca

B Lacrimal gland removal

C Canalicular block

D Herpetic keratitis

A Cavernous sinus.

B Apex of orbit.

C Brainstem

D Base of skull.

A Inferior rectus

B Superior rectus

C Inferior oblique

D Superior oblique

A Anterior surface of the lens

B Posterior surface of the lens

C Centre of the lens

D Cornea

A Pinguecula

B Pterygium

C Congenital Ocular Melanosis

D Conjunctival epithelial melanosis

A 1040 nm

B 1040 mm

C 1040 cm

D 1040 pm

A Introcular tension

B Ophthalmoscopy

C Perimetry

D Ultrasound

A Incidence of Posterior capsular opacification is higher

B Incidence of glaucoma is higher

C The energy used in phacoemulsification is higher.

D The chances of refractive surprise is higher.

A Specular microscopy

B Keratometry

C Gonioscopy

D Slit lamp