Ophthalmology MCQ Questions – Page 279

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2503 Ophthalmology

Which one of the following stromal dystrophy is a recessive condition?

ALattice dystrophy

BGranular dystrophy

CMacular dystrophy

DFleck dystrophy

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2504 Ophthalmology

Most common primary intraocular neoplasm in a child is ?

AMetastasis

BRetinoblastoma

CBasal cell carcinoma

DSquamous cell carcinoma

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2505 Ophthalmology

BSGT stands for

ABagolini striated glasses test

BBagolini smooth glasses test

CBagolini shiny glasses test

DBagolini second glue test

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2506 Ophthalmology

All are true about central retinal aery occlusion (CRAO) except

AMost commonly occurs due to thromboembolus

BAnterior chamber paracentesis is used for treatment

CSudden painful loss of vision

DOccurs due to obstruction of retinal aery at the level of lamina cribrosa

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2507 Ophthalmology

All of the following are the features of Horner’s syndrome Except –

APtosis and Miosis in ipsilateral eye

BAnhydrosis of ipsilateral face

CHetrochromia irides

DApparent exophthalmos

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2508 Ophthalmology

Drugs of choice for corneal herpes is:

AIdoxuridine

BAcyclovir

CVidarabine

DAmantadine

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2509 Ophthalmology

The crystalline lens derives its nourishment from –

ABlood vessels

BConnective tissue

CAqueous and vitreous

DZonules

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2510 Ophthalmology

All of the following are features of asteroid hyalosis except:

AUsually bilateral

BSolid vitreous

CSpherical calcium bodies

DUsually asymptomatic

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2511 Ophthalmology

Ankyloblepharon is:

AFusion of bulbar conjunctiva with palpebral conjunctiva

BFusion of upper and lower palpebral eyelid margines

CFusion of bulbar conjunctiva with cornea

DFusion of palpebral conjunctiva with cornea

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