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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

A 36 degree

B 46 degree

C 56 degree

D 66 degree

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A Beta blockers

B Prostaglandin analogues

C Alpha agonists

D Cholinergics

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A Stone paicle

B Paicle from the chisel

C Piece from the hammer

D All of the above

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A Diabetes

B Galectosemia

C Trauma

D Wilson's disease

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A Glycated crytallins

B Calcified crystallins

C Glycated fibrillins

D Calcified fibrillins

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A Retinal Pigment Epithelial (RPE) dysfunction

B Oxidative stress

C VEGF

D Increased protein kinase c

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A Fundus albipathicus

B Fundus flavimaculatus

C Oguchis disease

D Choroideremia

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A Bitemporal hemianopia

B Binasal hemianopia

C Quadrantanopia

D "Pie in sky" defect

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A Angiography

B Laser photocoagulation

C RNFL thickness

D Ganglion cell layer

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A Basal cell carcinoma

B Adenocarcinoma

C Squamous cell carcinoma

D Sebaceous cell carcinoma

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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

The critical angle of cornea-air interface is

Drug of choice for primary open angle glaucoma:

In a worker engaged in stone breaking with a chisel and hammer, the most common foreign body which can be lodged in his eye is:

“Snowflakes” cataract is seen

Cataract is cases of diabetes mellitus is due to accumulation of –

All of the following take pa in the pathogenesis of CME in diabetic retinopathy except:

Mizuo-phenomenon is seen in –

Field defect seen in pituitary adenoma-

PASCAL is used for

Most common tumour of eyelid is

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