A Slit lamp examination

B B scan

C Tonometry

D Funduscopy

A Intraocular retinoblastoma

B Endophthalmitis

C Mutilating ocular injury

D All of the above

A Acute anterior uveitis

B Acute angle closure glaucoma

C Acute open angle glaucoma

D Senile cataract

A Vernal conjunctivitis

B Fungal keratoconjunctivitis

C Viral conjunctivitis

D Trachoma

A Trabecular meshwork

B Back of cornea

C Anterior surface of the lens

D None of the above

A Iridectomy is done

B Pilocarpine is used

C Nonsystemic manifestations

D Atropine is not used

A Layer of rods and cones

B Layer of bipolar cells

C Ganglion cells layers

D Any nucleated retinal layer

A Galactosemia

B Dislocation of lens

C Acute congestive glaucoma

D After cataract

A Herpes simplex keratitis

B Mycotic keratitis

C Herpes zoster ophthalmicus

D None

A Right frontal lobe

B Right occipetal lobe

C Left occipetal lobe

D Left frontal lobe