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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

A Occulomotor

B Trochlear

C Optic

D Abducent

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A Posterior uveitis

B Iritis

C Optic Neuritis

D Retinal pigmentation

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A Intravitreal antibiotics

B Eye drops

C Surgery

D No treatment required

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A Screening

B Surgery

C Steroids

D None

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A Antecubital vein

B Popliteal vein

C Femoral vein

D Subclavian vein

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A Cystoid macular edema

B Macular hemorrhage

C Vitreous hemorrhage

D All of the above

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A Facial

B Trochlear

C Abducens

D Oculomotor

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A Past attack of herpes zoster ophthalmicus

B Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada syndrome

C Past attack of acute iridocyclitis

D Past attack of acute-angle closure glaucoma

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A Secondary glaucoma

B Cataract

C Retinal detachment

D Macular oedema

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A Retinal detachment

B Vitreous hemorrhage

C Ectopia lentis

D Roth spots

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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

A patient presented with normal eyesight and absence of direct and consensual light reflexes in left eye. Which of the following cranial nerves is suspected to be lesioned?

Bechet’s syndrome is characterized by all of the following eye manifestations, EXCEPT:

A diabetic patient 2 days after post cataract surgery develops develops hypopyon. What will be the management?

`S’ component of SAFE-

Fluorescein for ophthalmological diagnosis is injected in –

Cause of blindness in CRVO

Which of the following cranial nerve is MOST likely to be damaged in a patient with uncal herniation?

Vogt&;s triad is indicative of

Complication of acute anterior uveitis are all EXCEPT

Marfan’s syndrome associated with?

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