A Glaucoma

B Retinitis pigmentosa

C Sympathetic ophthalmia

D Vitreous hemorrhage

A Atropine ointment

B IV mannitol

C Ciprofloxacin eye drops

D Betamethasone eye drops

A Hutchison's pupil

B Argyl Robeson pupil

C Adie pupil

D Homer's syndrome

A Herbert's pits

B Pannus

C Necrosis in scar

D Scar on tarsal conjunctiva

A Followed by cauterisation with carbolic acid

B Preceded by cryotherapy

C Preceded by intralesional injection of triamcinolone

D Replaced by excision biopsy

A Endothelial dystrophy

B Sclerocornea

C Mucopolysaccharidosis

D Droplet keratopathy

A Floor is involved first

B Medial wall is involved first as it is the thinnest

C The patient is not able to look up due to superior rectus palsy

D Roof is involved first as it bears the maximum impact

A Anterior choroidal vessels

B Posterior choroidal vessels

C Anterior ciliary vessels

D Posterior ciliary vessels

A Contact lens

B Graft rejection

C Chemical burn

D Interstitial keratitis

A Optic neuritis

B Papilledema

C Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy

D CRAO