A Polymethyl methacrylate

B Hydroxymethyl methacrylate

C Silicone

D Glass

A Post neuritic atrophy

B Increase blind spot

C Severe loss of vision

D Hypermic field

A Glaucoma

B Optic neuritis

C Pituitary tumour

D Retinal detachment

A Pachymeter

B Keratometer

C Aesthesiometer

D Vernier calliper

A It can be done with the patient being in any position

B There is no stereopsis

C Can be used in cases of hazy ocular media

D The retinal periphery cannot be examined

A Colorless

B Red

C Green

D Blue

A Mucopurulent discharge may be present

B Satellite lesion may be present around the ulcer

C Flat and mobile hypopyon

D Fungi can penetrate into the anterior chamber without perforation

A III CN palsy

B Myasthenia gravis

C Presbyopia

D VI CN palsy

A Vitamin B1

B Vitamin B2

C Vitamin B6

D Vitamin B12

A Rubeosis iridis

B Retinal detachment

C Neurovascular glaucoma

D Optic neuritis