A Visual field defect in pituitary tumour with suprasellar extension is:

B Binasal hemianopia

C Homonymous hemianopia

D Pie in the sky vision

A Atropine

B Steroid

C Pilocarpine

D Timolol

A Non-necrotizing anterior diffuse

B Non-necrotizing anterior nodular

C Anterior necrotizing with inflammation

D Anterior necrotizing without inflammation

A Decreased power of divergence

B Most common cause of U/L proptosis in

C Extreme exopthalmos is usually seen in hypothyroidism

D On looking upwards lower lid does not follow eye movements

A Shrinkage of blind spot

B Blurring of disc margin

C Low vision

D Loss of pupillary reflex

A Plexiform neurofibroma

B Hemangioma

C Aerio venious fistula

D Varix

A Lowe syndrome

B Galactosemia

C Fabry disease

D Congenital hypoglycemia

A Iris is completely absent

B Usually familial condition

C May be associated with congenital glaucoma

D Ciliary processes may be visible

A Hypoparathyroidism

B Homocystinuria

C Congenital rubella

D All

A Bell's palsy

B Facial and trigeminal nerve palsy both

C Trigeminal nerve palsy

D All of the above