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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

A Shield ulcer

B Horner-Tranta's spots

C Papillary hyperophy

D All

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A Cavernous haemangioma

B Rhabdomyosarcoma

C Malignant melanoma

D Retinoblastoma

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A Malignant melanoma of choroid

B Retinocytoma

C Retinoblastoma

D Angiomatosis retinae

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A Aquous flare

B Keratic precipitates

C Small pupil

D All of the above

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A The eye is packed with ice & closed

B No malignancy

C Sterile procedure

D Transplant within 6 hours

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A Ptosis

B Diplopia

C Miosis

D Outward deviation of eye

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A Retinoblastoma

B Glaucoma

C Cataract

D Retrolental fibroplasia

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A Malnutrition

B Dacrocystits

C Vit A deficiency

D Measles

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A DM

B HTN

C Toxemia

D All

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A Squamous cell carcinoma

B Sebaceous cell carcinoma

C Malignant melanoma

D Basal cell carcinoma

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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

Features of vernal conjunctivitis are:

Most common intraorbital tumour in children is

Calcification is pathognomonic feature of –

Pathognomic sign of Acute Iridocyclitis is –

The protocal’s enucleation of the eye transplant are all EXCEPT:

All are seen in 3 rd nerve palsy except-

Which of the following will not cause pupillary white reflex?

Common cause of childhood blindness are all EXCEPT

Soft exudates are found in :

A recurrent chalazion should be subjected to histopathologic evalution to exclude the possibility of –

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