A Concomitant squint

B Non-paralytic squint

C Paralytic squint

D Latent squint

A Visual acuity

B Intraocular pressure

C Visual field

D Depth of the anterior chamber

A Pilocarpine

B Ecothiopate

C Timolol

D None of the above

A Capillary hemangioma

B Cavernous hemangioma

C Lymhangioma

D Hemangiopericytoma

A Gonococci

B C. diphtheriae

C Meningococci

D Pseudomonas

A Vitamin A deficiency

B Vitamin B deficiency

C Vitamin C deficiency

D Vitamin D deficiency

A Loss of elasticity of the capsule

B Sclerosis of lens fibres

C Reduced anterior movement of the lens

D Reduced contraction of the ciliary muscle

A Intraocular pressure is raised up to 940-70 mm of Hg

B Eye is red, painful and tender

C Disc shows glaucomatous cupping

D Fellow eye also shows shallow anterior chamber

A Lowe's syndrome

B William's syndrome

C Alport's syndrome

D Down's syndrome

A Retinal ganglion cells

B Nerve fibers

C Rods & Cones

D Rods only