A Binasal hemianopia

B Bitemporal hemianopia

C Homonymous superior quadrantonopia

D Homonymous hemianopia

A Alkaptonuria

B Osteogenesis imperfect

C Down syndrome

D Kawasaki syndrome

A Senile cataract

B Retinal detatchment

C Intumescent cataract

D Open angle glaucoma

A SR

B IR

C SO

D IO

A Vitreous haemorrhage

B Retinal detachment

C Uveitis

D Acute congestive Glaucoma

A Ultravoilet rays

B Infrarads

C Microwaves

D Defect in mirror

A Spring Catarrh

B Viral conjunctivitis

C Bacterial conjunctivitis

D Phlyctenular conjunctivitis

A Itching

B Papillary'hyperplasia

C Presence of abundant eosinophils in the discharge

D Usually present throughout year

A Bifocal for presbyopia

B Bifocal for adult aphakia

C Bifocal for pediatric aphakia

D Progressive bifocal for presbyopia

A Ant chamber

B Post chamber

C Iris suppoed

D Angle suppoed