A Berlin's edema

B Angle recession

C Sympathetic ophthalmitis

D Rosette cataract

A Shallowing of anterior chamber

B Expulsion of intraocular contents

C Bleeding from sho posterior ciliary aery into suprachoroidal space

D Self resolving

A Acute plastic iridocyclitis

B Neuroretinitis

C Choroiditis

D All of the above

A Buphthalmos

B Keratoglobus

C Trachoma

D Keratoconus

A Phacolytic glaucoma

B Phacoanaphylactic glaucoma

C Phacomorphic glaucoma

D Obscuration of disc margins

A Inferior rectus

B Medial rectus

C Medial rectus

D Inferior oblique

A Endothelium

B Stroma

C Descemet's membrane

D Epithelium

A Biocular diplopia

B Degenerative condition

C Iris is torn away from its ciliary attachment

D Normal pupil

A Is the most common intraocular tumour of childhood

B Occurs in 1 in 14000-34000 live bihs

C No sex predisposition

D More common in negroes than whites

A Occurs due to Vitamin A deficiency

B Relative Benign condition

C First feature of Vitamin A deficiency

D Also seen in retinitis pigmentosa