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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

A Sebaceeous Ca

B BCC

C SCC

D Malignant melanoma

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A Arteritic AION

B Nonarteritic AION

C Papilledema

D Horners Syndrome

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A Corneal edema

B Retinal degeneration

C Foreign body

D Steroids

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A Cobblestone appearance of conjunctiva

B Common in spring months

C Limbus conjunctival thickening

D Sodium cromoglycate is a form of therapy

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A Corneal ulcers

B Uveitis

C Nuclear cataracts

D Keratoconus

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A Rheumatoid arthritis

B Systemic JRA

C Pauciarticular JRA

D Poly articular JRA

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A Homonymous hemianopia

B Bitemporal hemianopia

C Upper quadrantanopia

D Lower quadrantanopia

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A Benedict's syndrome

B Posner-Shlossman syndrome

C Kaufmann's syndrome

D Urrets Zavalia syndrome

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A Accomodation paresis in left gaze

B Ptosis of left eye

C Adduction weakness of left eye

D Diplopia in left gaze

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A Toxoplasmosis

B Cysticercosis

C Leishmaniasis

D Chaga's disease

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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

Most Common Tumour of Eyelid is:

Ocular manifestation in giant cell arteritis?

All of the following causes coloured halos except

Regarding spring catarrh, all of the following are true, except:

Keratic precipitates are most commonly seen in –

Uveitis is associated most commonly with :

Characteristic visual field defect in optic chiasma lesion –

Patient with fixed dilated pupil, with iris atrophy and secondary glaucoma after penetrating keratoplasty is suggestive of:

Sixth cranial nerve palsy causes of left eye causes?

Subconjunctival cyst is seen in?

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