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Mcq Subject: Ophthalmology

A Intensity of disease

B Age of onset

C Duration of disease

D Any of the above

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A Adduction of Ipsilateral eye

B Abduction of Ipsilateral eye

C Adduction of contralateral eye

D Abduction of contralateral eye

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A Immediately

B At 1 year

C At 5 year

D None of the above

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A Tylosis

B Madarosis

C Distichiasis

D Trichiasis

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A Cornea

B Air

C Lens

D Vitreous

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A Trigeminal nerve

B Optic nerve

C Abducent nerve

D Ciliary nerve

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A Acanthamoeba keratitis

B Corneal infiltrate

C Corneal vascularization

D All of the above

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A Occult choroidal neovascularisation

B Conjunctivitis

C Vitreous hemorrhage

D Corneal ulcer

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A Eale's disease

B Toxocariasis

C Congenital syphilis

D Leprosy

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A Latent

B Detional

C Optokinetic

D Central

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