Each question in this quiz is timed.
A patient with a history of a skin cut wound in the left cheek, presents with an inability to close this eye properly. The most serious complication to guard against is:
Corneal scarring
Exposure corneal ulcer
Corneal pannus
Corneal vascularization
The stye is an acute suppurative inflammation of:
Meibomian glands
accessory lacrimal gland
Mail lacrimal gland
Glands of the lash follicle
The tear film consists of:
Mucous and aqueous layer
Mucous and lipid layer
lipid and aqueous layer
Lipid, aqueous and mucous layer
The nutritional supply of the cornea is not derived from:
Atmospheric oxygen through the tear film.
Aqueous humor.
Diffusion from perilimbic blood vessels.
The trabecular mesh work.
Bandage of the eye is contrindicated in:
Corneal abrasion.
Active bacterial corneal ulcer.
Mucopurulent conjunctivitis.
After glaucoma surgery.
The most common cause of 2ry buphthalmus is
Retinoblastoma
neonatal uveitis
trauma
congenital rubella
The first line of treatment in acute congestive glaucoma is:
Miotics
mannitol
subscleral trabeculectomy
steroids
Cattle truck apperance of retinal veins is present in:
CRAO
CRVO
Diabetic retinopathy
retinitis pigmentosa
A high myope patient presented with photopsia and floaters is suspected to have:
retinal break
retinal detachment
POAG
Early stages of papilleodema cause
Arcuate scotoma
enlargement of blind spot
Ring shaped scotoma
centrocecal scotoma
