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Ophthalmology
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1A 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:
- ACorneal scarring
- BExposure corneal ulcer
- CCorneal pannus
- DCorneal vascularization
2The stye is an acute suppurative inflammation of:
- AMeibomian glands
- Baccessory lacrimal gland
- CMail lacrimal gland
- DGlands of the lash follicle
3The tear film consists of:
- AMucous and aqueous layer
- BMucous and lipid layer
- Clipid and aqueous layer
- DLipid, aqueous and mucous layer
4The nutritional supply of the cornea is not derived from:
- AAtmospheric oxygen through the tear film.
- BAqueous humor.
- CDiffusion from perilimbic blood vessels.
- DThe trabecular mesh work.
5Bandage of the eye is contrindicated in:
- ACorneal abrasion.
- BActive bacterial corneal ulcer.
- CMucopurulent conjunctivitis.
- DAfter glaucoma surgery.
6The most common cause of 2ry buphthalmus is
- ARetinoblastoma
- Bneonatal uveitis
- Ctrauma
- Dcongenital rubella
7The first line of treatment in acute congestive glaucoma is:
- AMiotics
- Bmannitol
- Csubscleral trabeculectomy
- Dsteroids
8Cattle truck apperance of retinal veins is present in:
- ACRAO
- BCRVO
- CDiabetic retinopathy
- Dretinitis pigmentosa
9A high myope patient presented with photopsia and floaters is suspected to have:
- Aretinal break
- Bretinal detachment
- CDiabetic retinopathy
- DPOAG
10Early stages of papilleodema cause
- AArcuate scotoma
- Benlargement of blind spot
- CRing shaped scotoma
- Dcentrocecal scotoma
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