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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Uncategorized topics .
101. |
The action of superior rectus is: |
A. | Elevation, intorsion, abduction |
B. | Elevation, intorsion, adduction |
C. | Elevation, extorsion, adduction |
D. | Elevation, extorsion, abduction. |
Answer» B. Elevation, intorsion, adduction |
102. |
The action of inferior oblique is: |
A. | Depression, extorsion, abduction |
B. | Depression, extorsion, adduction |
C. | Elevation, extorsion, adduction |
D. | Elevation, extorsion, abduction |
Answer» D. Elevation, extorsion, abduction |
103. |
The only extraocular muscle which does not arise from the apex of the orbit is: |
A. | Superior rectus |
B. | Superior oblique |
C. | Inferior oblique |
D. | Inferior rectus |
Answer» C. Inferior oblique |
104. |
In concomitant squint: |
A. | Primary deviation > Secondary deviation |
B. | Primary deviation < Secondary deviation |
C. | Primary deviation = Secondary deviation |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Primary deviation = Secondary deviation |
105. |
In paralytic squint, the difference between primary and secondary deviation in the gaze of direction of the paralytic muscle: |
A. | Increases |
B. | Decreases |
C. | Remains the same |
D. | none |
Answer» A. Increases |
106. |
In grades of binocular vision; grade 2 is: |
A. | Simultaneous macular vision |
B. | Fusion |
C. | Stereopsis |
D. | none |
Answer» B. Fusion |
107. |
The best treatment for amblyopia is: |
A. | Orthoptic exercises |
B. | Occlusion |
C. | Surgery |
D. | Best treat after age 10 years |
Answer» B. Occlusion |
108. |
All the following are true about retina, except: |
A. | Composed of 10 separable layers |
B. | There is a loose attachment between neurosensory and Retinal pigment epithelium |
C. | The Fovea is not supplied by the central retinal artery |
D. | Soft exudates are swollen axons of ganglion cells |
Answer» A. Composed of 10 separable layers |
109. |
Cause of blindness in HIV (Human immunodeficiency virus) patient; one is true: |
A. | Cotton wool spots |
B. | HIV microangiopathy |
C. | Cytomegalovirus retinitis |
D. | Kaposi sarcoma |
Answer» C. Cytomegalovirus retinitis |
110. |
Pseudophakia is the loss of: |
A. | Accommodation |
B. | Conversion |
C. | Saccadic eye movements |
D. | Contrast sensitivity |
Answer» A. Accommodation |
111. |
All are used for treatment of myopia, except: |
A. | Convex lenses |
B. | Concave lenses |
C. | Lens refractive surgery |
D. | LASIK |
Answer» A. Convex lenses |
112. |
One of the following is indicative of past optic neuritis in multiple sclerosis patients: |
A. | Mild Relative afferent pupillary defect |
B. | Internuclear ophthalmoplegia |
C. | Nystagmus |
D. | Diplopia |
Answer» A. Mild Relative afferent pupillary defect |
113. |
Emmetropia is: |
A. | Parallel rays of light brought on retina |
B. | Visual acuity of 6/6 |
C. | Parallel rays of light brought before retina |
D. | (A) & (B) |
Answer» A. Parallel rays of light brought on retina |
114. |
One of the following does not cause exophthalmos: |
A. | Orbital varix |
B. | Optic nerve tumor |
C. | Blow out fracture |
D. | Orbital cellulitis |
Answer» C. Blow out fracture |
115. |
One of the following is not a cause of entropion: |
A. | Facial nerve palsy |
B. | Congenital |
C. | Cicatricial pemphigoid |
D. | Conjunctival scaring |
Answer» A. Facial nerve palsy |
116. |
Which one is responsible for strongest refraction in the eye: |
A. | Tear film |
B. | Cornea |
C. | Lens |
D. | Vitreous |
Answer» B. Cornea |
117. |
Chronic blepharitis is associated with all, except: |
A. | Ectropion |
B. | Eyelid margin ulceration |
C. | Red eye |
D. | Obstruction of meibomian glands |
Answer» B. Eyelid margin ulceration |
118. |
Carotid–cavernous sinus fistula causes all the following, except: |
A. | Bruit over globe |
B. | Pulsatile tinnitus |
C. | Proptosis |
D. | Scleral veins congestion |
Answer» B. Pulsatile tinnitus |
119. |
All the following are risk factors for bacterial keratitis, except: |
A. | Chalazion |
B. | Contact lenses |
C. | Trauma |
D. | Dry eye |
Answer» A. Chalazion |
120. |
About trichiasis; all the following are true, except: |
A. | Signs of dry eye |
B. | Iris atrophy |
C. | Corneal opacity |
D. | Backward misdirection of eye lashes |
Answer» B. Iris atrophy |
121. |
All the following are true about herpetic infection, except: |
A. | A Dendritic ulcer is characteristic |
B. | Primary infection is asymptomatic |
C. | Caused by Herpes simplex virus type 2 |
D. | Steroids may be used for treatment |
Answer» D. Steroids may be used for treatment |
122. |
All the following are used in treatment of open angle glaucoma, except: |
A. | Steroids |
B. | Parasympathomimetics |
C. | Betablockers |
D. | Alpha agonists |
Answer» A. Steroids |
123. |
All the following are true about open angle glaucoma, except: |
A. | Commonly causes headache |
B. | Optic disc cupping |
C. | Peripheral visual loss |
D. | Medical treatment is the first line of treatment |
Answer» A. Commonly causes headache |
124. |
All the following are signs of keratoconus, except: |
A. | Thickening of central cornea |
B. | Corneal thinning, especially in the inferior cornea |
C. | Munson sign |
D. | Prominent corneal nerves |
Answer» A. Thickening of central cornea |
125. |
All the following are used for the treatment of keratoconus, except: |
A. | LASIK |
B. | Intracorneal rings |
C. | Contact lenses |
D. | Keratoplasty |
Answer» A. LASIK |
126. |
what type of surgery is performed for a patient with large angle right esotropia: |
A. | Right recession |
B. | Right resection |
C. | Lateral rectus resection & medial rectus recession on right eye |
D. | Lateral rectus resection & medial rectus recession on left eye |
Answer» C. Lateral rectus resection & medial rectus recession on right eye |
127. |
All the following are true about branch vein occlusion, except: |
A. | Improves with time and minimal visual loss |
B. | Surgery is indicated if the macula is not involved |
C. | Steroids and anti-VGEF are rarely used |
D. | There are two types; ischemic & non ischemic |
Answer» B. Surgery is indicated if the macula is not involved |
128. |
In diabetic macular edema, one is true: |
A. | Pan retinal photocoagulation is the first line of management |
B. | Anti-VGEF is the first line of treatment |
C. | All treatment modules have poor visual acuity |
D. | Treatment protocol depends on presenting vision |
Answer» D. Treatment protocol depends on presenting vision |
129. |
All the following are true regarding retinal detachment, except: |
A. | Uveitis cause exudative type |
B. | DM cause tractional type |
C. | Posterior vitreous detachment causes rhegmatogenous type |
D. | Surgery indicated for all types |
Answer» D. Surgery indicated for all types |
130. |
One of the following regarding age-related macular degeneration is correct: |
A. | The dry type does not convert to the wet type |
B. | Anti-VEGF is the drug of choice |
C. | There is reduction in central vision |
D. | Fluorescein angiography and optical coherence tomography can be used for diagnosis |
Answer» B. Anti-VEGF is the drug of choice |
131. |
All the following are true regarding retinitis pigmentosa, except: |
A. | Day light vision spared all over life |
B. | Complains of loss of night vision |
C. | Autosomal Dominant type is the mildest form |
D. | Loss of peripheral vision |
Answer» A. Day light vision spared all over life |
132. |
All the following are related to angle closure glaucoma, except: |
A. | Common in high myopes |
B. | Painful red eye |
C. | Acute presentation |
D. | Treatment for both eyes |
Answer» A. Common in high myopes |
133. |
Most common nerve affected by blow-out fracture: |
A. | Infra-orbital nerve. |
B. | Supratrochlear nerve. |
C. | Optic nerve. |
D. | Nasocilliary nerve. |
Answer» A. Infra-orbital nerve. |
134. |
About choroidal melanoma, one of the following is true: |
A. | If there is no visual potential for the eye, enucleation is recommended |
B. | Can be preceded by choroidal nevus |
C. | Lymphatic spread is common |
D. | Brachytherapy can be used for tumors of any size |
Answer» A. If there is no visual potential for the eye, enucleation is recommended |
135. |
All the following are caused by blunt trauma, except: |
A. | Uveitis |
B. | Glaucoma |
C. | Cataract |
D. | Sympathetic ophthalmitis |
Answer» D. Sympathetic ophthalmitis |
136. |
About chemical injury of the eye, all the following are true, except: |
A. | Alkali is neutralized with weak acid |
B. | Alkali most severe |
C. | Limbal ischemia means poor prognosis |
D. | Do not use Vit. C in non-alkali burns |
Answer» A. Alkali is neutralized with weak acid |
137. |
All the following are side effects of acetazolamide, except: |
A. | Bronchial asthma |
B. | Renal stones |
C. | Aplastic anemia |
D. | Steven Johnson syndrome |
Answer» A. Bronchial asthma |
138. |
One of the following does not cause leukocoria: |
A. | Retinitis pigmentosa |
B. | Cataract |
C. | Retinoblastoma |
D. | Old total retinal detachment |
Answer» A. Retinitis pigmentosa |
139. |
Which of the following is an indication for oral steroids in thyroid eye disease? |
A. | Corneal exposure |
B. | Periorbital edema |
C. | Chemosis |
D. | Dry eyes |
Answer» A. Corneal exposure |
140. |
Bitemporal hemianopia is caused by a problem in the: |
A. | Optic chiasm |
B. | Optic radiation |
C. | Thalamus |
D. | Optical cortex |
Answer» A. Optic chiasm |
141. |
Which of the following is present only in acute phase of thyroid eye disease? |
A. | Lid retraction |
B. | Lid lag |
C. | Diplopia |
D. | Chemosis |
Answer» D. Chemosis |
142. |
Which of the following is not part of the thyroid eye disease? |
A. | Optic disc swelling |
B. | Choroidal neovascular membrane |
C. | Restrictive myopathy |
D. | Ophthalmoplegia |
Answer» B. Choroidal neovascular membrane |
143. |
Which cataract does improve near vision? |
A. | Cortical |
B. | Sutural |
C. | Nuclear |
D. | Morgagnian |
Answer» C. Nuclear |
144. |
In which cataract does vision improve with changing glasses or wearing glasses? |
A. | Christmas tree |
B. | Nuclear |
C. | Hypermature |
D. | Lamellar |
Answer» B. Nuclear |
145. |
Which cataract is associated with intraocular inflammation? |
A. | Nuclear |
B. | Posterior subcapsular |
C. | Hypermature |
D. | Cortical |
Answer» B. Posterior subcapsular |
146. |
Which of the following Least systemic diseases to cause least peripheral ulcerative keratitis: |
A. | Systemic lupus erythematosus |
B. | Rheumatoid arthritis |
C. | Weigner granulomatosis |
D. | Sarcoidosis |
Answer» D. Sarcoidosis |
147. |
Regarding the optic nerve, which of the following is false? |
A. | The intracanalicular segment is the longest |
B. | The intraocular segment is the shortest |
C. | It has a central cavity called the cup |
D. | It represents the blind spot |
Answer» A. The intracanalicular segment is the longest |
148. |
Which is most common type of cataract due to chronic use of steroids: |
A. | Posterior subcapsular |
B. | Nuclear |
C. | Anterior subcortical |
D. | Christmas tree |
Answer» A. Posterior subcapsular |
149. |
Ethambutol (used to treat tuberculosis) causes: |
A. | Optic neuropathy |
B. | Cataract |
C. | Glaucoma |
D. | Keratopathy |
Answer» A. Optic neuropathy |
150. |
The left eye is looking straight on primary position, while the right eye is looking upward, which of the following is true? |
A. | Left hypertropia |
B. | Left hypotropia |
C. | Right hypertropia |
D. | Left hypermetropia |
Answer» C. Right hypertropia |
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