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KNRUHS MBBS Ophthalmology June 2025 (MB2019122 Regular)

MB2019122Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences · Ophthalmology · 2025 · June · Regular

Questions (25)

  1. 1.Regarding hyphema, all are true except a) May be associated with low intraocular pressure b) Is treated with restriction of activity c) If it recurs within a short time may result in more severe problems d) Is treated with steroid drops
    1 Mark
  2. 2.Regarding chemical eye injuries, all are true except: a) Acids cause more severe damage than alkalis b) Initial treatment requires copious irrigation of eye with water c) May be associated with corneal melt d) May be treated with vitamin C and tetracyclines
    1 Mark
  3. 3.Orbital injury may produce all the following signs, except: a) Periorbital emphysema b) Limitation of eye movements c) Proptosis in the longer term d) A patch of anaesthesia below the orbital rim
    1 Mark
  4. 4.A 70 year old woman with a history of previous head trauma presents with sudden onset of red proptosed eye, Eye movements are reduced in all directions, intraocular pressure is increased. The most likely diagnosis is: a) Dysthyroid eye disease b) A caroticocavernous sinus fistula c) An orbital varix d) A dermoid cyst
    1 Mark
  5. 5.All the following regarding the instruments are true, except: a) Keratometry allows the protrusion of the eye to be measured b) The synoptophore measures convergence and divergence c) The exophthalmometer allows the protrusion of the eye to be measured d) Retinoscopy is used to assess refractive error
    1 Mark
  6. 6.All the following are indications of evisceration except: a) Retinoblastoma b) Panophthalmitis c) Expulsive choroidal haemorrhage d) Bleeding anterior staphyloma
    1 Mark
  7. 7.In Trachoma, all are true except a) Affects more than 84 million people b) 60% children have active disease c) Corneal scarring may result from cicatricial entropion d) Is treated with ivermectin
    1 Mark
  8. 8.Oral propranolol 2-3 mg/kg per day used to reduce recurrence of which of the following conditions a) Xantholesma b) Capillary hemangioma c) Keratocanthomas d) Congenital naevi
    1 Mark
  9. 9.In WHO classification of xerophthalmia X2 refers to a) Night blindness b) Conjunctival xerosis c) Bitots spots d) Corneal xerosis
    1 Mark
  10. 10.In acquired immunodeficiency syndrome a) Hemorrhages and cotton wool spots may be seen on the retina b) Opportunistic infection has increased since the development of highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART) c) CMV retinopathy causes focal white spots on the retina associated with hemorrhage d) Ganciclovir and foscarnet are used to treat CMV retinitis
    1 Mark
  11. 11.Bacterial corneal Ulcer.
    15 Marks
  12. 12.Diabetic Retinopathy.
    15 Marks
  13. 13.Clinical features of Trachoma.
    6 Marks
  14. 14.Ophthalmia Neonatorum.
    6 Marks
  15. 15.Field changes in Glaucoma.
    6 Marks
  16. 16.Papilloedema.
    6 Marks
  17. 17.Signs of Keratoconus.
    6 Marks
  18. 18.Thyroid Eye disease.
    6 Marks
  19. 19.Spring Catarrh.
    6 Marks
  20. 20.Side effects of Atropine Eye Drops.
    3 Marks
  21. 21.Visual Acuity.
    3 Marks
  22. 22.Endophthalmitis.
    3 Marks
  23. 23.Hypermetropia.
    3 Marks
  24. 24.Cause of white Reflex in Pupil.
    3 Marks
  25. 25.Eye donation.
    3 Marks

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