KUHS MBBS Ophthalmology Previous Question Paper - December 2021 (301001 Revised)
301001Kerala University of Health Sciences · Ophthalmology · 2021 · December · Revised
Questions (16)
- 1.A 60 years old male presents with painless progressive diminution of vision in both eyes for 2 years. On examination the distant visual acuity is 6/12 with a Double arcuate scotoma in each eye. Answer the following questions: • What is the most probable diagnosis • Describe the fundus changes in such a case. • Enumerate with the help of diagrams the other possible field defects in such cases. • Name the groups of drugs used in the medical management of this case with suitable examples.10 Marks
- 2.Define and describe the clinical features and management of complicated cataract.3 Marks
- 3.Describe the clinical features and management of vernal conjunctivitis.3 Marks
- 4.Discuss the clinical features and classification of non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy.3 Marks
- 5.Discuss in brief the treatment options in myopia3 Marks
- 6.Draw & Label Vertical cross section of the upper eyelid.2 Marks
- 7.Draw & Label Sturm’s Conoid2 Marks
- 8.Describe the development of the lens2 Marks
- 9.Mention the etiological types of hypermetropia2 Marks
- 10.Mention four differences between papillitis and papilledema.2 Marks
- 11.Describe the clinical features of keratomycosis2 Marks
- 12.Discuss vision 20202 Marks
- 13.Enumerate two causes of cherry red spot in macula".1 Mark
- 14.Enumerate two distinguishing features of incomitant squint1 Mark
- 15.Enumerate two features to differentiate preseptal cellulitis from orbital cellulitis1 Mark
- 16.Enumerate two effects of blunt trauma on the iris1 Mark
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