RGUHS MBBS Ophthalmology April 2025 (1033 CBME)

1033Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences · Ophthalmology · 2025 · April · CBME

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1.A 30 yrs old male, fruit seller by occupation complains of gradually progressive painless loss of vision in right eye from past 6 months. On Examination his vision in Right eye is 6/18 with a fleshy growth in conjunctiva encroaching upon cornea on the Nasal side. What is the most likely diagnosis? Describe the clinical features of this condition. Describe in detail the various treatment options available for this condition?
10 Marks
2.Describe the etiology, stages, clinical features and management of Bacterial corneal ulcer.
10 Marks
3.A 60 yr old male known poorly controlled Diabetic and Hypertensive complains of painless drooping of left upper eye lid of sudden onset with limitation of ocular movements except Abduction. What is the most probable diagnosis? How do you investigate and manage this case?
5 Marks
4.Classification of Astigmatism and its treatment options?
5 Marks
5.A 45 yr old female complains of constant watering of left eye associated with discharge from Left eye with mild congestion around the inner canthus which exacerbates during common cold. She complains of swelling around the inner canthus area. What is the probable diagnosis and how will you manage this condition?
5 Marks
6.Discuss the etiological classification and management of Dry eye syndrome.
5 Marks
7.Clinical features and management of Non granulomatous Iridocyclitis
5 Marks
8.Describe the clinical features and management of acute congestive Glaucoma?
5 Marks
9.Types of Entropion and its complications.
5 Marks
10.Describe the first aid management of a patient with chemical injury of the eye.
5 Marks
11.Define Trichiasis. Enumerate the causes
3 Marks
12.Second sight in Ophthalmology
3 Marks
13.Causes of Neovascular glaucoma
3 Marks
14.Signs of Horners syndrome
3 Marks
15.Describe the action and nerve supply of Superior Oblique muscle
3 Marks
16.Uses of cycloplegics in Ophthalmic conditions
3 Marks
17.Episceritis
3 Marks
18.Clinical Signs of Blunt injury
3 Marks
19.Enumerate the causes of Corneal blindness in India
3 Marks
20.Argyl Robertson Pupil
3 Marks
21.The characteristic finding of Hypermature senile cataract A. Visual acuity of 6/60 B. Liquefaction of the cortical matter C. Coloured halos D. Posterior sub capsular opacification
1 Mark
22.Salmon patch appearance is a characteristic finding in A. Neurotrophic keratitis B. Exposure keratitis C. Interstitial keratitis D. Acanthamoeba Keratitis
1 Mark
23.The best treatment option for a 60 year old patient with Aphakia who is Pseudophakic in the other eye is A. Secondary Intra Ocular Lens implantation B. Scleral contact Lenses C. Radial keratotomy D. Aphakic Glasses
1 Mark
24.Heterochromia of Iris is A. Absence of Iris B. Multiple Iris C. Eccentrically placed Iris D. Change in the colour of Iris one from the Other
1 Mark
25.Which anti glaucoma medication is contraindicated in patients with Bronchial asthma A. Latanoprost B. Timolol C. Mannitol D. Dorzolamide
1 Mark
26.The most common primary intraocular tumour in adult is? A. Retinoblastoma B. Squmaous cell carcinoma C. Choroidal Melanoma D. Astrocytoma
1 Mark
27.Which of the following is used for intermediate method for storage of donor cornea A. Optisol GS B. Nutrient agar C. Cryopreservation D. Organ culture method
1 Mark
28.Risk factors for primary open angle Glaucoma are all except A. Family history of Glaucoma B. High myopia C. Hypertension D. Young age
1 Mark
29.All of the following are needed for corneal transparency except A. Absence of blood supply B. Absence of nerve supply C. Arrangement of stromal lamellae D. Endothelial pump
1 Mark
30.Drug of choice for treatment of Fungal corneal ulcer is A. Amphotericin B B. Natamycin C. Bleomycin D. Neomycin
1 Mark

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