APPG 2012 - OPTHALMOLOGY MCQS

APPG 2012  - OPTHALMOLOGY MCQS

 1.Cyclitic membrane gives rise to

 a.Exudative retinal detachment

 b.Rhegmatogenosu retinal detachment

 c.Solid retinal detachment

 d.Tractional retinal detachment

ans-d

2.Munsen sign is seen in cases of

 a.Keratoglobus

 b.Buphthalmos

 c.Keratoconus

 d.Anterior staphyloma

ans-c

 3.The following bacterium is capable of invading the normal cornea through an intact epithelium

 a.Staphylococcus aureus

 b.N.gonorrheae

 c.Streptococcus pneumoniae

 d.Pseudomonas

ans-b

4.A single dose treatment with which one of the following antibacterial drugs is effective in trachoma

 a.Sulphonamide

 b.Erythromycin

 c.Doxycycline

 d.Azithromycin
ans d

 5.Band shaped keratopathy is treated with

 a.Propamidine isethionate

 b.EDTA (Ethylenediamine tetra acetic acid)

 c.Polyhexamethyl biguanide

 d.Chlorhexidine
and-b

 6.Exposure keratopathy is seen in cases of paralysis of

 a.Oculomotor nerve

 b.Trigeminal nerve

 c.Abducens nerve

 d.Facial nerve

ans-d

 7.One of the following is tried to prevent recurrence of pterygium after removal

 a.Mitomycin drops

 b.Chloromycetin

 c.Natamycin

 d.Amphotericin B

ans-a

 8.Photophthalmia is caused by

 a.Infra red rays

 b.Ultra voilet rays

 c.X rays

 d.Beta radiation

ans b

 9.Wernicke hemianopic pupillary response is seen with a lesion at the

 a.Optic chiasma

 b.Optic tract

 c.Lateral geniculate body

 d.Optic radiation

ans-B

 10.One of the following is not true for the ciliary body

 a.Extends just 10mm from the corneoscleral junction

 b.Produces aqueous humor

 c.Is responsible for accomodation 

 d.Consists of the pars plicata and pars plana

ans-a