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About choroidal melanoma, one of the following is true:
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If there is no visual potential for the eye, enucleation is recommended
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Can be preceded by choroidal nevus
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Lymphatic spread is common
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Brachytherapy can be used for tumors of any size
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nan
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a
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If there is no visual potential for the eye, enucleation is recommended
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General Ophthalmology
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All the following are caused by blunt trauma, except:
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Uveitis
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Glaucoma
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Cataract
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Sympathetic ophthalmitis
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nan
|
d
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Sympathetic ophthalmitis
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General Ophthalmology
|
About chemical injury of the eye, all the following are true, except:
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Alkali is neutralized with weak acid
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Alkali most severe
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Limbal ischemia means poor prognosis
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Do not use Vit. C in non-alkali burns
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nan
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a
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Alkali is neutralized with weak acid
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General Ophthalmology
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All the following are side effects of acetazolamide, except:
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Bronchial asthma
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Renal stones
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Aplastic anemia
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Steven Johnson syndrome
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nan
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a
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Bronchial asthma
|
General Ophthalmology
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One of the following does not cause leukocoria:
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Retinitis pigmentosa
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Cataract
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Retinoblastoma
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Old total retinal detachment
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nan
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a
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Retinitis pigmentosa
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following is an indication for oral steroids in thyroid eye disease?
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Corneal exposure
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Periorbital edema
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Chemosis
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Dry eyes
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nan
|
a
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Corneal exposure
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Bitemporal hemianopia is caused by a problem in the:
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Optic chiasm
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Optic radiation
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Thalamus
|
Optical cortex
|
nan
|
a
|
Optic chiasm
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following is present only in acute phase of thyroid eye disease?
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Lid retraction
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Lid lag
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Diplopia
|
Chemosis
|
nan
|
d
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Chemosis
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following is not part of the thyroid eye disease?
|
Optic disc swelling
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Choroidal neovascular membrane
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Restrictive myopathy
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Ophthalmoplegia
|
nan
|
b
|
Choroidal neovascular membrane
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which cataract does improve near vision?
|
Cortical
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Sutural
|
Nuclear
|
Morgagnian
|
nan
|
c
|
Nuclear
|
General Ophthalmology
|
In which cataract does vision improve with changing glasses or wearing glasses?
|
Christmas tree
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Nuclear
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Hypermature
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Lamellar
|
nan
|
b
|
Nuclear
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General Ophthalmology
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Which cataract is associated with intraocular inflammation?
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Nuclear
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Posterior subcapsular
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Hypermature
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Cortical
|
nan
|
b
|
Posterior subcapsular
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following Least systemic diseases to cause least peripheral ulcerative keratitis:
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Systemic lupus erythematosus
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Rheumatoid arthritis
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Weigner granulomatosis
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Sarcoidosis
|
nan
|
d
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Sarcoidosis
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding the optic nerve, which of the following is false?
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The intracanalicular segment is the longest
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The intraocular segment is the shortest
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It has a central cavity called the cup
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It represents the blind spot
|
nan
|
a
|
The intracanalicular segment is the longest
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which is most common type of cataract due to chronic use of steroids:
|
Posterior subcapsular
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Nuclear
|
Anterior subcortical
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Christmas tree
|
nan
|
a
|
Posterior subcapsular
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Ethambutol (used to treat tuberculosis) causes:
|
Optic neuropathy
|
Cataract
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Glaucoma
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Keratopathy
|
nan
|
a
|
Optic neuropathy
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The left eye is looking straight on primary position, while the right eye is looking upward, which of the following is true?
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Left hypertropia
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Left hypotropia
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Right hypertropia
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Left hypermetropia
|
nan
|
c
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Right hypertropia
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Left esotropia surgical correction includes:
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Right medial rectus recession and left lateral rectus recession
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Left lateral rectus recession only
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Left lateral rectus recession and medial rectus recession
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None of the listed
|
nan
|
d
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None of the listed
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The yoke muscle of right superior oblique is:
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Left inferior rectus
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Left lateral rectus
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Left superior rectus
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Left superior oblique
|
nan
|
a
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Left inferior rectus
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following regarding fungal keratitis are true, except:
|
Can be cause by eye trauma to plant
|
Amphotericin B are used in the treatment
|
Caused by fusarium
|
Surgery is contraindicated in active infection
|
nan
|
d
|
Surgery is contraindicated in active infection
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following are true regarding acute closed angle glaucoma, except:
|
Corneal edema
|
Fix dilated pupil
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Optic disc cupping
|
Severe headache
|
nan
|
c
|
Optic disc cupping
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding optic neuritis in adults, all the following are true, except:
|
More in white
|
Usually, bilateral
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Central scotoma
|
Loss of color vision
|
nan
|
b
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Usually, bilateral
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Ultrasound is used in dense cataract patient to show:
|
Optic atrophy
|
Macula edema
|
Macula hole
|
Retinal detachment
|
nan
|
d
|
Retinal detachment
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The most common ophthalmologic complication in multiple sclerosis is:
|
Optic neuritis
|
Intranuclear ophthalmoplegia
|
Diplopia
|
Nystagmus
|
nan
|
a
|
Optic neuritis
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Patient with benign intracranial hypertension, one of the following is true:
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Lumbar puncture is diagnostic and therapeutic
|
3rd nerve palsy
|
Abnormal imaging
|
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor is contraindicated
|
nan
|
a
|
Lumbar puncture is diagnostic and therapeutic
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following are risk factors for glaucoma, except:
|
Steroids
|
Myopia
|
Thin cornea
|
Being black, Asian, or Hispanic
|
nan
|
c
|
Thin cornea
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Best method to deal with alkali trauma:
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Irrigation with copious fluids
|
Mild steroids
|
Patching
|
Neutralize alkali with weak acid
|
nan
|
a
|
Irrigation with copious fluids
|
General Ophthalmology
|
What is true about the commonest ocular tumor in adults?
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Has good prognosis
|
Hematogenous spread
|
Primary metastasis is to the bone
|
It is rhabdomyosarcoma
|
nan
|
b
|
Hematogenous spread
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The eyelid tumor with the worst prognosis:
|
Sebaceous gland carcinoma
|
Basel cell carcinoma
|
Squamous cell carcinoma
|
Merkel cell carcinoma
|
nan
|
a
|
Sebaceous gland carcinoma
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Large eyes are associated with:
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Axial myopia
|
Refractive myopia
|
High myopia
|
Index myopia
|
nan
|
c
|
High myopia
|
General Ophthalmology
|
In third cranial nerve palsy, all are true, except:
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Diplopia
|
Dilated pupils
|
Absent pupillary reflex
|
Relative afferent pupillary defect
|
nan
|
d
|
Relative afferent pupillary defect
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Neural fiber layer of retina is:
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Axons of bipolar cells
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Axons of photoreceptors
|
Axons of ganglion cells
|
None of the above
|
nan
|
c
|
Axons of ganglion cells
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Patient with unilateral cataract, the most common etiology is:
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Trauma
|
Intrauterine infection
|
Posterior pole tumors
|
Posterior lenticonus
|
nan
|
a
|
Trauma
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following can be used to differentiate between orbital cellulitis and preseptal cellulitis, except:
|
Ptosis
|
Proptosis
|
Decreased ocular motility
|
Decreased visual acuity
|
nan
|
a
|
Ptosis
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following are risk factors for glaucoma, except:
|
White race
|
Central corneal thinning
|
Positive family history
|
Black, Asian, or Hispanic
|
nan
|
a
|
White race
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following are seen in blow-out fractures, except:
|
Exophthalmos
|
Double vision
|
Bruising, tenderness and swelling around the eye
|
Limitation of eye movement
|
nan
|
a
|
Exophthalmos
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Dysthyroid eye disease has which of the following complications:
|
Macular edema
|
Retinal detachment
|
Decrease in visual acuity
|
Cataract
|
nan
|
c
|
Decrease in visual acuity
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following cause ectropion, except:
|
Age
|
Burn of the face
|
3rd cranial nerve palsy
|
Congenital
|
nan
|
c
|
3rd cranial nerve palsy
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The most important risk factor for retinal vein occlusion is:
|
Diabetes Mellitus
|
Hypertension
|
Age
|
Cardiovascular disease
|
nan
|
b
|
Hypertension
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following are true about chemical burn treatment, except:
|
Acids cause worse injury than alkali
|
Irrigation is the treatment of choice
|
Evert and double evert lids for all cases
|
No patching is done
|
nan
|
a
|
Acids cause worse injury than alkali
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The main risk factor regarding diabetic retinopathy:
|
Duration of the DM
|
Control of DM
|
(A) & (B)
|
Age
|
nan
|
c
|
(A) & (B)
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following are true regarding dermoid cysts, except:
|
Located at the superio-lateral aspect
|
Main treatment is by excision
|
It is commonly seen in adulthood (mainly in children)
|
Present at birth
|
nan
|
c
|
It is commonly seen in adulthood (mainly in children)
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following is considered as motor adaption for strabismus:
|
Head tilt
|
Face turn
|
Chin elevation
|
All the above
|
nan
|
d
|
All the above
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following statements is true:
|
The most common cause of tractional retinal detachment is diabetic retinopathy
|
Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment is always treated by surgery
|
The most common cause of rhegmatogenous detachment is hypertension
|
In exudative retinal detachment, there are holes and tears in the retina
|
nan
|
a
|
The most common cause of tractional retinal detachment is diabetic retinopathy
|
General Ophthalmology
|
In right 6th nerve palsy, one of the following is true?
|
Esotropia + limitation of adduction
|
Esotropia + limitation of abduction
|
Exotropia + limitation of adduction
|
Exotropia + limitation of abduction
|
nan
|
b
|
Esotropia + limitation of abduction
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following are considered as complications of anterior uveitis, except:
|
Glaucoma
|
Cataract
|
Macular edema
|
Retinal detachment
|
nan
|
d
|
Retinal detachment
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding hyphema, all the following are true, except:
|
Atropine will be used in treatment
|
Always treated by surgical evacuation
|
Iris & ciliary body are source of blood
|
May cause increased intra ocular pressure
|
nan
|
b
|
Always treated by surgical evacuation
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following is the most common cause of amblyopia?
|
Farsightedness
|
Strabismus
|
Nearsightedness
|
Deprivation
|
nan
|
b
|
Strabismus
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following is caused by infection:
|
External hordeolum
|
Sebaceous cyst
|
Milia
|
Eccrine hidrocystoma
|
nan
|
a
|
External hordeolum
|
General Ophthalmology
|
In optic tract lesion, all the following are true, except:
|
Central scotoma
|
Normal visual acuity
|
Normal color vision
|
Positive RAPD
|
nan
|
a
|
Central scotoma
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding the fovea, all the following are true, except:
|
Rich in cons
|
Lateral to optic disc
|
Responsible for color
|
Sensitive in dim light
|
nan
|
d
|
Sensitive in dim light
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding giant cell arteritis, all the following is true, except:
|
ESR > 60 mm/h
|
Anterior ischemic neuropathy
|
Jaw claudication may be presented
|
Gradual loss of vision
|
nan
|
d
|
Gradual loss of vision
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding antiglaucoma medications, which one of the following is true?
|
Timolol is contraindicated in bronchial asthma
|
Sympathomimetic drug used as anti-glaucoma
|
Prostaglandins analogue treat glaucoma by increase the outflow of aqueous humor
|
All the above
|
nan
|
d
|
All the above
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Optic tract lesion is:
|
Bitemporal hemianopia
|
Homonymous hemianopia
|
Congruous hemianopia
|
Incongruous hemianopia
|
nan
|
b
|
Homonymous hemianopia
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Least one to cause severe ptosis is:
|
Congenital ptosis
|
Involutional ptosis
|
Third nerve palsy
|
Horner's syndrome
|
nan
|
d
|
Horner's syndrome
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding myopia, all are true, except:
|
Corrected by convex spectacles
|
Corrected by concave spectacles
|
Corrected by contact lenses
|
Corrected b a minus lens
|
nan
|
a
|
Corrected by convex spectacles
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All are found in carotid cavernous fistula, except:
|
Bruit over the globe
|
Lid retraction
|
Proptosis
|
Ophthalmoplegia
|
nan
|
b
|
Lid retraction
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Subluxated lens is found in all the following, except:
|
Marfan Syndrome
|
Homocystinuria
|
Trauma.
|
Heterochromic Fuchs' syndrome
|
nan
|
d
|
Heterochromic Fuchs' syndrome
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which type of cataract is associated with myopic shift?
|
Anterior subcapsular
|
Sclerosing nuclear
|
Posterior subcapsular
|
Diabetic
|
nan
|
b
|
Sclerosing nuclear
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Safest method to treat myopia:
|
Glasses
|
Contact lens
|
LASIK
|
PRk
|
nan
|
a
|
Glasses
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which is wrong about the optic nerve?
|
Intraorbital segment is the longest
|
Have 4 compartments
|
Pial vessels supply most of the course
|
It passes out of the eye through the cribriform plate of the sclera
|
nan
|
c
|
Pial vessels supply most of the course
|
General Ophthalmology
|
First line of treatment for diabetic macular edema:
|
Panretinal photocoagulation
|
Intravitreal Steroids Injection
|
Intravitreal anti-VEGF
|
Focal/Grid Laser
|
nan
|
c
|
Intravitreal anti-VEGF
|
General Ophthalmology
|
First line of treatment for old man with wet AMD:
|
Panretinal photocoagulation
|
Intravitreal Steroids Injection
|
Intravitreal anti-VEGF
|
Focal/Grid Lase
|
nan
|
c
|
Intravitreal anti-VEGF
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which muscle is mostly affected in dysthyroid eye disease:
|
Superior rectus
|
Inferior rectus
|
Medial rectus
|
Lateral rectus
|
nan
|
b
|
Inferior rectus
|
General Ophthalmology
|
30 year-old female complains that she is annoyed by car flashlight at night. What is most likely diagnosis?
|
Vortex keratopathy
|
Optic neuritis
|
Posterior subscapular cataract
|
Myasthenia gravis
|
nan
|
c
|
Posterior subscapular cataract
|
General Ophthalmology
|
60 year-old female with Systemic lupus erythematosus is on systemic steroids. What type of cataract she could have?
|
Posterior subscapular
|
Nuclear
|
Cortical
|
Anterior subscapular
|
nan
|
a
|
Posterior subscapular
|
General Ophthalmology
|
60 year-old male assumes that he can read without using glasses. What type of cataract he has?
|
Posterior subscapular
|
Nuclear
|
Cortical
|
Anterior subcapsular
|
nan
|
b
|
Nuclear
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Fovea:
|
Receive nutrients from the choroid
|
Mostly rods
|
Sensitive to dim light
|
Located nasally to the optic disc
|
nan
|
a
|
Receive nutrients from the choroid
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The following are appropriate interventions for acute Dacryocystitis, except:
|
DCR
|
Warm compressors
|
Topical antibiotics
|
Systemic antibiotics
|
nan
|
c
|
Topical antibiotics
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding benign intracranial hypertension, one of the following is false:
|
Bilateral 6th nerve palsy
|
Headache
|
Visual disturbances
|
Nausea/vomiting
|
nan
|
a
|
Bilateral 6th nerve palsy
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following is not supplied by the 3rd cranial nerve:
|
Ciliary muscle
|
Dilator papillae
|
Superior oblique
|
Superior rectus
|
nan
|
c
|
Superior oblique
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following is not a treatment for esotropia:
|
Bilateral lateral rectus resection
|
Medial rectus recession, Lateral rectus resection
|
Bilateral medial rectus recession
|
Bilateral medial rectus recession and resection of one lateral rectus
|
nan
|
a
|
Bilateral lateral rectus resection
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following is false regarding ophthalmia neonatorum?
|
Bilateral purulent discharge is typical of gonorrheal conjunctivitis
|
Systemic antibiotics can be used
|
Most common organism is Chlamydia trachomatis
|
Single instillation of povidone-iodine 2.5% solution is effective against common pathogens.
|
nan
|
a
|
Bilateral purulent discharge is typical of gonorrheal conjunctivitis
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All are complications of chronic anterior uveitis, except:
|
Retinal detachment
|
Iris atrophy
|
Glaucoma
|
Cataract
|
nan
|
a
|
Retinal detachment
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following is not associated with 3rd nerve palsy:
|
Miosis
|
Mydriasis
|
Ptosis
|
Affected eye turns slightly outward and downward
|
nan
|
a
|
Miosis
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following eye drops is not used for glaucoma treatment?
|
Dorzolamide
|
Tropicamide
|
Brimonidine
|
Pilocarpine
|
nan
|
b
|
Tropicamide
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The most common orbital metastasis in men are cancer of the:
|
Carcinoid
|
Colon
|
Melanoma
|
Lung
|
nan
|
d
|
Lung
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All are causes of secondary open angle glaucoma, except:
|
Trauma
|
Exfoliative
|
Rubeosis iridis
|
Pigmentary
|
nan
|
c
|
Rubeosis iridis
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All are true regarding optic nerve glioma, except:
|
Gradual onset
|
Optic atrophy
|
Painful
|
Proptosis
|
nan
|
c
|
Painful
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Chronic intermediate uveitis will cause:
|
Glaucoma
|
Cystoid macular edema
|
Cataract
|
All the above
|
nan
|
d
|
All the above
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All are true regarding accommodation, except:
|
Better in adult
|
Pupillary constriction
|
Relaxed ciliary
|
Lens increases in curvature
|
nan
|
a
|
Better in adult
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Measurement of intraocular lens power is called:
|
Pachymetry
|
Biometry
|
Gonioscopy
|
Keratometry
|
nan
|
b
|
Biometry
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following is not a risk factor for chronic open angle glaucoma:
|
Myopia
|
Hypermetropia
|
Diabetes mellitus
|
Family history
|
nan
|
b
|
Hypermetropia
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following is not associated with increased VEGF?
|
Retinopathy of Prematurity
|
Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy
|
Central retinal vein occlusion
|
None of the above
|
nan
|
d
|
None of the above
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following not associated with uveitis:
|
Behcet’s disease
|
Sarcoidosis
|
Wilson's disease
|
Toxoplasmosis
|
nan
|
c
|
Wilson's disease
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which one of the following is not recommended for contact lenses?
|
3-old-month baby with aphakia
|
Keratoconus
|
Myopia
|
Hypermetropia
|
nan
|
a
|
3-old-month baby with aphakia
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Regarding retinitis pigmentosa, one of the following is true:
|
Macular edema is treated by grid laser
|
Only rods affected
|
Macular edema may respond to oral acetazolamide
|
Nyctalopia and dark adaptation difficulties are late symptoms
|
nan
|
c
|
Macular edema may respond to oral acetazolamide
|
General Ophthalmology
|
One of the following is false regarding giant cell arteritis:
|
CRP more reliable that ESR
|
Phenomenon of “skip” lesions is present
|
Color Doppler shows a hypoechoic halo around the artery lumen in around 75%
|
Elevated platelets and anemia are commonly present
|
nan
|
a
|
CRP more reliable that ESR
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which one of the following is false about the drug and its side effects?
|
Isoniazid: Glaucoma
|
Chlorpromazine: Dry eye and dry mouth
|
Amiodarone: Keratopathy
|
Chloroquine: Maculopathy
|
nan
|
a
|
Isoniazid: Glaucoma
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following cancers is not associated with sun exposure?
|
Lentigo
|
Basal cell carcinoma
|
Malignant melanoma
|
Squamous cell carcinoma
|
nan
|
a
|
Lentigo
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All the following drugs can cause cataract except:
|
Chlorpromazine
|
Steroids
|
Amiodarone
|
Erythromycin
|
nan
|
a
|
Chlorpromazine
|
General Ophthalmology
|
All are signs of keratoconus, except:
|
Vogt’s striae
|
Munson’s sign
|
Thinning of central cornea
|
Keyser Fleisher rings
|
nan
|
d
|
Keyser Fleisher rings
|
General Ophthalmology
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The histopathologic features of epithelial downgrowth are most consistent with abnormally invasive corneal epithelium.
|
TRUE
|
FALSE
|
nan
|
nan
|
nan
|
b
|
FALSE
|
General Ophthalmology
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For which of the following is a retinoscope inappropriate?
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skiascopy
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refraction
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to examine cataracts
|
to examine the optic nerve
|
nan
|
d
|
to examine the optic nerve
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Agents reported to be effective in the treatment of Acanthamoeba include all the following EXCEPT:
|
neomycin
|
polyhexamethylene biguanide
|
propamidine
|
trifluridine
|
nan
|
d
|
trifluridine
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The accumulation of which one of the following leads to brunescent cataracts?
|
High molecular weight crystallin
|
Alpha crystallin
|
Gamma crystallin
|
Water-insoluble protein
|
nan
|
d
|
Water-insoluble protein
|
General Ophthalmology
|
The inner retinal circulation's deepest level of penetration is the:
|
ganglion cell layer.
|
inner plexiform layer.
|
inner nuclear layer.
|
outer plexiform layer.
|
nan
|
c
|
inner nuclear layer.
|
General Ophthalmology
|
If the posterior capsule ruptures and nuclear material falls back into the vitreous during phacoemulsification, the surgeon should
|
Immediately terminate the case
|
Send immediately for a vitreoretinal surgeon
|
Make every possible attempt to retrieve the lost piece of nucleus
|
Remove any remaining nuclear and cortical material from the posterior chamber and perform a vitrectomy
|
nan
|
d
|
Remove any remaining nuclear and cortical material from the posterior chamber and perform a vitrectomy
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following cataract types is MOST often associated with steroid use?
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nuclear.
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cortical.
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posterior subcapsular.
|
b and c.
|
nan
|
c
|
posterior subcapsular.
|
General Ophthalmology
|
Which of the following causes of asthenopic complaints is NOT likely to be eliminated by occlusion of one eye?
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aniseikonia
|
accommodative insufficiency
|
high vertical phoria
|
divergence excess
|
nan
|
b
|
accommodative insufficiency
|
General Ophthalmology
|
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