OCULAR HEALTH

“Enlarged cornea, greater than 13mm”. This condition is called:

• Microcornea

• Megalocornea

• Polycoria

• Anisocoria

Outward turning eyelid is called:

• Trichiasis

• Entropion

• Ectropion

• Poliosis

“Muson’s sign, fleisher ring and scissor reflex on retinoscopy “ are signs of which of the following condition:

• Leukocoria

• PMD

• Graft Rejection

• Keratoconus

Which of the following systemic diseases cause Proptosis (bulging eye):

• Diabeties

• Grave’s disease

• Hypertension

• Cardiovascular disease

“Grey, white deposit in the outer edge of cornea that is commonly caused by ageing” is known as:

• Arcus senilis

• Cortical cataract

• Corneal hydrops

• Corneal abrasion

If arcus senilis is seen in young patient, you will suspect that the patient may have

• High IOP

• Cortical cataract

• High blood sugar

• High cholesterol

What cranial nerve (CN) that innervates pupil, lens and upper eyelid:

• CN6

• CN3

• CN2

• CN4

Which of following describes this term “Madrosis”

• Eyelids that turned outward or inward

• Loss of eyelashes

• Twitching eyelid

• Eyelashes that has dandruff-like deposit

---------- is a painful lump on the eyelid due to meibomian gland infection.

• Blepharitis

• Stye (Hordeolum)

• Chalazion

• Xanthelasma

A patient came to you complaining of seeing tiny spots and threads in his field of vision and moves with eye movement. What do you think they are?

• Flashes

• After-image

• Corneal scar

• Floaters