Welcome to your Optometry & Orthoptics Name Email 1. [Diameter of the macula lutea is:] 1.5 mm 3.5 mm 4.5 mm 5.5 mm None . 2. [All of the following ocular lesions may occur in patients suffering from AIDS except:] Central toxoplasma chorioretinitis Central serous retinopathy CMV retinitis Candida endophthalmitis None . 3. [Scleritis is most commonly associated with:] Polyarteritis nodosa Tuberculosis Rheumatoid arthritis Sarcoidosis None . 4. [A positive scotoma in amsler chart is characteristic of:] A disease causing substantial loss of photo receptors Subretinal gliosis Hemorrhage All of the above None . 5. [All of the following are causes of night blindness except:] Retinitis punctate albescens Choroideremia Retinitis pigmentosa Retinitis of Roth None . 6. [Ocular Graves disease is associated with:] Hyperthyroidism Hypothyroidism Euthyroid state All of the above None . 7. [The nerve which is most frequently involved in herpes zoster ophthalmicus is:] Frontal nerve Nasociliary nerve Lacrimal nerve Facial nerve None . 8. [The factors influencing the photochromic performance of a photochromic lenses are:] Intensity of light, temperature, and lens thickness Very high temperature , humidity and wind Very low temperature and cloudy days Medium temperature, high humid None . 9. [Vit A deficiency produces:] Bitots spots Trantas spots Keratomalacia Xerophthalmia Color blindness A,C and D are correct None . 10. [The commonest cause of hypopyon is:] Moraxella Gonococcus Pneumococcus Staphylococcus diphtheriae None . 11. [The first evidence of eyes appear in the human embryo at approximately:] 22 days of gestation 6 weeks of gestation 10 days of gestation 6 months of gestation None . 12. ["Aluminum" is:] White in color, pliable, accepts high polish Strong, lightweight, finished into variety of colors does not corrode Strong, heavy, more resistant to corrosion None above None . 13. [Commonest cause of vitreous haemorrhage is:] Diabetes Hypertension Trauma Lens extraction None . 14. [Spiral field defect is a feature of:] Amblyopia exanopsia Hysterical amblyopia Malingering Toxic amblyopia None . 15. [Hard exudates are seen in all except:] Diabetic retinopathy Retinitis pigmentosa Eale’s disease Retinal artery macroaneurysm Choroidal neovascularisation None . 16. [Find out the amount of induced prism, if + 5.00 D Spherical lens is decentered 4 mm downward also indicate the base orientation:] 2.00 D OF PRISM BASE UP 2.25 D OF prism base down 1.75 D prism base in 1.50 D prism base out None . 17. [Amaurosis fugax may occur in all of the following conditions except:] Papilloedema Papillitis Giant cell arteritis Raynaud’s disease None . 18. [The number of ciliary processes is about:] 20–30 50–60 70–80 90–100 None . 19. [Which of the following is not a sign of long standing rhegmatogenous retinal detachment:] Retinal thinning Secondary intraretinal cysts Subretinal demarcation lines Loss of choroidal pattern None . 20. [Lamina cribrosa is absent in:] Morning glory syndrome Nanophthalmia Colobama of retina Optic nerve agenesis None . 21. [In uraemic amaurosis the pupils are:] Constricted Dilated and don’t react to light Normal Dilated but react to light None . 22. [Functional assessment of optic nerve is by:] Angiography Fundoscopy Perimetry CT Scan None . 23. [Ocular manifestations of vitamin D deficiency include:] Zonular cataract Papilloedema Increased lacrimation All of the above None . 24. [The superficial retinal haemorrhages are situated in:] Nerve fibre layer Outer nuclear layer Inner nuclear layer Inner plexiform layer None . 25. [Crocodile tears are seen in:] Frey’s syndrome Conjunctivitis Lacrimal tumour Abnormal VIIth nerve regeneration None . Time's up
