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This document contains multiple choice questions about various eye conditions and procedures. It addresses topics like phacoemulsification versus ECCE, advantages of temporal corneal incisions, types of cataracts that can be treated with phacoemulsification, causes of decreased vision in old age, signs of acute angle closure glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy, risk factors for primary open angle glaucoma, location of aqueous fluid production, types of steroid-induced and diabetic cataracts. The questions assess knowledge of eye anatomy, pathologies, examination findings and surgical techniques.
This document contains multiple choice questions about various eye conditions and procedures. It addresses topics like phacoemulsification versus ECCE, advantages of temporal corneal incisions, types of cataracts that can be treated with phacoemulsification, causes of decreased vision in old age, signs of acute angle closure glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy, risk factors for primary open angle glaucoma, location of aqueous fluid production, types of steroid-induced and diabetic cataracts. The questions assess knowledge of eye anatomy, pathologies, examination findings and surgical techniques.
This document contains multiple choice questions about various eye conditions and procedures. It addresses topics like phacoemulsification versus ECCE, advantages of temporal corneal incisions, types of cataracts that can be treated with phacoemulsification, causes of decreased vision in old age, signs of acute angle closure glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy, risk factors for primary open angle glaucoma, location of aqueous fluid production, types of steroid-induced and diabetic cataracts. The questions assess knowledge of eye anatomy, pathologies, examination findings and surgical techniques.
The following statements are about phacoemulsification and ECCE.
Which statement(s) is/are
true? A. ECCE has smaller wound size [F] B. Phacoemulsification can be performed under topical anaesthesia [T] C. ECCE is conjunctival sparing [F] D. ECCE is better performed on patient with glaucoma [F] E. Phacoemulsification has higher complication rate during learning curve. [T] Temporal corneal incision during phacoemulsification has the following advantages: A. Easier access to the eye [T] B. Reduced incidence of endophthalmitis [F] C. Less surgically induced astigmatism [T] D. Increased surgical view [F] E. Decreased incidence of epithelial downgrowth [F] Phacomulsification is done in A. Immature cataract [T] B. Mature cataract [T] C. Hyper-mature cataract [T] D. Hype-mature morgagnian cataract [T] E. Dislocated cataract [F] Second-sight of old age is/are due to: A. Cortical cataract [F] B. Nuclear cataract [T] C. Posterior subcapsular cataract [F] D. Anterior subcapsular cataract [F] E. Coronary cataract [F] A patient presents with red eye, decreased visual acuity, raised intraocular pressure & shallow anterior chamber. The likely diagnosis is/are A. Cataract [F] B. Open angle glaucoma [F] C. Retinal detachment [F] D. Hyphema [F] E. Acute angle closure glaucoma [T] Foreign body sensation can be felt by the following: A. Allergic conjunctivitis [T] B. Viral conjunctivitis [T] C. Cataract [F] D. Contact lens wear [T] E. Trichiasis [T] Normal vision 6/6 is/are depends on: A. Integrity of retina, optic nerve, and visual pathway [T] B. Eyes alignment [T] C. Clear sclera [F] D. Clear cornea [T] E. Clear lens [T] Which of the following is/are sign of diabetic retinopathy : A. Cottonwool spots [T] B. Hard exudates [T] C. Dot and blot haemorrhages [T] D. Papilloedema [F] E. Macular star [F] Which optic nerve finding is the most concerning for glaucomatous damage? A. Large disc size [F] B. Horizontal cupping [F] C. Vertical cupping [T] D. Disc tilt [F] E. Blurred disc margin [F] Which of the following is the biggest risk factor for primary open angle glaucoma? A. Asian ethnicity [F] B. Smaller diurnal IOP changes [F] C. Thin corneas [T] D. Large optic disc [F] E. Blood pressure [F]
Aqueous fluid is produced in which chamber(s)? A. Anterior chamber [F] B. Posterior chamber [T] C. Vitreous chamber [F] D. Superior chamber [F] E. Inferior chamber [F] What kind of cataract usually found in steroid-induced cataract? A. Nuclear sclerotic [F] B. Posterior polar [F] C. Posterior subcapsular [T] D. Cortical [F] E. Anterior subcapsular [F] Hypoxic damage in diabetic mellitus is suggested by: A. Nerve fibre layers haemorrhage [T] B. Iris neovascularization [T] C. Anterior uveitis [F] D. Vascular loop [T] E. Decreased hard exudate [F]