15:46 Left 1. The most resistant part of visual field in glaucoma A)Central island of vision B)Bjerrum’s area C)Temporal island of vision D)Blind spot area 2. The cause of halo in angle closure glaucoma is A)Corneal edema B)Increased IOP C)Lacrimation D)Lenticular changes 3. Fuch’s uveitis syndrome is characterized by all except A)Chronic non granulomatous type of low grade uveitis B)Comparatively early development of complicated cataract C)Secondary open angle glaucoma D)Presence of posterior synechia 4. Features of malignant glaucoma include A)Positive siedel’s test B)Persistent flat anterior chamber C)Markedly raised IOP D)Unresponsiveness or aggravation to miotics 5. Drug contra indicated in hypertensive uveitis is A)Pilocarpine B)Latanoprost C)Di phenyl ephrine D)Phosphatidyl choline 6. Glaucomatous visual field defects develop when this percentage of axons have been damaged A)40% B)30% C)50% D)20% 7. Pigmentary glaucoma is common in A)Young myopic female B)Young hypermetropic female C)Young myopic male D)Young hypermetropic male 8. Mechanism of action of brimonidine is A)d. Contraction of longitudinal muscles of iris B)a. Decreasing aqueous production C)b. Increasing uveoscleral outflow D)c. Both A&B 9. Atropine is indicated in A)Malignant/ciliary block glaucoma B)A&B C)Primary angle closure glaucoma D)Neovascular glaucoma 10. Contra indication for mannitol A)c. Both A&B B)b. Congestive cardiac failure C)a. Uncontrolled hypertension D)d. None 11. Pulsations of retinal arterioles at disc margin when IOP is high is pathognomonic of A)Glaucoma B)Normal anatomical variation C)CRVO D)CRAO 12. Retinal nerve fibres that are most sensitive to glaucomatous damage are A)Superior and inferior radiating fibres B)None of the above C)Macular fibres D)Superior and inferior arcuate fibres 13. An 8 month old child has excessive tearing from both eyes.on examination no conjunctival congestion. PHOTOPHOBIA was present.tear passage is normal but cornea is large. Most likely diagnosis is A)Keratoconus B)Acute mucopurulent conjunctivitis C)Congenital glaucoma D)Ophthalmia neonatorum 14. Tonography is important in A)Detecting the formation of aqueous humour B)Gives continuous intra ocular pressure tracings C)Representing field changes D)Detecting the drainage of aqueous humour 15. Diffuse Stromal iris atrophy (moth eaten appearance)causing transillumination defects is feature of A)Posner schlossman syndrome B)Fuch’s heterochromic iridocyclitis C)Sympathetic ophthalmitis D)Vogt-koyanagi harada disease 16. The earliest visual field defect occurring in glaucoma but of limited diagnostic value is A)Small wing shaped paracentral scotoma B)Baring of blind spot C)Seidel scotoma D)Isopter contraction 17. Contra indication for oral glycerol A)Hyperlipidemia B)Congestive cardiac failure C)Hypertension D)Diabetes mellitus 18. Retinal nerve fibres that are most resistant to glaucomatous damage are A)Superior and inferior arcuate fibres B)Macular fibres C)Superior and inferior radiating fibres D)None of the above 19. Krukenberg spindle and sampaolesi line-characteristic of A)Phacolytic glaucoma B)Glaucoma capsulare C)Neovascular glaucoma D)Pigmentary glaucoma 20. The type of synechia in iris bombe is A)Ring B)Cuneiform C)Filiform D)Total 21. ICE (iridocorneal endothelial syndrome) is common in A)Middle aged female B)Middle aged male C)Young age female D)Young age male 22. Commonest complication of topical steroids is A)Ptosis B)Cataract C)Glaucoma D)Iritis 23. Buphthalmos may be associated most commonly with A)Retinoschisis B)Tuberous sclerosis C)Angiomatosis retinae D)Sturge weber syndrome 24. Posner schlossman syndrome –True is A)Presence of posterior synechiae B)Red eye C)Recurrent unilateral attacks of acute rise of IOP (40-50mm Hg) D)Shallowing of anterior chamber 25. Following causes secondary open angle glaucoma except A)Phaco anaphylactic glaucoma B)Phacotopic glaucoma C)Steroid induced glaucoma D)Phacolytic glaucoma 26. The type of synechia in iris bombe is A)Cuneiform B)Total C)Ring D)Filiform 27. Majority of aqueous outflow is via A)Uveoscleral outflow B)Scleral spur C)Trabecular outflow D)Episleral vessels 28. Direct goniolens is A)Zeiss B)Koeppe C)None D)Goldmann 29. The earliest clinically significant glaucomatous field defect is A)Isopter contraction B)Baring of blind spot C)Small wing shaped paracentral scotoma D)Seidel scotoma 30. Radial slit like Iris transillumination defects in the mid periphery are pathognomonic of A)Pigmentary glaucoma B)Phacolytic glaucoma C)Neovascular glaucoma D)Glaucoma capsulare