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Assignment of Ophthalmology
Misbah Iqbal
Roll No. 14046
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MCQ No-1
a. Macula luteab. Blind spot
c. Fovea
d. Rods and cones
Optic disc is also known as
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MCQ No-1
Explanation:
Optic disc is the pointwhere optic nerve enters
the retina. It is devoid of
rods and cones so alsocalled blind spot.
Ans (b)
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MCQ No-2
a. Choroidb. Lens
c. Conjunctiva
d. Ciliary body
The avascular structure of eye is
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MCQ No-2
Explanation:Lens is an avascular
structure which
receives its nutritionfrom vitreous humor.
Ans (b)
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Ospe No. 1
a. Name the chart
b. What is its use?c. What is achromatopsia?
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Ospe No. 1
a. Ishihara chart
b. It is used to test the color vision
c. Colour blindness
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Ospe No. 2
a. Name the lesion
b. What are the other sites of this lesion?
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Ospe No. 2
a. Homonymous hemianopia
b. Optic tract, optic radiations and occipitallobe.
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Seq No. 1
Ans. The Visual pathway consistof
1. The Optic nerves
2. The optic chiasma
3. The optic tracts
4. The lateral geniculate bodies
5. The optic radiations
6. The occipital cortex
Name the parts of the visual pathway
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Seq No. 2
1. Hemianopia2. Amblyopia
3. Amaurosis
Enlist the name of the lesions of the visual
pathway
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1. Hemianopia
Hemianopia is a condition of loss of half of thefield of vision of both eyes.
Types of Hemianopia are:
a. Homonymous hemianopia
b. Bitemporal hemianopia
c. Binasal hemianopia
2. Amblyopia (Blunt)
There is partial loss of sight in one or both eyes in
the absence of opthalmoscopic or other marked
objective signs.
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Types of Amblyopia:
a. Unilateral amblyopia
b. Bilateral amblyopia
3. Amaurosis (Dark)
There is complete loss of sight in one or both eyes
in the absence of ophthalmoscopic or other
marked objective signs.
Types of Amaurosis:
a. Unilateral amaurosis
b. Bilateral amaurosis
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MCQ No-1
a. Digital tonometryb. Applanation tonometry
c. Schiotz tonometry
d. Gonioscopy
The most accurate method of measuringIOP is
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MCQ No-1
Explanation:
It measures the IOP byflattening rather than indent
the cornea over a specific
area,the pressure values
recorded are uninfluencedby scleral rigidity.
Ans (b)
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MCQ No-2
a. Indirect ophthalmoscopyb. Gonioscopy
c. Retinoscopy
d. Amblyoscope
Angle of anterior chamber is studied with
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MCQ No-2
Explanation:
The angle of anterior
chamber can not bevisualized directly through
intact cornea.
A goniolens eliminates totalinternal reflection and makes
the angle stucture visible.
Ans (b)
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Ospe No. 1
a. What is the method being performed?
b. What is its use?c. What are the other methods to measure
IOP?
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Ospe No. 1
a. Applanation tonometery
b. It is used to measure the IOP
c. Schiotz tonometery & Digital tonometery
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Ospe No. 2
a. Name the test being performed.
b. What are the uses of this test?
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Ospe No. 2
a. Distant direct ophthalmoscopy.
b. It is used to:1. Confirm the transparency of media.
2. Localize the position of opacity in the
media.
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Seq No.1
Examination of interiorof the eye using an
ophthalmoscope is
called ophthalmoscopy.
What is ophthalmoscopy? What are its types?
What is direct ophthalmoscopy?
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Types of ophthalmoscopy:
a. Distant direct ophthalmoscopy
b. Direct ophthalmoscopy (fundoscopy)
c. Indirect ophthalmoscoy
Direct ophthalmoscopy
This is the routine method for the fundus
examination carried out at a very close distance
from the eye. The retinal image is real, upright
and 15 times magnified. The field of view issmall and retina could be seen upto equator
only.
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Seq No.2
This method is used totest the obstruction of
the nasolacrimal duct.
What is regurgitation test? Give the procedure.
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Procedure:
Ask the patient to look up and press upon the
lacrimal sac with little finger or pull the lower
eyelid down with middle finger and press upon
the lacrimal sac with index finger, the content of
lacrimal sac will come out of puncti.
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MCQ No-1
a. Lidb. Eyelashes
c. Lid margin
d. Molls gland
Blepharitis is an inflammation of
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MCQ No-1
Explanation:Subacute or chronic
inflammation of the
eyelid margin is called
blephritis. It could be
anterior or posterior
blephritis.
Ans (c)
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MCQ No-2
a. Meibomian glandb. Zeis gland
c. Molls gland
d. Wolfring gland
Chalazion is a chronic inflammatorygranuloma of
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MCQ No-2
Explanation:
Obstruction of the orifice of
the meibomian glandeither due to infection or
unknown causes results
into accumulation of
sabecious secretions
within acini of gland
Ans (a)
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Ospe No. 1
a. Give the diagnosis.
b. What is the causative agent?c. Give the D/D.
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Ospe No. 1
a. Hordeolum internum.
b. Staphylococcus aureus
Stye
Nodular fascitis
Pre septal cellulitis
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Ospe No. 2
a. Give the diagnosis.
b. What is the T/M?
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Ospe No. 2
a. Senile ectropion.
b. It involves various surgical procedures:1) medial conjuctivoplasty
2) the horizontal lid shortening.
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PTOSIS:It is an abnormal
drooping of the upper
eyelid.
What is ptosis? Give the classification of ptosis.
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Classification:
1) congenital
2) acquired
neurogenic
Myogenic
Aponeurotic
Mechanical
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Seq No.2
Entropion:The eyelid margin
turned towards eyeball.
Define entropion? Types? Name the proceduresfor the T/M of senile type.
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Classification:
1) congenital
2) acquired
Senile
Cicatricial
Acute spastic
mechanical
T/M of senile entropion:
Weis procedure
Fox procedure
Modified wheelers operation
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MCQ No.1
a. Irits
b. Trachoma
c. Chronic
dacryocystitisd. Acute congestive
glaucoma.
Epiphora occurs in
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MCQ No.1
Explanation:Chronic inflammation of
lacrimal gland causes
epiphora which is the
watery eye due toobstruction to the
drainage of tears.
Ans (c)
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MCQ No.2
a. Mucous layerb. Aqueous layer
c. Lipid layer
d. All of the above
The Tear film has
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Explanation:The tear film consists
of mucous layer,
aqueous layer andlipid layer.
Ans. (d)
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Ospe No. 1
a. Diagnose the case
b. Give its etilogy
c. What is the treatment?
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Ospe No.1
a. Acute dacryocystitisb. It may arise de novo or more commonly as a
secondary infection by pyogenic organisms after
nasolacrimal duct obstruction.
c. Antibiotics, analgesic and anti-inflammatory
drugs, hot fomentation
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Ospe No. 2
a. Give the diagnosis
b. What is the etiology?
c. Give its treatment
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Ospe NO. 2
a. It is the chronic inflammation of the lacrimal sac.
b. The impaired outflow of the sac leads to the stasis of
tears which eventually leads to secondary infection by
low virulence organisms.c. Dacryocyctorhinostomy (DCR) Operation.
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Complications :a. Mucocele
b. Conjunctivitis
c. Chronic dacryocystitis
d. Acute dacryocystitis
e. Fistula formation
What are the complications of congenital nasolacrimalduct obstruction? Give the D/D.
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Differential diagnosis:
a. Punctal atresia
b. conjunctivitisc. congenital glaucoma it is important to
exclude congenital glaucoma with watery eye.
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Seq No. 2
Epiphora :It is watering form an eye due
to obstruction to the
drainage of tears.
Types and Causes :1. Obstructive epiphora is due
to mechanical obstruction
caused by.
What is epiphora?Give its types and causes.
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a. Trauma
b. Punctal stenosis
c. Involutional stensosis of nasolacrimal duct.d. Canalicular atresia
e. Chronic sinus disease
2.Lacrimal pump failure is due to the inability of the
pumping mechanism to drain tears, despite thepatent drainage system. It is caused by:
a. Lower lid laxity
b. Facial palsy
c. Lower lid ectropion
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MCQ NO. 1
a. Acute bacterialconjuntivitis.
b. Viral conjunctivitis
c. Vernal kerato
conjunctivitis
d. All of the above
Trantos dots are seen in
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Explanation:
These are discrete,whitesuperficial spots composed
of eosinophils found in
limbal form of
keratoconjunctivitis.
Ans (c)
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MCQ NO. 2
a. Spring catarahb. Vit A deficiency
c. Vit c deficiency
d. Pterygium
Bitot spots are seen in
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Explanation:
Bitot spots are triangular patches offoamy epithelium in inter
palpebral region. It consist of
keratinized epithelium,
inflammatory cells, debris and
corynebacterium xerosis.
Ans (b)
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Ospe No. 1
a. Give the diagnosis
b. What is its pathology?
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Ospe No. 1
a. Giant papilae (VCK)
b. It is an allergic reaction of type 1 or type 4
hypersensitivity.
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Ospe No. 2
a. Give the diagnosis
b. What is its cause?
c. Give its T/M.
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Ospe No. 2
a. Pterygium
b. It is an age related degenerative
hyperplastic condition
c. Tear substitutes, sunglasses to avoid UV
and surgical excision.
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Trachoma :It is chronic bilateral cicatricial
keratoconjunctivitis.
Define trachoma. Give its WHO classification.
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Classification:
TF= trachoma follicles with 5 or more on superior
tarsus
TI= inflammation diffusely involving the tarsal
conjunctiva which obscure 50% or more of deep
tarsal vesselsTS= trachomatous conjunctival scarring
TT= trachomatous trichiasis touching the lobe
CO= corneal opacity over the pupil sufficient to
blur the iris details.
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Pterygium :A fibrovascular C.T overgrowth
encroaching upon the
cornea from the
conjunctiva.
Define pterygium and give its pathology.
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Pathology :
A degenerative hyperplastic conndition of
conjunctiva.
Subconjunctival tissue undergo elastotic
degeneration and proliferate as vascularized
granulation tissue, under the epithelium,ultimately enchroaches the cornea.
Corneal epithelium, bowmans membrane and
superficial stroma are destroyed.