Ophthalmology and Optometry MCQ Quiz - 13
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1. Heterochromia iridis is a feature of:
◻️A. Malignant melanoma of iris
◻️B. Glaucomatocyclitis crisis
◻️C. Siderosis bulbi
◻️D. All of the above
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2. The earliest symptom of sympathetic ophthalmitis is:
◻️A. Pain
◻️B. Decreased distant vision
◻️C. Photophobia
◻️D. Diplopia
3. Essential atrophy of the choroid is due to inborn error of metabolism of which
amino acid ?
◻️A. Cystine
◻️B. Cysteine
◻️C. Arginine
◻️D. Ornithine
4. Sign of activity in chronic iridocyclitis is:
◻️A. Aqueous cells
◻️B. Aqueous flare
◻️C. Pigmented KPs
◻️D. All of the above
5. A healed patch of chorioretinitis gives rise to:
◻️A. Negative scotoma
◻️B. Positive scotoma
◻️C. Both of the above
◻️D. None of the above
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6. Granulomatous uveitis with involvement of parotid gland is seen in:
◻️A. Tuberculosis
◻️B. Syphilis
◻️C. Mumps
◻️D. Sarcoidosis
7. All of the following HLA-phenotypes are associated with uveitis except:
◻️A. HLA-B27
◻️B. HLA-B5
◻️C. HLA-BW54
◻️D. HLA-10
8. ‘Iris-pearls’ are seen in:
◻️A. Syphilis
◻️B. Leprosy
◻️C. Sarcoidosis
◻️D. Tuberculosis
9. Commonest cause of endogenous uveitis in India is:
◻️A. Tuberculosis
◻️B. Leprosy
◻️C. Syphilis
◻️D. Diabetes
10. The pathognomonic sign of acute iridocyclitis is:
◻️A. Small pupil
◻️B. Aqueous flare
◻️C. Keratic precipitates
◻️D. All of the above
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11. Most common etiological variety of uveitis is:
◻️A. Infective
◻️B. Allergic
◻️C. Toxic
◻️D. Metabolic
12. The most common histopathological type of malignant melanoma of cho
is:
◻️A. Spindle - A cell
◻️B. Spindle-B cell
◻️C. Epitheloid cell
◻️D. Mixed cell
13. Typical coloboma of iris occurs:
◻️A. Inferonasally
◻️B. Superonasally
◻️C. Inferotemporally
◻️D. Superotemporally
14. Iris bombe occurs is:
◻️A. Ring synechiae
◻️B. Anterior synechiae
◻️C. Posterior synechiae
◻️D. All
15. In complete albinism the colour of iris is:
◻️A. White
◻️B. Black
◻️C. Pink
◻️D. Blue
16. Separation of rods and cones due to exudative choroiditis causes:
◻️A. Photopsia
◻️B. Micropsia
◻️C. Macropsia
◻️D. Metamorphopsia
17. Iritis roseata is seen in:
◻️A. Leprosy
◻️B. Syphilis
◻️C. Tuberculosis
◻️D. Sarcoidosis
18. Dalen Fuch’s nodules are pathognomic of:
◻️A. Pathological myopia
◻️B. Sympathetic ophthalmitis
◻️C. Fuch’s uveitis syndrome
◻️D. Sarcoidosis
19. Malignant melanoma of conjunctiva is usually of:
◻️A. Spindle A type
◻️B. Spindle B type
◻️C. Mixed cell type
◻️D. All of the above
20. The most earliest sign of anterior uveitis is:
◻️A. Aqueous flare
◻️B. Keratic precipitates
◻️C. Constriction of pupil
◻️D. Raised intraocular pressure
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