Download MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) TMU (Teerthanker Mahaveer University) Third Year (3rd Year) 2019 MBS302 Ophthalmology Previous Question Paper
MBBS III (Third) Professional Part-1 Examination
2018-19
Course Code:MBS302
Paper ID: 03118303
Ophthalmology
Time: 2 Hours 40 Minutes
Max Marks: 30
Note: Attempt all questions. Draw proper diagrams to support
your answer.
Part `B'
1.
Describe the symptoms and signs in a patient with attack of
acute angle closure glaucoma. Enumerate the principles in
its management.
(7)
2.
Enumerate the signs of mature senile cataract. Describe in
brief the management of it. (7)
3.
Write short notes on followings: (8x2=16)
a) Vision 2020
b) Vernal Kerato conjunctivitis (VKC)
MBBS III (Third) Professional Part-1 Examination 2018-19
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Course Code:MBS302
Paper ID: 03118303
Ophthalmology
Part `A'
Time: 20 Minutes
Max Marks: 10
Note: 1. Attempt all questions and return this part of the question paper to the invigilator after 20 Minutes.
2. Please tick () correct one only. Cutting, overwriting or any other marking are not allowed.
3. For answering please use Ball- pen only.
Q.1
Sequence of angle structures from the root of
a)
Medical
iris to corneal wedge are as:
b)
Surgical
a)
Schwalbe's line, Trabecular meshwork,
c)
Laser
Scleral spur, Ciliary body
d)
Keratoplasty
b)
Trabecular meshwork, Scleral spur,
Ciliary body, Schwalbe's line
Q.9
Iris shadow is usually seen in:
c)
Scleral spur, Ciliary body, Schwalbe's
a)
Immature cataract
line, Trabecular meshwork
b)
Mature cataract
d)
Ciliary body, Scleral spur, Trabecular
c) Hyper-mature cataract
meshwork, Schwalbe's line
d)
After cataract
Q.2
In management of acute irido cyclitis which
P.T.O
of the following medications you will NOT
Q.10 Keratic precipitates are seen in:
use:
a)
Acute iridocyclitis
a)
Pilocarpine
b)
Acute congestive glaucoma
b)
Atropine
c)
Conjunctivitis
c)
Prednisolone
d)
Cataract
d)
None of the above
Q.3
Topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitor is:
Q.11 Intorsion is caused by the action of:
a)
Acetazolamide
a)
Superior rectus
b)
Bimatoprost
b)
Inferior rectus
c)
Brimonidine
c)
Lateral rectus
d)
Brinzolamide
d)
Medial rectus
Q.4
Convex lenses are used in all EXCEPT:
Q.12 Bilateral temporal hemianopia is seen in:
a)
Indirect ophthalmoscopy
a)
Glaucoma
b)
Hypermetropia
b)
Pituitary tumour
c)
Simple myopia
c)
Age Related Macular Degeneration
d)
Aphakia
d)
Occipital cortex lesion
Q.5
Uncrossed diplopia occurs in:
Q.13 Painless progressive diminution of vision is
a)
Exotropia
seen in all EXCEPT:
b)
Esotropia
a)
Senile cataract
c)
Hypertropia
b)
Primary open angle glaucoma
d)
Alternative fixation
c)
Iridocyclitis
d)
Retinitis pigmentosa
Q.6
Color blindness in Protanopia is for which
color:
Q.14 Couching was used in management of:
a)
Red
a)
Glaucoma
b)
Green
b)
Cataract
c)
Blue
c)
Iridocyclitis
d)
Red + green +blue
d)
Endophthalmitis
Q.7
Soemmering's ring is seen after:
Q.15 Increased cup to disc ratio (C:D ratio) is
a)
Glaucoma surgery
usually seen in:
b)
Extra capsular cataract extraction
a)
Optic neuritis
(ECCE)
b)
Papiledema
c)
Intra capsular cataract extraction
c)
Glaucoma
(ICCE)
d)
Age related macular degeneration
d)
Blunt Ocular trauma
Q.16 Descemetocele is usually seen after:
Q.8
Definitive management of buphthalmic
a)
Sloughed corneal ulcer
patient is:
b)
Corneal edema
c)
Iridocyclitis
d)
Cataract removal
Q.17 Exentration of eye means:
a)
Removal all ocular contents leaving
the sclera
b)
Removal of whole globe
c)
Removing whole globe along with
orbital periosteum
d)
Removal of crystalline lens
Q.18 Entropion is:
a)
Rolling of eyelid margin inward
b)
Rolling of eyelid margin outward
c)
Irregular direction of eye lashes
d)
Additional row of eyelashes
Q.19 Lateral Rectus muscle is supplied by:
a)
3rd Cranial Nerve
b)
4th Cranial Nerve
c)
5th Cranial Nerve
d)
6th Cranial Nerve
Q.20
Extra ocular muscles are developed from:
a)
Neural ectoderm
b)
Surface ectoderm
c)
Mesoderm
d)
Endoderm
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