Download MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) TMU (Teerthanker Mahaveer University) Third Year (3rd Year) 2020 MBS302 Ophthalmology Previous Question Paper
MBBS III (Third) Professional Part-1 Examination
2019-20
Course Code:MBS302
Paper ID: 03119303
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 iridocyclitis. Enumerate the principles in its
management.
(7)
2.
Enumerate the extra ocular muscles along with their nerve
supply and their actions. (7)
3.
Write short notes on followings: (8x2=16)
a) Field defects in a patient with primary open angle
glaucoma
b) Pterygium
MBBS III (Third) Professional Part-1 Examination 2019-20
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Course Code:MBS302
Paper ID: 03119303
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.
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Q.1
On doing retinoscopy, the red fundus glow is
Q.8
In cylindrical lens light rays converge or
seen to move against/opposite to the
diverge:
movement of retiniscope / mirror in both axis.
a)
Parallel to the axis
The refractive error of the patient is:
b)
90 degrees to the axis
a)
Myopia more than 1D
c)
270 degrees to the axis
b)
Myopia less than 1D
d)
All around the lens
c)
Hypermetropia
d)
Astigmatism
Q.9
Colored haloes are present in all EXCEPT:
a)
Intumescent cataract
Q.2
Usually prisms are used in management of:
b)
Acute congestive glaucoma
a)
Myopia
c) Primary Open angle glaucoma
b)
Hypermetropia
d)
Mucoprulent conjunctivitis
c)
Astigmatism
d)
Strabismus
P.T.O
Q.10 Secondary deviation is the deviation seen in :
Q.3
Seeing through a lens the image moves in
a)
Eye with Paralytic muscle
opposite direction to the horizontal or vertical
b)
Eye with normal muscle
movement of lens. The lens is:
c)
In either eye
a)
Concave
d)
Eye with ptosis
b)
Convex
c)
Cylindrical
Q.11 Cells sensitive to colors are:
d)
Prism
a)
Cones
b)
Rods
Q.4
Parallel rays of light from infinity in a myopic
c)
Ganglion cells
eye with accommodation at rest will focus:
d)
Bipolar cells
a)
In front of retina
b)
On retina
Q.12 Light rays coming out from a hypermetropic
c)
Behind retina
eye will be:
d)
Some rays in front and some behind
a)
Diverging
retina
b)
Parallel
c)
Converging
Q.5
Angle (in degrees) between lateral walls of
d)
Some diverging and some converging
orbit is:
a)
0
Q.13 Spring Catarrh or Vernal conjunctivitis may
b)
90
be managed by all EXCEPT:
c)
180
a)
Antibiotic eye drops
d)
270
b)
Steroid eye drops
c)
Olopatadine
Q.6
A combination of Vossius ring & hyphaema
d)
Cold compresses
suggests:
a)
Cyclitis
Q.14 Recently discovered corneal layer is:
b)
Endophthalmitis
a)
Descemets layer
c)
Blunt injury
b)
Dua's layer
d)
Malignant hypertension
c)
Bowman's layer
Q.7
Dellen is:
d)
Bruch's layer
a)
Same as dermoid
b)
A form of squamous cell carcinoma
Q.15 Couching was used in management of:
c)
A depressed area of cornea adjacent to
a)
Glaucoma
head of pterygium
b)
Cataract
d)
Corneal ulcer found in Vit A
c)
Iridocyclitis
deficiency
d)
Endophthalmitis
Q.16 Increased cup to disc ratio (C:D ratio) is
usually seen in:
a)
Optic neuritis
b)
Papiledema
c)
Glaucoma
d)
Age related macular degeneration
Q.17 Descemetocele is usually seen after:
a)
Sloughed corneal ulcer
b)
Corneal edema
c)
Iridocyclitis
d)
Cataract removal
Q.18 Enucleation 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.19 Ectropion 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.20
Esotropia of 15o will produce:
a)
Crossed diplopia
b)
Uncrossed diplopia
c)
Altitudinal diplopia
d)
No diplopia
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