MBBS Third Year Part-I Ophthalmology Important Question Bank
Essay Questions
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- Define hypermetropia. Discuss its clinical features and management.
- Etiology and clinical varieties of Myopia. Signs and Symptoms. Management of Myopia.
- Enumerate the pre-operative investigations for Cataract Surgery.
- Discuss clinical features, management of acute congestive Glaucoma.
- Describe the aetiology, clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of hypopyon corneal ulcer.
- Describe the pathogenesis, classification, clinical features and management of diabetic retinopathy.
- Discuss the aetiology, clinical features, investigations and management of chronic dacryocystitis.
- Describe the pathogenesis, classification and clinical features and management of diabetic retinopathy.
- Describe the clinical features diagnosis and management of senile cataract
- Aetiology, clinical features and treatment of chronic dacrocystitis.
- Define Glaucoma - Describe the clinical features and investigations and treatment of primary open Angle Glaucoma (POAG).
- Define Retinal detachment, Aetiology, types, Clinical Features, investigation and treatment of Retinal Detachment.
- Describe aetiology, clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of hypopyon corneal ulcer
- Describe the classification, clinical features of Hypertensive Retinopathy.
- What are all the ocular manifestation of tuberculosis.
- Differential diagnosis of red eye. How will you manage acute congestive glaucoma?
- What are the causes of sudden loss of vision, what are the signs and management of retinal detachment.
- Etiopathogensis of Acute iridocyclitis. How will you manage.
- Clinical features, diagnosis, investigations and management of corneal ulcer.
- Mention the causes of gradual loss of vision and discuss the management of senile cortical cataract.
- Write an essay on optic atrophy, its management.
- Differential diagnosis of red eye. How will you manage acute congestive Glaucoma?
- Discuss in detail about Retinal Detachment (RD).
- Bacterial corneal ulcer - aetiopathogenesis and management.
- Describe the stages, clinical features of primary angle closure glaucoma and its management.
- Acute iridocyclitis - etiopathogenesis, clinical features and management.
- What is the differential diagnosis for acute red eye? Describe the clinical features and management acute anterior uveitis (Iridocyclitis).
- Define myopia. Enumerate the types, clinical picture, complications and management of myopia.
- Etiology and clinical varieties of Myopia. Signs and Symptoms. Management of Myopia.
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Short Answer Questions
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- Xerophthalmia
- Lens induced glaucoma
- District blindness control society
- Sympathetic ophthalmia
- Proptosis
- Two tests for color vision
- Two anti-fungal drugs
- Clinical features of retinitis pigmentosa
- Two indications for paracentesis
- Types of central retinal vein occlusion
- Applied Anatomy of Eye lids
- Tonometry
- Eye camps
- Iridodialysis
- Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors
- Daily requirements and dietary sources of Vitamin A
- Two causes for Ptosis
- Two risk factors for Retinopathy of PrematurityROP
- Two causes for Amblyopia
- Two causes for Roth's spots
- Clinical features and management of Herpes Zoster ophthalmicus
- Sympathetic Ophthalmitis
- Ophthalmia Neonatorum
- Sturm's Conoid
- Fundus picture in central retinal artery occlusion
- Pterygeum
- Dry eye
- Acanth ameba keratitis
- Vitreous Hemorrhage
- Causes of Cherry red spot
- Indications for Keratoplasty
- Legal Blindness
- Vitamin A prophylaxis
- Mention various antiglaucoma drugs
- After cataract
- Mention different surgeries for Retinal Detachment
- Keratic precipitates
- Management of Absolute Glaucoma
- Mention causes of dislocation of lens
- Keratoconus
- Acute congestive glaucoma
- Ophthalmia neonatorum
- After cataract
- Recurrent pterygium
- Eye banking
- Sympathetic ophthalmia
- Pathological myopia
- Malignant tumours of the eye lid
- Orbital cellulities
- Toxic optic neuropathy
- Sturm's conoid
- Blepharitis
- Rubeosis iridis
- Lens induced glaucoma
- National programme for control of blindness
- Phacoemulsification
- Causes of tubular vision
- Detachment of retina
- Advantages of indirect ophthalmoscopy
- Chronic dacryocystitis
- Aetiology and complications of blepharoptosis
- Aetiology, signs and treatment of spring catarrh
- Discuss ocular manifestations and management of Vitamin A deficiency
- Discuss features and management of episcleritis
- Classify Uveitis and describe the management of acute iridocyclitis
- Discuss the management of acute angle closure glaucoma
- Classification and clinical features of hypermetropia
- Describe the fundus picture in AIDS
- Write briefly on Acanthameba keratitis
- Discuss different diagnosis of leucocoria
- Two causes of Rubeosis Iridis
- Two advantages of indirect ophthalmoscopy
- Mention four mydriatics
- Two main advantages of phacoemulsification
- Two differences between granulomatous and non-granulomatous uveitis
- WHO definition of blindness
- Four visual field defects in open angle glaucoma
- Four differences between papilloedema and papillitis
- Describe the layers and functions of tear film
- Two anti-glaucoma surgeries
- Mention two causes of toxic optic neuropathies
- Write about siderosis bulbi
- Write about varieties of retinal detachment
- Draw a diagram of strum's conoid
- Classify diplopia with one example for each
- Medical management of primary open angle glaucoma
- Prevention and management of corneal ulcer perforation
- Granulomatious uveitis - clinical features and management
- Managment of diabetic retinopathy
- Hypermetropia-management
- Sympathetic ophthalmia and its management
- Causes for blindness management of trachoma
- Clinical features and management of congenital glaucoma
- Viral keratits - clinical features
- Ophthalmia neonatorum and its management
- Two differences between pterygium and pseudopterygium
- Name two tests for colour vision
- Probable causes for congenital cataract
- Types of lenses used for correcting astigmatism
- Difference between papilloedema and papillitis
- Use of Fincham test
- Difference between cupuliform cataract and cuneiform cataract
- What is siderosis? What is chalcosis?
- Two bacterial organisms which can penetrate intact cornea
- What is entropion? Different types of entropion
- Two causes of sudden painless loss of vision
- Accomodation- changes occurring in the eye
- Curable causes of blindness?
- What is preventable blindness, give example for each
- Hordeolum externum and its management
- What is ptosis? Name two different types of ptosis
- Draw cross section of the upper lid anatomy
- Define ophthalmia Neonatorum and management
- Aetiology, signs and treatment of phlyctenxular conjunctivitis
- Lens induced Glaucoma
- Describe the retinal function tests
- Classify Uveitis, management and complications of acute iridocyclitis
- Various lasers used in ophthalmology
- Pathological myopia - recent trends in myopia correction
- Clinical features and management of Orbital Cellulitis
- Goals of Vision
- Viral infection of cornea
- Antimetabolites in ophthalmology
- Two syndrome associated with subluxated lenses
- Advantages of Phaco emulsification
- Newer drugs in Glaucoma
- Merits of Indirect Ophthalmoscopy
- Anisometropia
- Indications and types of keratoplasty
- Two causes of tubular vision
- Intravitrial drugs used in Endophthalmitis
- WHO classification of trachoma
- Two causes of Bilateral Proptosis
- Two differences between Papillitis and Papilloedema
- Two syndromes associated with retinitis Pigmentosa
- Berlin's Oedema
- Lens induced glaucoma
- Complicated cataract
- Staphyloma
- Management of Absolute glaucoma
- Hypermetropia management
- Acanthamoeba keratitis
- Photocoagulation
- Central Retinal Artery Occlusion
- Vision
- Indication for keratoplasty
- Causes of aphakia
- Antimetabolites in Ophthalmology
- Treatment for Chronic Dacrocystitis
- Keratoconus
- Newer Drugs in glaucoma
- Spring Catarrh
- Four causes for dislocated lens
- Vitamin A prophylaxis
- Legal Blindness
- Causes for Tubular Vision
- Causes complication and management of ectropion
- Clinical features, prophylaxis and management of Vitamin A deficiency
- Circulation of aqueous humor
- Anatomy of lacrimal drainage system
- Causes, clinical appearance and management of complicated cataract
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- Causes for symblepharon
- What is vossius ring?
- What are the characteristics of physiological cup of optic nerve head?
- What is ocular hypertension?
- Name two syndrome associated with uveitis
- Name joint disorder often associated with uveitis
- Name the common fungi which frequently produce hypopion corneal ulcer
- What is Hutchinson triad?
- What is the characteristics histopathology of Retinoblastoma
- What are all the grades of binocular vision
- Clinical features of Pseudophakia
- Causes and management of Spring Catarrh
- Management of Keratoconus
- Causes and investigation of Chalazion
- Post operative Complications of cataract surgery
- Management of Chronic dacryocystitis
- Fundus features of diabetic retinopathy
- Management of fascicular ulcer
- Types of astigmatism
- Cause & management of Geographical ulcer
- Causes of Shallow anterior chamber
- Causes of Symblepharon
- Define ptosis
- Common fungi affecting the cornea
- Mention two gram negative micro organisms
- Mention four signs of thyroid ophthalmopathy
- Mention two common types of Congenital Cataract
- Advantages of indirect ophthalmoscope
- What is buphthalmos
- Name two eye drops used to treat open angle glaucoma
- Ophthalmia Neonatorum
- Describe Fundus picture in Retinitis Pigmentosa
- Endophthalmitis
- Vitreous Haemorrhage
- Ocular manifestations of Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome
- Name the layers of cornea
- Draw the optical diagram of Emmetropia, Hypermetropia and myopia
- Scleromalacia Perforans
- Types of Iredectomy
- Causes of childhood blindness
- Hypermetropia
- Esotropia
- Keratic precipitates
- Describe field defects in chronic simple Glaucoma with diagram
- Marcus Gunn pupil
- Axial biometry
- Causes of cherry red spot
- What is evisceration? Give two indications for evisceration
- Define social blindness and legal blindness
- Atropine
- Sturm's conoid
- Congenital dacryocystitis
- Entropion - classification, complication, management
- Herpes simplex keratitis
- Optic neuritis
- Clinical features of complicated cataract
- Preservation of donor cornea
- Define legal blindness
- Causes of vitreous hemorrhage
- Differential diagnosis of limbal nodule
- Describe uses of fluorescein in ophthalmology
- Lagophthalmos
- Subluxation of Lens
- Describe anatomy of cornea
- Aphakia
- Iris nodules
- Presbyopia
- Mention three causes for preventable blindness
- Phlycten
- Cycloplegics
- Vision
- Keratoconus
- Staphylomas
- Hypertensive iridocyclitic crisis
- Management of open angle glaucoma
- Two uses of Electroretinography ERG
- Two anti mitotic drugs anti-metabolites
- Two dyes used for corneal staining
- Two types of tonometry
- Two indications for evisceration
- Treatment for myopia
- Endophthalmitis
- Field defects in primary open angle glaucoma
- Abnormalities of pupillary reflex
- Retinopathy of prematurity
- Anti VEGF Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor agents
- Hypermature cataract
- Applanation tonometry
- Nyctalopia
- Posterior synechiae
- Complicated cataract
- Common causes of blindness in India
- Diabetic retinopathy
- Endophthalmitis
- Stages of retinoblastoma
- Two differences between corneal opacity and corneal ulcer
- Two complications of acute dacryocystitis
- Two causes of nyctalopia
- Two systemic diseases associated with scleritis
- Nerve supply and action of superior oblique
- Vernal keratoconjunctivitis
- Zonular cataract
- Hypermetropia
- Chalcosis
- Orbital cellulitis
- Retinitis pigmentosa - fundus findings
- Indications for enucleation
- Organisms invading normal corneal epithelium
- Extra ocular muscles supplied by third cranial nerve
- Two causes of complicated cataract
- Post operative complications of cataract surgery
- Functions of eye bank
- Fundus picture of hypertensive retinopathy
- Blepharitis
- Mydriatics and cycloplegics
- Two investigations for intraocular foreign body
- Two differences between paralytic squint and concomitant squint
- Two tests to evaluate vision in children
- Two treatment modalities for posterior capsular opacification
- Action and nerve supply of lateral rectus muscle
- WHO grading system for trachoma
- Pupillary reflexes
- Stages of retinopathy of prematurity
- Thyroid eye disease
- Corneal blindness
- Two uses of ultrasound in ophthalmology
- Two syndromes associated with retinitis pigmentosa
- Two types of surgery for glaucoma
- Two types of lenses used to visualise the retina
- Two causes for axial proptosis
- Applied Anatomy of Eye lids
- Tonometry
- Eye camps
- Iridodialysis
- Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors
- Daily requirements and dietary sources of Vitamin A
- Two causes for Ptosis
- Two risk factors for Retinopathy of PrematurityROP
- Two causes for Amblyopia
- Two causes for Roth's spots
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