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Download KNRUHS MBBS 3rd Year MB2019122_Ophthalmology June 2025 Question Paper

Download KNRUHS (Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences) MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) 3rd Year MB2019122_Ophthalmology June 2025 Previous Question Paper

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PAPER CODE: MB2019122
KALOJI NARAYANA RAO UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES
TELANGANA, WARANGAL ? 506 002
MBBS FINAL YEAR PART-I DEGREE SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONS: JUNE, 2025

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OPHTHALMOLOGY
Time: 3 Hours



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Max Marks: 100

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Note: Answer all questions
Give Diagrammatic representation wherever necessary

Multiple Choice Questions: 10 x 1 = 10
1

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Regarding hyphema, all are true except


a) May be associated with low
b) Is treated with restriction of

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intraocular pressure
activity

c) If it recurs within a short time

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d) Is treated with steroid drops

may result in more severe
problems
2

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Regarding chemical eye injuries, all are true except:


a) Acids cause more severe
b) Initial treatment requires

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damage than alkalis
copious irrigation of eye with
water

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c) May be associated with corneal d) May be treated with vitamin

melt
C and tetracyclines
3

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Orbital injury may produce all the following signs, except:


a) Periorbital emphysema
b) Limitation of eye movements

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c) Proptosis in the longer term
d) A patch of anaesthesia below
the orbital rim
4

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A 70 year old woman with a history of previous head trauma presents
with sudden onset of red proptosed eye, Eye movements are reduced in
all directions, intraocular pressure is increased. The most likely
diagnosis is:

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a) Dysthyroid eye disease
b) A caroticocavernous sinus

fistula

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c) An orbital varix
d) A dermoid cyst

5
All the following regarding the instruments are true, except:

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a) Keratometry allows the
b) The synoptophore measures

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protrusion of the eye to be
convergence and divergence
measured

c) The exophthalmometer allows

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d) Retinoscopy is used to assess
the protrusion of the eye to be
refractive error
measured
6

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All the following are indications of evisceration except:


a) Retinoblastoma
b) Panophthalmitis

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c) Expulsive choroidal
d) Bleeding anterior staphyloma
haemorrhage

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7
In Trachoma, all are true except

a) Affects more than 84 million

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b) 60% children have active

people
disease

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c) Corneal scarring may result
d) Is treated with

from cicatricial entropion
ivermectin

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8
Oral propranolol 2-3 mg/kg per day used to reduce recurrence of

which of the following conditions

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a) Xantholesma
b) Capillary hemangioma


c) Keratocanthomas

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d) Congenital naevi

9
In WHO classification of xerophthalmia X2 refers to

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a) Night blindness
b) Conjunctival xerosis


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c) Bitots spots
d) Corneal xerosis

10 In acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

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a) Hemorrhages and cotton wool
b) Opportunistic infection

spots may be seen on the retina

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has increased since the
development of highly
active anti-retroviral
therapy (HAART)

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c) CMV retinopathy causes focal
d) Ganciclovir and foscarnet

white spots on the retina
are used to treat CMV

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associated with hemorrhage
retinitis

Essay/ Long Answer Questions:

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2 X 15 = 30
11. Bacterial corneal Ulcer.

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12. Diabetic Retinopathy.
Short Answer Questions:


7 X 6 = 42

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13. Clinical features of Trachoma.
14. Ophthalmia Neonatorum.
15. Field changes in Glaucoma.
16. Papilloedema.
17. Signs of Keratoconus.

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18. Thyroid Eye disease.
19. Spring Catarrh.
Very Short Answer Questions:


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6 X 3 = 18
20. Side effects of Atropine Eye Drops.
21. Visual Acuity.
22. Endophthalmitis.
23. Hypermetropia.

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24. Cause of white Reflex in Pupil.
25. Eye donation.
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