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  • RGUHS MD Ophthalmology May 2018 Question Papers

    We uploaded RGUHS (Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences )MS Ophthalmology May 2018 Question Papers. These papers are useful to all the Medical colleges which are affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences.

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences MD 2018 Question Papers May


     

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences

    M.S. Degree Examination – MAY-2018

    [Time: 3 Hours]                                                                                         [Max. Marks: 100]

    Ophthalmology – PAPER I
    Q.P. CODE: 8241

    Your answers should be specific to the questions asked.
    Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary.

    Answer All The Questions                                                                                          10 X 10 = 100 Marks

    1. Describe the Microscopic Anatomy of the Retina.
    2. Discuss the metabolism of the Human crystalline Lens in brief.
    3. Tests for Colour Vision.
    4. Reduced Eye.
    5. Histopathology of Malignant Melanoma.
    6. Hering’s Law.
    7. Staphylococcal lesions in the Eye.
    8. Prisms in Ophthalmology.
    9. Theories of colour vision
    10. Macular function tests

     

    8241 Ophthalmology Paper I   Download


     

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences

    M.S. Degree Examination – MAY-2018

    [Time: 3 Hours]                                                                                             [Max. Marks: 100]

    Ophthalmology – PAPER “” II
    Q.P. CODE: 8242

    Your answers should be specific to the questions asked.
    Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary.

    Answer All The Questions                                                                                         10 X 10 = 100 Marks

    1. Discuss the aetiopathology and treatment of Dry Eyes.
    2. Discuss the aetiopathology, clinical features of Interstital keratitis
    3. Immunomodulation in the treatment of uveitis
    4. Discuss the clinical features and management of vernal conjunctivitis
    5. Accommodative Esotropia
    6. Describe in detail fundus changes in pathological myopia and its complications
    7. Discuss the factors responsible for corneal graft failure
    8. Corneal collagen cross linking
    9. Discuss role of investigations in management of diabetic macular edema.
    10. Refractive surgery in Presbyopia – its principles

    8242 Ophthalmology Paper II   Download

     


     

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences

    M.S. Degree Examination – MAY-2018
    [Time: 3 Hours]                                                          [Max. Marks: 100]
    Ophthalmology – PAPER – III
    Q.P. CODE: 8243

    Your answers should be specific to the questions asked.
    Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary.

    Answer All The Questions                                                                                          10 X 10 = 100 Marks

    1. Outline the management of acute and late stages of chemical injuries of eye
    2. Discuss the assessment of the visual acuity of children up to the age of seven years
    3. Unilateral proptosis in a 3 year – old child
    4. Complications of DCR Surgery
    5. Surgical spaces of orbit
    6. Clinical uses of CT scan in ophthalmology
    7. Pseudo – tumor of orbit
    8. Cictrical entropion, causes and management
    9. Discuss management of optic nerve avulsion.
    10. Discuss management of traumatic endophthalmitis.

     

    8243 Ophthalmology Paper III   Download

     


     

    Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences

    M.S. Degree Examination – MAY-2018

    [Time: 3 Hours]                                                                                                                    [Max. Marks: 100]

    Ophthalmology “” PAPER – IV
    Q.P. CODE: 8244

    Your answers should be specific to the questions asked.
    Draw neat, labeled diagrams wherever necessary.

    Answer All The Questions                                                                                          10 X 10 = 100 Marks

    1. Discuss the various ocular manifestations of HIV infection.
    2. Discuss the clinical features and management of thyroid eye disease in brief.
    3. Central serous chorioretinopathy
    4. Femtosecond lasers in ophthalmology
    5. Organization of eye bank and its functions
    6. Anti VEGFs
    7. Angle recession glaucoma
    8. Phakonit
    9. CMV retinitis
    10. Uses of never antifungals in eye conditions

     

    8244 Ophthalmology Paper IV   Download

     

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  • India World Cup 2011 squad.

    The BCCI national selectors-led by K Srikanth has announced the final 15-member squad for the forthcoming World Cup 2011 on Monday.

    Not surprisingly, selectors have included four pacer and three spinners in the squad while the batting line-up is at par the expectations. The selection of batsmen indicates that selectors are not in mood to disturb the trusted order, which includes Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Suresh Raina, Yuvraj Singh, Virat Kohli, Yusuf Pathan and MS Dhoni.

    Team India for World Cup 2011 announced

    However, exclusion of Ishant Sharma and Rohit Sharma from the final 15, was little bit surprising. Despite of selecting three wicketkeepers in the 30-member list of World Cup probables, Srikanth & Co. have shown interest in just one stumper (Dhoni).

    Ravichandran Ashwin’s great run in the cricket field continues as he managed to get the World Cup ticket along with leg spinner Piyush Chawla.

    India’s strength in the World Cup 2011:

    Skipper MS Dhoni-led Team India has been performing brilliantly in the ongoing South Africa tour. Dhoni is the capable captain and his past performance as a leader invites more expectations from him in the World Cup.

    After early debacle in the 2007 World Cup, Dhoni and his side are favourite to win the World Cup in sub-continent.

    However, Dhoni has made changes in his batting style after the captaincy and emerged as the match finisher for Team India in the past. He is the backbone of Indian middle order and his role will be crucial in India’s World Cup campaign.

    The Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar, the iconic cricketer in world arena, has a great world cup journey until now. He will definitely try to fulfill his world cup dream this time. The legendary batsman has almost every record in his kitty but he has always a dream to be a part of winning world cup side.

    Tendulkar will equal the record of most World Cup appearance this year and will also try to guide his side towards the title. He is the key player for India in the World Cup. His presence in the final XI means the half job is already done.

    Virender Sehwag, the most explosive opener of present era, is the key match winner for India. His role as a part-time bowler is also makes him crucial in the side. His devastating batting style can change the result of game anytime. The opening combination of Sehwag and Tendulkar is the most dangerous in the cricket world.

    Gautam Gambhir is the next key player in the side. In the absence of Sachin Tendulkar, he opens for India. In the Sub-continent, his records are impressive. Another quality of Gambhir is his fielding.

    Yuvraj Singh, a flamboyant middle order batsman, is known for his match winning innings and handy part-time bowler. However, he is going through the bad phase of his career but he scored much needed half century in the second ODI against South Africa. He will strengthen the Indian middle order if top order is collapsed. Yuvraj is also an electric-fielder.

    Suresh Raina, is another attacking middle order batsman. He is capable of hitting big shots and has played several crucial innings down the order. He is an electric fielder. He has always provided breakthrough whenever asked to bowl.

    Virat Kohli will play his maiden World Cup but he has cemented his place in the side through consistence performance in the last one year. He is a good striker of ball and his technique makes him suitable for the No.3 batsman. Being a good fielder, he will strengthen the Indian fielding.

    Yusuf Pathan is the genuine all-rounder in the Indian side. However, inconsistency is the big problem with him. Pathan is a valuable fifth bowler for India. He is capable to change the mood of game in the lower order.

    Zaheer Khan is the spearhead of Indian pace attack. He is the most experience campaigner in the World Cup Squad. He can score with the bat down the order. Zaheer Khan’s performance will set the game for India in the World Cup. He is the genuine wicket taker for the past few years.

    Praveen Kumar is the genuine swinger of new ball. He is able to swing the ball both ways. He is also economical and eligible pinch-hitter.

    Munaf Patel is known for his consistent line and length. He has proved several occasion that he is capable to check the run flow. In the Second ODI against South Africa, he took 4/29 to guide India towards victory.

    Ashish Nehra is most devastating when he is in form. But lack of consistency and injuries are major problem with him. He is believed to be a poor fielder in the Indian side.

    The ace offie Harbhajan Singh will lead the spin department. He has emerged as the good hitter in the past few years. But he some time becomes more expensive

    Ravichandran Ashwin, a budding spinner, earned the World Cup ticket with his capacity to take the wicket early. He is more economical than Harbhajan Singh. He is also able to hit the ball down the order.

    Piyush Chawla is the only leg spinner in the side. However, he lacks confidence of skipper Dhoni. However, he is able to bat down the order.

    Over all the Indian side is looking very much strong on the paper. But winning a match is totally different phenomenon. Cricket is a team game and all players will have to fire with full cylinders to win a match.

    ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule and Cricket World Cup 2011 fixtures: ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 schedule and Cricket World Cup 2011 fixtures are given below on our website.

    Match Date Teams Venue
    1 19 Feb India vs Bangladesh Dhaka
    2 20 Feb New Zealand vs Kenya Chennai
    3 20 Feb Sri Lanka vs Canada Hambantota
    4 21 Feb Australia vs Zimbabwe Ahmedabad
    5 22 Feb England vs Netherlands Nagpur
    6 23 Feb Pakistan vs Kenya Hambantota
    7 24 Feb South Africa vs West Indies New Delhi
    8 25 Feb Australia vs New Zealand Nagpur
    9 25 Feb Bangladesh vs Ireland Dhaka
    10 26 Feb Sri Lanka vs Pakistan Colombo
    11 27 Feb India vs England Kolkata
    12 28 Feb West Indies vs Netherlands New Delhi
    13 28 Feb Zimbabwe vs Canada Nagpur
    14 1 Mar Sri Lanka vs Kenya Colombo
    15 2 Mar England vs Ireland Bangalore
    16 3 Mar South Africa vs Netherlands Mohali
    17 3 Mar Pakistan vs Canada Colombo
    18 4 Mar New Zealand vs Zimbabwe Ahmedabad
    19 4 Mar Bangladesh vs West Indies Dhaka
    20 5 Mar Sri Lanka vs Australia Colombo
    21 6 Mar India vs Ireland Bangalore
    22 6 Mar England vs South Africa Chennai
    23 7 Mar Kenya vs Canada New Delhi
    24 8 Mar Pakistan vs New Zealand Pallekelle
    25 9 Mar India vs Netherlands New Delhi
    26 10 Mar Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe Pallekelle
    27 11 Mar West Indies vs Ireland Mohali
    28 11 Mar Bangladesh vs England Chittagong
    29 12 Mar India vs South Africa Nagpur
    30 13 Mar New Zealand vs Canada Mumbai
    31 13 Mar Australia vs Kenya Bangalore
    32 14 Mar Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Pallekelle
    33 14 Mar Bangladesh vs Netherlands Chittagong
    34 15 Mar South Africa vs Ireland Kolkata
    35 16 Mar Australia vs Canada Bangalore
    36 17 Mar England vs West Indies Chennai
    37 18 Mar Sri Lanka vs New Zealand Mumbai
    38 18 Mar Ireland vs Netherlands Kolkata
    39 19 Mar Australia vs Pakistan Colombo
    40 19 Mar Bangladesh vs South Africa Dhaka
    41 20 Mar Zimbabwe vs Kenya Kolkata
    42 20 Mar India vs West Indies Chennai
    43 23 Mar First Quarterfinal Dhaka
    44 24 Mar Second Quarterfinal Colombo
    45 25 Mar Third Quarterfinal Dhaka
    46 26 Mar Fourth Quarterfinal Ahmedabad
    47 29 Mar First Semifinal Colombo
    48 30 Mar Second Semifinal Mohali
    49 02 Apr FINAL Mumbai

    Cricket World Cup 2011 venue: With India as the main host of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011, Cricket World Cup 2011 venue includes stadiums of cities like Dhaka, Mumbai, Kolkata, Mohali, Colombo, Chennai, Nagpur, Ahmedabad, chittagong and Bangalore. Cricket World Cup 2011 venue also includes new venues like Pallekelle and Hambantota – both being in Sri Lanka.

    Cricket World Cup 2011 teams: Cricket World Cup 2011 teams include 4 times winner Australia, 2 times winners West Indies, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe, New Zealand, Netherlands, Canada, Ireland, England and Kenya. Groups in which Cricket World Cup 2011 teams are divided:

    Group A – Australia, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Canada and Kenya.

    Group B – India, South Africa, England, Bangladesh, West Indies, Netherlands and Ireland.

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