Argyl Robertson pupil except?

NEET PG Ophthalmology
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  1. All are seen in Argyl Robertson pupil except?
    A. Near reflex normal
    B. Direct light reflex absent
    C. Consensual light reflex normal
    D. Visual Acuity normal
    1. Ans. C. Consensual light reflex normal

  2. A young patient presents to ophthalmology clinic with loss of central vision.There is no obvious family history.ERG were observed to be normal.Which is most probable diagnosis-
    A.Best’s disease
    B. Stargardt’s disease
    C. Retinitis pigmentosa
    D. Macular hole
    2. Ans. B. Stargardt’s disease

  3. Damage to nerve supplying Superior oblique muscle causes diplopia in which direction
    A. Horizontal and downwards
    B. Vertical and downwards
    C. Horizontal and upwards
    D. Vertical and upwards
    3. Ans. B. Vertical and downwards

  4. A patient had running nose and pain over medical aspect of eye being treated with decongestants for many days. He later developed chemosis,proptosis and diplopia on abduction of right
    eye with congestion of optic disc. What is the probable diagnosis?
    A. Acute ethmoidal sinusitis
    B. Orbital cellulitis
    C. Cavernous sinus thrombosis
    D. Orbital apex syndrome
    4. Ans. C. Cavernous sinus thrombosis

  5. A 5 yr old boy presented with leukocoria in right eye ball which is diagnosed as diffuse retinoblastoma involving the entire globe , while other eye had 2-3 small lesions in the periphery. What will be the ideal management for this patient?
    A. Enucleation of both eyes
    B. Enucleation of right eye & conservative management for the other eye
    C. Enucleation for right eye and Focal therapy for the other eye
    D. 6 cycles of chemotherapy
    5. Ans. C. Enucleation for right eye and Focal therapy for the other eye

  6. A tennis player gets hit by a ball on the eye, following which he has complaints of decreased
    vision. which of the following suggests that injury is due to trauma-
    A. Optic neuritis
    B. Pars planitis
    C. Vitreous base detachment
    D. Equatorial edema
    6. Ans. C. Vitreous base detachment

  7. Most common malignant cause for bilateral proptosis in children?
    A. Lymphoblastic lymphoma
    B. Rhabdomyosarcoma
    C. ALL D. AML
    7. Ans.
    D. AML

  8. Which of the following most commonly presents with bilateral proptosis in children?
    A. Cavernous haemangioma
    B. Chloroma
    C.Fibrous Histiocytoma
    D.Pleomorphic Adenoma
    8. Ans. B. Chloroma

  9. A patient presented with sudden onset of floaters and sensation of falling of a curtain in front of the eye. Which one of the following is the appropriate diagnosis?
    A. Retinal detachment
    B. Eales disease
    C. Vitreous haemorrhage
    D. Macular hole
    9. Ans. A. Retinal detachment

  10. Ophtalmoplegic migraine is defined by-
    A.Headache with irreversible lose of ophthalmic nerve function
    B.Recurrent transient 3rd nerve palsy associated with headache
    C. Recurrent transient 3rd,4th & 6th nerve palsy associated with headache
    D. Head ache with optic neuritis
    10. Ans: C. Recurrent transient 3rd,4th & 6th nerve palsy associated with headache

  11. Which of the following drug is not used for medical treatment of diabetic retinopathy?
    A.Tamoxifen
    B.Benfotiamine
    C.Pyridazinones
    D.Ruboxisaturin
    11. Ans:A.Tamoxifen