a- Complete cure. b- Perforation.
Category: Ophthalmology
Small peripheral corneal perforation leads to:
a- Corneal fistula. b- Anterior polar cataract. c- Peripheral anterior synechia. d- Anterior staphyloma.
In recurrent neuroparalytic keratitis the best treatment is :
a- Antibiotic drops & ointment.. b- Artificial tears. c- Tarsorrhaphy. d- Closure of lacrimal puncta.
In advanced keratoconus, the best treatment is :
a- Penetrating keratoplasty. b- Soft Contact lenses. c- Hard contact lenses. d- Refractive surgery.
Fleischer’s ring on the corneal epithelium is seen in :
a- Keratoglobas. b- Keratoconus. c- Keratomalacia d- Anterior staphyloma
Mooren’s ulcer is :
a- Degenerative ulcer. b- Infective ulcer. c- Auto immune ulcer. d- Neuroparalytic ulcer
Steroids are indicated topically in :
a- Hypopyon ulcer. b- Dendritic ulcer. c- Mycotic ulcer. d- Disciform keratitis.
Ulcer serpens is caused by :
a- Staphylococci. b- Streptococci. c- Pneumocucci. d- Gonococci.
The followings are true about hypopyon except:
a- It is leucocytosis due to bacterial toxins. b- It is fluid & cells. c- It is absorbed with therapy. d- It is infected fluid containing pus cells.
Pseudo – cornea is formed of:
a- All corneal layers. b- Three layers namely epithelium, stroma & endothelium. c- Stromal layer with epithelium. d- Only epithelial layer.