Question Bank Question(s) | VERY SHORT QUESTIONS 9 | Ciliary ganglion of Exam 1. Anatomy and Development of Eye 142 | 13 15,201 | 27-29 40,227, | 228 he PsA et on 308 79, 530 Saar SHORT QUESTIONS ~ © | Rods and Cones fone 334 E a February.17 © | Visual field Fe Aagusets a 40,221 a a ees Se see neh | mh 9 | Colour Vision September 09 “4 19 SHORT QUESTIONS — 2 | Colour Vision Ait ahs es | | | Contact lens | 50 72 __ |VERY sHORT QUESTIONS [0 [Mention tree uses of prisms in ophthalmology ; © | Prism - uses © | Uses of convex lenses in Ophthalmology | Contact lens © Uses of contact lens _| complications and management of Hypermetropia? ot What are the etiology, clinical | st ee T [features and management of Myopia? Lope 51,52 33, 37 46, 63 Define ametropia. What are the types, clinical features, Papeee | ares 52, 56 33 | (46,66SHORT QUESTIONS Aphakia- signs, symptoms and management. Discuss the clinical types, symptoms and of hypermetropia © | Hypermetropia. Seplember £3 56 34 66 OctNov-02 July-89 Aetiology and types of regular astigmatism Janwary-14 57 40 67 February-13 Oclober-04 MarchiApr-03 ‘Apr02, 97 Myopia November.94 52 37, 40 63 May-93, 88 December.91 August-31 Mareh-90 Definition of emmetropia and describe presbyopia. | Seplomber10 | 51, 62 33,46 | 46,53 Various methods of treatment of Myopia and a astigmatism. March-10 55, 59 40, 43 7 Advantage of intraocular lenses in treatment of Aphakia ‘September-09 61 7 68 o| ‘Surgical treatment of myopia ‘Sep /Oct-07 55 40 65 © | Correction of Myopia MarchiApri-0s 52 40 et uyt8 fphakia Sahiba a8 36 68A Maret LONG QUESTIONS ie —T write etiology, clinical features, complications and management of Ophthalmia neonatorum. ‘Opthalmia neonatrum. Fob-18 86 4 escribe the clinical features and management of a a a Describe the clinical features of Trachoma and its ' on Describe the aetiology, symptoms, signs and treatment May.88 98 of allergic conjunctivitis Describe the etiology, symptoms, signs: and treatment 1987 88 ‘of membranous conjunctivitis Describe the aetiology, symptoms, signs and treatment {908 93 ‘of Trachoma Describe the aetiology, symptoms, signs of ophthalmia Api. 85 86 neonatorum. How will you treat such a case \SHORT QUESTIONS Vernal kerato-conjunctivitis (Spring Catarrh) clinical | jayn.23 A features and management. Describe Vernal keratoconjunctivitis March-22 101 ‘Vernal keratoconjunctivitis March-24 101 Jan.-22 May-06 ‘Subconjunctival hemorrhage October-04 - Septomber-03 ‘Apfi-00 | | Spring Catarrh (Vernal catarrh) Juiy-24 101 January-20 > oon Neonatorum. ‘hip 18 86 July-19 ‘SepliOct-05 ‘September-03, 93 OcNow.02 Apri.peseribe the tiopathogenesis, clinical picture, and management of hypopyon corneal ulcer. gacterial corneal ulcer - Aetiopathogenesis and management. piscuss etiology, clinical features, diagnosis and management of bacterial Corneal Ulcer. piscuss symptoms, signs and treatment of herpes simplex keratitis Describe clinical features, treatment and complications ‘of Bacterial Corneal Ulcer. Describe the aetiology, clinical features, treatment & ‘complications of bacterial corneal ulcer Etiology, signs, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment ‘of hypopyon ulcer cornea. Describe the etiology, signs, symptoms and management of Hypopyon ulcer cornea Describe the clinical features, laboratory findings and management of Hypopyon corneal ulcer Describe the aetiology, clinical features, and treatment of interstitial keratitis : Describe the aetiology, pathology, clinical features of comeal ulcer Describe the signs, symptoms and treatment of hypopyon of ulcer of cornea Describe the clinical features of hypoyon corneal ulcer and its management Describe the signs, symptoms and management of Bacterial corneal ulcer Describe the aetiology, symptoms, signs and treatment (Of interstitial keratitis9 Mention various causes of oss of Corea Transparency. | Write a note on Vascularization of Cornea. Wek | ele fem 2 | Comeal edema + 9 | Ulcus serpens and mention two complications of _comeal ulcer‘0 | Neuroparalytic keratitis Dendritic ulcer (OR) endritic corneal ulcer ‘superficial punctate keratitis 145 12 173, 144 109 192 ‘Exposure Keratitis 218,219 110 419 450 191 Keratomalacia 13 Corneal Opacity- three grades and management in a a a a brief. on indications for keratoplasty March-22 145, 129 | 194-196 Band shaped Keratopathy ‘August-17 155 47 . Causes of Interstitial Keratitis Febuay? | 145 114 185 pape causes of Superficial Punctate Keratitis, i ia me aeDescribe the types of staphyloma with a diagram _ | © | cassitcation and management of scletis Discuss the symptoms, signs and treatment of acute congestive glaucoma Enumerate causes for painful diminution of vision. What are the etiology, clinical features and management of anterior uveitis? Describe the aetiology and clinical picture of acute iridocyclitis. How do you treat it? Describe the aetiology, clinical features and management of Red eye Describe the etiology, signs and symptoms and management of Acute Irido Cyclitis0 0 |e ibe the symptoms, signs, diagnosis and pescribe the etiology, signs, symptoms and foment of granulomatous uveitis | ecive the fre for pesctil “Tronagement of acute anterior uveitis ibe the aetiology, clin. features, sequelae & Complications of acute iridocyclitis. How will you reat it ‘eseribe the signs, symptoms and treatment of Acute |? oes 15 [pescrbe the differential diagnosis of red eye Classify Iridocyclitis and describe the clinical features ‘and its management 189 146 Describe the signs, symptoms, sequelae, complications and treatment of acute iridocyclitis em ees Discuss differential diagnosis of acute red eye. How 0 | will you manage a case of acute retinopathy 110, 353 258 82 Describe the aetiopathogenesis, symptoms, signs and © | management of Iridocyclitis ee ac a {4s Describe the aetiology, symptoms, signs of acute | anterior uveitis. How will you treat such a case Aad a a SHORT QUESTIONS ° Describe features of anterior uveitis and its 489 146 208 management O | Iris changes in acute anterior uveitis 189 146 208 0 | Iris bombe 3 225 209 0 | Treatment of Anterior Uveitis. 187 11 212 bo ‘Management of acute anterior uveitis 189 149 208 EndophthalmitisVERY SHORT QUESTIONS Features of granulomatous Uveitis. Phiycten Mention causes and complications of Rubeosis Iridis. ‘Hyphaema. Phthisis bulbi Iridocystitis management | infective Endophthalmitis | sectusio Pupillae Festooned pupil. Aqueous flare Causes of red eye Flare LONG QUESTIONS Discuss etiology, symptoms, stages,and management of Cortical Cataract. Describe the stages of Cortical Cataract. List Macular function tests in a patient with mature Cortical Cataract. List Complications of Cataract Surgery. Different etiology for cataract and signs symptoms and diagnosis and treatment of congenital cataract. Mention the causes of gradual loss of vision and discuss management of Senile Cortical Cataract ‘What are the causes of gradual loss of vision? Describe the clinical features and management of senile “cortical cataract Discuss Classification, clinical features and management of congenital cataract Discuss the signs, symptoms, diagnosis and management of nuclear cataract Enumerate the causes of Secondary Glaucoma. Add ‘a note on its treatment‘pescribe the signs, symptoms and management of OPHTHALMOLOGY Ueabaanaiail = ‘pescibe the pre-operative preparation for a case of penile cataract. Describe post-operative complications and their treatment Congenital cataract March-23 241 184 239 shyt ‘September-08 0 241 184 239 1967 August 16 ‘rpaen,oc-87 | 232 174 242 Nov.-88, Apri-65 ‘August-15 Lamellar cataract ocinoven | 232 174 242 ‘ApriL01, Aug.-90 Aetiology and clinical features of complicated January-14 241 184 239 cataract Local anaesthesia for cataract surgery August13 248 187, (246 Morgagnian hypermature cataract Febnay-t3 | 239 179 238 March© | Types of intraocular lenses © | Lenticonus = © | Four complications of cataract surgery. Glaucoma. | Discuss etiology, clinical features, complications and | jygen,23 318 | 61,150,229 | 274 management of Acute Congestive Glaucoma. = 9 | Discuss symptoms, signs and treatment of acute | juren.24 318 150,229 271 9 Discuss symptoms, signs and treatment of acute | te 189 151 208 (eer inbaeaes 9 | Describe clinical features, investigation and) jy, a 226 am | management of Angle Closure Glaucoma. os | Mention the stages of primary Narrow Angle Glaucoma, ‘hip 19 318 150, 229 270 How do you treat acute congestive stage? : Define Primary Open Angle Glaucoma (POAG). Discuss o | its etiopathogenesis, cinical features, investigations and ‘August-17 294 215 (266 _ medical treatment. | Enumerate causes for painful diminution of vision. What © are the etiology, clinical features and management of | January-15 169 151 208 | anterior uveitis? j As | Mention stages of primary narrow angle glaucoma. 5 ° | aioe 2 Janvary- 38 150, 229 270 Discuss the aetiology, clinical features and ° Fe 12 318 3 71 | i ebruary 150,229 | 21 [Enumerate the causes of Red Eye. Write the © clinical features and treatment of Acute Congestive | August! 318 se 2 Enumerate the causes for gradual loss of vision and howDescribe the aetiology, clinical features, and treatment of chronic simple glaucoma OPHTHALMOLOGY Classify glaucoma. Describe the clinical features and management of chronic simple glaucoma Discuss the clinical features and management of open [Angle Glaucoma Describe the signs, symptoms and management of chronic simple glaucoma Discuss the symptoms, signs, and management of a case of chronic simple glaucoma Describe the aetiology, symptoms, signs and treatment cof acute congestive glaucoma e s 1 Field changes in open angle glaucoma © | Optic nerve head changes in Open Angle Glaucoma Trabeculectomy OctNov-02 © | Phacomorphic Glaucoma January-15 327 231 274 (0 | Field changes in Open Angle Glaucoma. Septenber0 | 299 | 217,218 | 269 May-22 Sept0c05 © | Buphthalmos OctNor-02, 291 212 a Octobe.01, 98 ‘Apr, 84 Sep Oct-07 ‘Acute congestive Glaucoma Oct-00, April-94 318 150 271 December-91 Fleld defects in Chronic Simple Glaucoma. May-o7 299 217 269 Discuss management of Acute Congestive Glaucoma | _October-04 320 150 270 Field changes in primary open angle glaucoma oe ~ 299 217 289 Apo - a October 97 318 150 : Novembers4 | 326 230 273 ‘Signs, treatment of chronic simple glaucoma November-92 - 221 266 pn 85 219 ~ 'Y SHORT QUESTIONS |© | Opte disc changes in open angle glaucoma. ‘March-23 | © | Three signs of Open Angle Glaucoma. duy21 Lo] vou20© | What is primary optic atrophy. Give two causes January-23 396 307 336 © | stages of Retinoblastoma. way | 364 284 49 © | Amblyopia uly 18 21 311,324 | 337 © | Discuss Amblyopia. Nov-20 a 311,324 | 337 Feb-18 © | Optic neuritis 382 298 331 ‘August-17 © | Aetiology and clinical features of optic atrophy on 395 307,308 | 335 Ambloypia - Types, clinical features and treatment ‘August-17 2 311, 324 337 Acute Retrobulbar neuritis ‘August-16 300 ae Pam Classification and pathological features of optic Februay-16 395OPHTHALMOLOGY © | Three causes of sudden loss of vision, (0 | Sudden visual loss ‘Mention any four commonly employed colour vision tests 0 | Trichromatic theory of color vision Amblyopia. Primary optic Atrophy Optic atrophy Types of Optic atrophia|Chalazion - Aetiology, clinical features and complications. Types and etiology of Ptosis and its clinical evaluation | Aetiology, signs and symptoms and treatment of | Squamous blepharitis °natiology and complications of Trichiasis 457 fol ‘myogenic Ptosis 467 [meson ‘4 causes of trichiasis ‘ma | or ao 2 | Types and etiology of ptosis. August-t2 467 361 ait Lagophthalmos August-12 466 359 ant 0 | Chalazion. damage 455 49 404 © | Homer's Syndrome August-1t 33,34 361 104 0 | Trichiasis ‘March-11 457 351 405, (0 | Indications of Tarsorrhaphy March-09 161 360 hoa ‘0 | Hordeolum Externum (stye) ‘September-08 454 ug 402 0 | Blepharitis Marchiapsi0a | 454 346 403 [o [us the swellings in the lid Sep Oct-07 - 346 # © | Hordeolum internum Apri-os 456 351 404 ° 402 Discuss etiology clinical features, complications and 27 management of Chronic Dacryocystitis. bs - wa Write about etiology, clinical features, treatment and oO . a complications of Acute Dacryocystitis in adults — ze = What are the clinical features and management of ° es és Febuay-i7 | 483 377 426 Describe the si ‘and management of ° igns, symptoms and manage! August 90 482 378 Acute Dacryocystitis = Describe the aetiol symptoms, signs, and ° ology, symptoms, sig ‘gr. 86 483 a7 |__| treatment of chronic dacryocystitis a SHORT QUESTIONS © | Ginical features and treatment of acute dacryocystitis |_ March22 482 378 426 © | Dry Eye - Aetiology, Clinical features and treatment. | _August'7 111 371 very © | Aetiology, clinical features and complications of acute rs aw a tcaiita January 426 © | Management of Chronic Dacryocystitis. Septemberi0 | 483 | 377,378 | 426 March/Apr-03- 483 fa 377 426 ‘prt 483 378 426 ‘Aerbo9 482 378 428 aout | 483 Ls sa | 26 Cxober86 | 487 378 at° | Blow Our Frocture 9 Describe the clinical features and management of | Orbital Cellulitis. ° | Glinical features and complications of Orbital Cellulitis poreneentren ice msOPHTHALMOLOGY 'vERY SHORT QUESTIONS | efine chemosis and ecehymosis, Nov.20 - 416 : January-20 ‘0 | Cherry Red Spot. Feb-18 410 410 . August-16, 15 © | Iris changes in open globe injury July-19 408 4 501 (0 | Vossius Ring m February-16 409 409 498 0 | Causes of Cherry Red spot at Macula ‘March-09 410 410 a ‘0 | Cherry Redspot at macula ‘SepvOct.05 410 410 - Q | Berlin's Oedema ApriL04 410 410 500 SHORT QUESTIONS 0 | Cyclopentolate July-19 - 433 134 0 | Timolol maleate. Augustt4 302 222, 234 - 0 | Uses of Atropine in Ophthalmology. ae 302 433 134 ‘May-07, September-09 (© | Anti Glaucoma drugs FP il cal eee: snl en ‘March/Apri-08 ° 302 432 272 Pilocarpine pothae MarchiF Topical drugs for glaucoma ee Se 132 134 132 131 134 22© | Action and adverse effects of Beta blockers. © | Uses of atropine in eve © | Atropine uses + ° | Uses of laser in Ophthalmology VERY SHORT QUESTIONS Nd YAG laser Uses of Laser in Ophthalmology [[Uses of eryo in ophthalmology | Yag Laser LONG QUESTIONS What are the causes of night blindness? Describe | the clinical features and complications of retinitis [pigmentosa Describe the various viral infections of the eye andwrite fundus picture of severe non proliferative diabetic retinopathy. [> neophainia Jan.-22 - 449 546 January-20 ‘0 | Vitamin A deficiency (Xerophthalmia). 827 449 540 S March/Apri-03 9 | Foods rich in Vitamin-A. August-14 514 L 540 [5 | WHO classification of Blindness. September-10 521 532 Preventable blindness Eye banking March/Aprb05 Role of Primary Health Center in National Pro- ° | gramme for Control of Blindness (NPCB). menat Set ae = 9 | Mobile Eye Camp. March-11 524 469 534 0 | Primary Eye Care System Marcivaphios | 23 465 533 NPCB (National Programme for Control of Blindness) Apri-04 ° (OR) 521 464 5a Apri02 National programme for control of blindness October-00 © | Legal Blindness e 460 Common causes of blindness ‘complaints of painless gradual diminution Describe the differential diagnosis and les of treatment the causes of Gradual diminsion of vision above the age of 50 years and how will Such a caseDiscuss the aetiology and differential diagnosis of sudden loss of vision in one eye Fundus Fluorescein Angiography (FFA) — indications, technique and complications. Fundus Fluorescein Angiography (FFA.). VERY SHORT QUESTIONS RAPD (Relative Afferent Pupillary Defect) Applanation Tonometry Marcus Gunn pupil © | Madarosis Februay13 352 O | Ciliary Vessels ‘September-09 142 © | Causes of sudden loss of vision ‘March/Apri-03, 471