Ocular trauma

Open globe injuries include all except

• Penetrating inury

• Perforating injury

• Lamellar laceration

• Rupture

Which is not a complication of this condition

• Secondary glaucoma

• Corneal blood staining

• Rebleed

• Endophthalmitis

Features of this include(multiple answers)

• Associated with diplopia

• D shaped pupil

• Associated with secondary glaucoma

• Sudden loss of vision

Name this

(a)  

Which requires early surgical intervention(multiple choices)

• Anterior dislocation of lens

• Posterior dislocation of lens

• Penetrating injury

• Hyphema

All these can occur in trauma to eye except

• Hyphema

• Commotio retinae

• Hypopyon

• Choroidal tear

All are features of traumatic optic neuropathy except

• Loss of vision

• Hemorrhage over optic disc

• Relative afferent pupillary defect

• Defective colour vision

Enophthalmos,elevation restriction and infraorbital anaesthesia is seen in

• BLOW IN FRACTURE

• BLOW OUT FRACTURE

• NONE

Anterior rosette is seen in

• Blunt trauma

• Penetrating injury

Suspect intraocular foreign body when there is

• Dislocation of lens

• Hyphema

• Iris hole

• Subconjunctival hemorrhage