MCQ SSS 2018

A -24 year old man came to the eye clinic with redness and blurred vision in his left eye since 1 week ago. The patient had history of foreign body sensation when riding his motorcycle since 1 week and gradually had dropped vision. The patient was in pain and mucopurulent secretion. The visual acuity was hand movement. During examination there was white lession in the cornea with conjunctiva and ciliary injection. What test should we do to confirm the defect in the cornea?

• Hirschberg test

• Fluorescein test

• Shaddow test

• Amsler grid

• Schirmer test

65 years old maler, complain of visual field defect. His visual acuiy was 6/6. Anterior and posterior segment was within normal limit. Perimetry examination revealed Homonim Hemianopia. The possible lesion of visual field was

• Occipital radiation

• Optic chiasma lobe

• Occipital lobe

• Optical nerve

• Optical tract

A child, 1 month year old come to the eye clinic with complaint of hazziness of the cornea, redness and the diameter of the cornea larger than normal on both eyes. The intraocular pressure are high. Structure of the eye that causing those symptoms is:

• Lens

• Vitreous body

• Retina

• Cilliary body

• Cornea

A-25 year old man had an accident 2 days ago with his head fell of to asphalt. He had no syncope. During examination the visual acuity of the right eye was 6/6 while the left eye 6/20. The cornea of both eyes were clear, the pupil diameter was 3 mm on the right eye and 5 mm on the left eye. Direct pupillary reflex showed positive on both eyes while consensual reflex was negative on the left eye. Most likely there is disfunction in which cranial nerve?

• Cranial nerve I

• Cranial nerve II

• Cranial nerve V

• Cranial nerve III

• Cranial nerve IV

A woman, 45-years-old complaint of blurred vision while using her gagdet for about three months. She had no complaint with her vision while driving and no history of using glasses before. The most probable mechanism that cause her complaint is

• The lens can not convex adequately

• Zonular lens dehiscence

• Cilliary muscle spasm

• The Sphincter pupillae is too weak

• Horizontal and vertical meridian of the cornea not equale