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WorksheetsSPIDERWEB segment - 1
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 5mins
In HSV uveitis, Which is the most common sign ?
Diffuse iris atrophy
Granulomatous keratitic precipitates (KPs).
Low intraocular pressure (IOP).
Segmental iridoplegia.
At which of the following stages of diffuse lamellar keratitis is lifting of the flap and irrigation of the lamellar bed most commonly performed?
Fine, powdery, granular haze in the lamellar periphery
Fine, white, granular haze throughout the lamellar interface
Dense, central, stromal scarring with fixed flap folds
Clumped, white, granular haze densest in the central lamellar interface
60 yr old obese patient K/C/O POAG shows progression on clinical examination and visual fields(MD -6db) inspite of being compliant with treatment and normal IOP on all followup visits.He is known hypertensive ,asthamatic on treatment .I would do following for this patient :
Add anti glaucoma medication
Advise for trabeculectomy with MMC
Wait and observe
Revisit history,holter BP monitor
Identify the optic nerve malformation
Morning glory syndrome
Optic Atrophy
Optic nerve head drusen
Optic nerve hypoplasia
Vortex keratopathy is associated with which of the following medications ?
Acetaminophen
Hydroxychloroquine
Methotrexate
A.Methazolamide
The invention of Continuous Curvillinear Capsulorhexis was done by:
Albrecht von Graefe
Thomas Neuhann
David Hubel
Allvar Gullstrand
Which of the following MRI is T2 weighted ?
Image A
Image B
Both
None of them
This disease is associated with all except:
Vision loss in 1-2 decade of life
Beaten bronze fovea
Yellow white flecks
Abnormal photopic and scotopic vision
