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Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Tendency of the upper end of the vertical corneal meridian to lean outward towards the temples (extortion)

a)

minus cyclophoria

b)

Plus cyclophoria

2.

Tendency of the upper end of the vertical corneal meridian to lean noseward (intorsion)

a)

Minus cyclophoria

b)

Plus cyclophoria

3.

OU shows plus cyclophoria or OU shows minus cyclophoria

a)

Non symmetrical cyclophoria

b)

Symmetrical cyclophoria

4.

Nocturnal animals are those which can see only at night is

a)

Rat

b)

Bat

c)

Cat

5.

When the optic nerve is severed, visual field defect is

a)

Blindness on the side of lesion with normal contralateral field

b)

Bitemporal hemianopsia

c)

Binasal hemianopsia

d)

Heteronymous quadrantanopsia

6.

Topotum lucidum is that thin luminous membrane which is loc behind the lens og

a)

Goat

b)

Dog

c)

Cat

7.

There is bitemporal hemianopsia in the visual field if there is a defect in the

a)

Optic chiasm

b)

Optic nerve

8.

Stroking/ pinching of the neck results in a bilateral reflex known as

a)

Papillary retlex

b)

Cilio spiral reflex

c)

obbicular reflex

9.

When hyperopes wear contact lens, they

a)

Accommodate more than with glasses

b)

Accommodate less than with glasses

c)

Same accommodation as with glasses

10.

IOR of the human cornea is 1.376

a)

T

b)

F

11.

Corneal transparency theory

a)

Helmholtz theory

b)

Lattice theory

12.

Sensation produced by the mechanical stimulation of the sclera

a)

Negative after image

b)

Positive after image

c)

Pressure phosphene

13.

Single binocular vision is attained when there is

a)

Complete decussation or the optic nerve fibers

b)

Partial decussation of the optic nerve fibers

14.

When the eye becomes accustomed or adapts itself to either a greater or lesser amount of light to which it was previously almost blind, it is known as

a)

Light adaptation

b)

Retinal adaptation

15.

In a perfect physical blackness, we do not experience absolute black, there being always present what appears as minute points of light floating in blank space, this is called

a)

positive after image

b)

Negative after image

c)

Intrinsic light

16.

what is the min amplitude of accommodation expected for a 40yr old individul

a)

3.00D

b)

5.00D

17.

The lipid layer of the tear film is secreted by this gland

a)

Meibomian gland

b)

Kraus & wolfring

18.

The separation of retinal layers in the retinal detachment is bet

a)

Rpe & bruch mem

b)

photoreceptors & RPE

19.

The ff EOM originated from AZ except

a)

SR

b)

MR

c)

SO

d)

LR

20.

Strong resistant thin layer of the cornea that can regenerate after injury

a)

Ant epi

b)

Bowmans mem

c)

Descemets mem

d)

ILM

21.

Muscle that elevates eyebrow

a)

Frontalis muscle

b)

Corrugator supercilli

22.

Ff bones make up the bony orbit EXCEPT

a)

Frontal

b)

Palatine

c)

Nasal

d)

Lacrimal

23.

Thinnest, strongest wall of the orbit

a)

Roof

b)

Floor

c)

Lateral

24.

EOM inserted nearest to the limbus is MR

a)

T

b)

F

25.

Most ant extension of the uveal tract

a)

Pupil

b)

Iris

26.

CN3 supplies the ff EXCEPT

a)

IR

b)

IO

c)

SO

27.

Layer responsible for the continual production of new lens fibers

a)

Lens nucleus

b)

Lens epithelium

28.

Longest EOM is SO

a)

T

b)

F

29.

Angle formed by the intersection of the visual axis & papillary axis

a)

Gamma

b)

Kappa

30.

Most of the light entering the eye is absorbed by:

a)

Tear layer

b)

Cornea

c)

Crys lens

31.

Media that has the greatest refraction of light

a)

Ant surface of the cornea

b)

Ant surface of the lens

32.

Average central thickness of the cornea

a)

0.5mm

b)

0.7mm

33.

Barrier that separates ant and post chamver

a)

Choroid

b)

Iris

34.

Field defect found in glaucoma

a)

Bjerrum’s scotoma

b)

Saidel’s scotoma

c)

Roebne nasal ster

d)

all of the above

35.

Depth perception is possible in monocular vision using the ff cues

a)

Interposition, relative position, relative size & linear perspective

b)

Aerial perspective, light & shades, shadow & motion parallax

c)

A & B

36.

The contraction of each skeletal muscle is accompanied by simultaneous & proportional relaxation of its antagonist

a)

Donders law

b)

Sherringtons law

37.

When the eye is fixating at an object, the line connecting that object wt the center of the entrance pupil is known as:

a)

Line of fixation

b)

Line of sight

38.

In an emmetropic eye the center of rotation to be is 13.5mm

a)

T

b)

F

39.

Among the protein found in the tears are albumin, globulin, lysozymes and which of the ff proteins

a)

Cholesterol

b)

Lipid

40.

What hereunder does not belong to the grp?

a)

Epidermis

b)

Bowmans membrane

c)

Stroma

d)

Endothelium

41.

Lenticular sclerosis or the loss of elasticity if the crys lens resulting to the loss of accom is presbyopia

a)

T

b)

F

42.

Absence of color sensation

a)

Dyschromatopsia

b)

Achromatopia

43.

The critical frequency is directly proportional to the logarithm of the intensity of light this is known as

a)

Fencher’s law

b)

Ferry- porter’s law

44.

The smallest dec and increase in the stimulus that can cause abjust noticeable inc / dec. in the sensation is a constant fraction of the original stimulus, this is known as WEBER’s LAW

a)

T

b)

F

45.

MUELLER’s LAW is the law of specific nerve energies

a)

T

b)

F