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ocular injuries

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Initial step in managing a chemical burn to the eye is

a)

Check visual acuity

b)

Irrigate the eye copiously

c)

Apply topical antibiotic drops

d)

Dilate the pupil

2.

Most domestic solutions that cause chemical injury are

a)

Acidic

b)

Alkaline

c)

Neutral

d)

Oxidising

3.

Berlin's edema refers to

a)

Penetrating injury to the eye

b)

Blunt trauma to the eye

c)

Radiation injury to the eye

d)

Chemical injury to the eye

4.

Dua's classification is used for

a)

Glaucoma

b)

Cataract

c)

Blunt trauma to the eye

d)

Chemical injury to the eye

5.

Photophthalmia occurs secondary to what

a)

Solar rays by looking directly in the sun

b)

Ultraviolet rays from UV arc

c)

Microwave rays

d)

Infrared rays from glass blowers

6.

Regarding Sympathetic Ophthalmitis which of the following is correct

a)

It never occurs during first year following trauma to exciting eye

b)

Usually complicates a non perforating ocular trauma

c)

The sympathizing eye will show signs of previous ocular injury

d)

There is diffuse bilateral panuveitis

7.

A patient sustained an injury to left eye with a tennis ball and presented with progressive proptosis,intense eyelids with high IOP and loss of vision in left eye.What is the probable cause for his presentation

a)

Globe rupture

b)

Blow out fracture of orbit

c)

Retrabulbar haemorrhage

d)

Fracture base of skull

8.

Which is a common sign of orbital blow out fracture following blunt trauma to face

a)

Increased IOP

b)

Restricted extraocular movements mainly in upgaze

c)

Corneal edema

d)

Retinal detachment

9.

What is the most common cause of visual loss from ocular trauma

a)

Corneal abrasion

b)

Hyphema

c)

Retinal detachment

d)

Open globe injury

10.

A 12 year old boy presnets with a ruptured globe after being stuck by a baseball.The most important initial step in management is

a)

Immediate surgical repair of rupture

b)

Topical antibiotic ointment application

c)

Protecting eye with a shield and assessing other injuries

d)

Start systametic antibiotic

11.

Not a typical sign of penetrating eye injury

a)

Shallow anterior chamber

b)

Decreased visual acuity

c)

IOFB

d)

Corneal opacity

12.

Which is not a feature of ruptured globe

a)

Flat anterior chamber

b)

Extrusion of intraocular content

c)

Fxed and dilated pupil

d)

Increased IOP

13.

A 23 year old Indian man comes to emergency departments with full chamber hyphema.What is not recommended?

a)

Start Prednisolone eye drops

b)

Advise head elevation

c)

Start carbonic anhydrase inhibitor eye drops

d)

Dilate pupil with cyclopentolate eye drop

14.

Terson syndrome is retinal hemorrhages along with -

a)

Peptic ulcer disease

b)

Sub arachnoid haemorrhage

c)

Heart block first degree

d)

Orbital floor fracture

15.

Splashed tomato appearance is a classical feature of ?

a)

CRAO

b)

CRVO

c)

Cavernous sinus thrombosis

d)

Medial wall fracture of orbit