CONJ MCQ 1

1.  50-year old male presented with bilateral, yellow-white elevated mass at limbus

a.  Bowen disease

b.     Pingeucula

c.   Pterygium

d.  Vit A deficiency

e.  Age related changes

2.    Exicision for pinguecula is indicated for

a.    Cosmetic reaon

b.  Obsecures vision

c.   Scleral thinning

d.  Corneal perforation

e.  Non of above

3.  A 40 year old male presented with wing-shaped growth of conjunctiva and fibrovascular tissue on the superficial cornea. The likely diagnosis is

a.  Pinguecula

b.    Pterygium

c.   Bown disease

d.  Vit A deficiency

e.  Limbal dermoid

4.   Pinguecula and pterygium are strongly co related with

a.  Infrared ray

b.    Ultraviolet rays

c.   X – rays

d.  Visible light

e.  Violet rays

1.  The predominant site of pterygium is

a.  Temporal limbus

b.    Nasal limbus

c.   Superior limbus

d.  Inferior limbus

e.  All of above

6.  A pigmented iron line may be seen at the central anterior edge of the pterygium on the cornea is called

a.  Hudsen stahli line

b.  Fleischer's ring

c.    Stocker line

d.  Ferry line

e.  Non of above

7.    A 70 year old male presented with small, yellow-white dots found in the palpebral conjunctiva with history of chronic conjunctivitis

a.  Conjunctival inclusion cyst

b.    Concretion

c.   Trantas dot

d.  Herbats dot

e.  Pinguecula 

8.  Conjunctiva starts at

a.  In front of grey line

b.  Posterior to grey line

c.   Posterior to eye lashes

d.    Mucocutaneous junction of lid margin

e.  In front of Meibomian glands

9.  The stem cells are located at

a.  Corneal epithelium

b.     Limbus

c.   Corneal stroma

d.  Bowman layer

e.  Corneal endothelium

10.  The Gonococcal infection of conjunctiva is characterized by

a.  Watery discharge

b.  Mucoid discharge

c.    Mucopurulent discharge

d.  Moderately purulent discharge

e.  Severe purulent discharge