LENS MCQ 3

1.       Blunt trauma result in

a.     Vossius ring

b.       Glaucomflaken

c.       Nuclear cataract

d.       Posterior subcapsular cataract

e.       Posterior subcapsular cataract

2.       Nuclear sclerotic cataract is caused with

a.       Glaucoma surgery

b.     Parsplana vitrectomy

c.       DCR

d.       Keratoplasty

e.       RD surgery with external tamponade

3.       Typical associated of diabetes is

a.       Nuclear cataract

b.     Snow flake cataract

c.       Cortical cataract

d.       Anterior subcapsular cataract

e.       Posterior subcapsular cataract

4.       Typical association of steroids is

a.       Nuclear cataract

b.       Snow flake cataract

c.       Cortical cataract

d.       Anterior subcapsular cataract

e.       Posterior subcapsular cataract

5.       Glactosemia is associated with

a.       Nuclear cataract

b.       Oil droplet cataract

c.       Cortical cataract

d.       Anterior subcapsular cataract

e.       Posterior subcapsular cataract

6.       Sunflower cataract is associated with

a.     Wilson disease

b.       Glactosemia

c.       Diabetes

d.       Steroids

e.       Uveitis

7.       Problems of pseudoexfoliation syndrome include except

a.       atrophy of the iris at the pupillary margin,

b.       deposition of pigment on the anterior surface of the iris,

c.       poorly dilating pupil,

d.       increased pigmentation of the trabecular meshwork,

                                 e.       closed angle glaucoma 

8.       atopic dermatitis is associated with

a.       posterior subcapsular opacities

b.     anterior subcapsular opacities

c.       nuclear cataract

d.       cortical cataract

e.       Christmas tree cataract

9.       Which characteristic differentiate phacoantigenic(phacoanaphylactic) from phacolytic glaucoma

a.       Cells

b.       Flare

c.     KPs

d.       Pain

e.       Redness

10.       Retention of lens cortex  after cataract surgery result in

a.       Phacoantigenic glaucoma

b.       Phacolytic glaucoma

c.     Lens particle glaucoma

d.       Phacomorphic glaucoma

e.       Phacoanaphylactic glaucoama