LIDS

LID ANATOMY

2.which structure in body contains not fat

3. Which is not a layer of lid

4. How many tarsal glands are present in upper lid

5. The tarsal gland are more numerous in

6.The conjunctiva starts at

7. The normal eye lashes are directed

8. Levator palpebrae superioris originate from 

9. Relationship of LPS to orbicularis oculi is

10. The height of upper tarsus is

11. Tarsus glands are

12. The incorrect statement regarding Müller’s muscle is:

13. The distance of angular vein from medial canthus is

14. The nerve supply to the outer part of eyelid and conjunctiva is by:

15. Which is not eyelid structure

16 .Eye lid skin is unique in body because

17. Eye lid crease is formed by;

18. Contraction of which muscle narrows palpebral fissure;

19. What is nerve supply of orbicularis

20. Which structure is involved in involuntary blinking

21. Grey line is formed by which muscle

22. orbital septum arises from

23.  thining of septum and laxity of orbicularis result in

24. orbital fat lies

25. retractors of eye lid are except

26. how long is muscular portion of levator

27. Which is epithelium of conjunctiva

28. On eye lid margin mucocutaneous junction is located

29. True statement regarding the Muller’s muscle is:



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STYE/CHALAZION AND OTHER CYSTS





1.Stye is a 

2. Chalazion is a

3. The causative organism in stye is

4. The chalazion is a

5.Chronic lipogranulomatous inflammation of lids called

6.Which is not a Treatment of chalazion

7. Acute infection involving sebaceous secretion in gland of zeis

8. Chalazion is a chronic inflammatory granuloma of:

9. Complication of chalazion are all except

10. diagnosis of recurrent chalazion is


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LASH DISORDER

1.By trauma or chronic irritation, a lash follicle may develop from a meibomian gland

2. an extra row of lashes arising from the meibomian orifices may be present from birth

3. Trichiasis is commonly treated by

4. Treatment of lice infection of lid by Phthiriasis palpebrarum is


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CONGENITAL ANOMALIES

1.       Which is not a feature of blephrophimosis syndrome

2. Feature of epicanthus inversis is

3. Surgery for blephrophimosis include following procedures except

4. Fusion of eye lids with web of skin is called

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VASCULAR DISORDERS





1.Which is an Indications of treatment in capillary hemangioma

2. sharply demarcated soft pink patch that does not blanch with pressure, most frequently located on the face.

3. Most important ocular feature of sturge weber syndrome is

4. Rapidly growing vascularized proliferation of granulation tissue that is usually antedated by surgery, trauma or infection

5.  sharply demarcated soft pink patch that blanches with pressure, most frequently located on the face.

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LID ALLERGIES





1.Causes of eye lid edema include all except

2. Contact dermatitis of lid is

3. Sudden onset of bilateral boggy bilateral edema caused by exposure to pollen or insect bite

4. recurrent episodes of painless, non-pitting edema of both upper lids which usually  resolves spontaneously after a few days

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LID TUMORS



1.Most common precancerous skin lesion is

2.Actinic keratosis result in which type of disease

3.Bowen disease refers to

4. A  dome-shaped nodule with a central keratin-filled crater and elevated rolled margins is

5. which is most common eyelid malignancy

6. Most common location of basal cell CA

7. Which is not a risk factor for basal cell CA

8. Most common clinical appearance of basal cell CA

9. Peripheral palisading is seen in which type of lesion

10. Which type of method is spare maximum normal tissue

11. Which tumor metastise more

12. Sebaceous gland carcinoma is common in

13. Which carcinoma is common in AIDS patients

14. which tumor is associated with preauricular lymph node swelling

15. Single or multiple pale waxy umblicated nodule at lid margin is due to

16. False statement about eyelid lesions is:

17. Treatment of moderate sized lid defects is

18.  What is complication of irradiation to medial canthal area


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PTOSIS /ECTROPION/ ENTROPION/BLEPHROSPASM





1. What is most common type of ectropion

2. Which is not a mechanism of entropion

3. What is surgery of choice in patient with 2mm ptosis with good levator function

4. Poor Levator function is

5. What is most common complication of ptosis surgery

6.Most common cause of eyelid retraction is

7. What is cause of paralytic ectropion

8. Cause of benign essential blephrospasm is

9. What is treatment of choice for BEB

10. Cause of hemifacial spasm

11. Most common type of Ptosis is

12. Congenital ptosis differentiated from acquired ptosis by all features except

13. Bells phenomenon is

14. Complication of  weak Bell’s phenomenon following ptosis surgery is

15. Severe congenital ptosis with no levator function can be treated by:

16. Causes of neurogenic ptosis includes all except:

17.Weis procedure is used to treat

18. The ptosis associated with Marcus Gunn syndrome is because of aberrant connection between levator muscle and which cranial nerve?

19. In Horner's syndrome ptosis is due to paralysis of:

20. All of the following are included in D/D of eyelid retraction except:

21. The anatomic changes leading to involutional ectropion are all except:

22. The following are contributory factors in senile (involution) Entropion EXCEPT: 

23.  Causes of pseudoptosis are all except

24.  Aponeurotic ptosis is due  to

25.  Marginal reflex distance is

26. Lid crease is the 

27. Permanent treatment of paralytic ectropion is

28. The lagophthalmos is caused by paralysis of

29. Ptosis and mydriasis is seen in

30. ptosis and miosis is seen in

31. The lagophthalmos is

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BLEPHARITIS/MADAROSIS/POLIOSIS 



1.Feature of staphylococcal Blepharitis include all except

2. Feature of seborrheic blepharitis is

3. Commonest cause of madarosis is

4. Poliosis is


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