SQUINT MCQ 5
1. The near point at which eyes can maintain binocular fixation is called
A. Near point of convergence
B. Near point of accomodatio
C. Near point of fixation
D. Near point of fusion
E. None of above
A
2. The nearest point at which eyes can maintain clear focus is called
A. Near point of convergence
B. Near point of accomodation
C. Near point of fixation
D. Near point of fusion
E. None of above
B
3. The hess test is done in case of
A. Comitant strabismus
B. Incomitant strabismus
C. Essential infantile esotropia
D. Accommodative esotropia
E. None of above
B
4. The updrift of eye undercover without movement of other eye is called
A. Dissociated vertical deviation
B. Latent nystagmus
C. Heterophoria
D. Heterotropia
E. Orthotropia
A
5. What does not follow herrings law
A. Duanes syndrome
B. DVD
C. Down syndrome
D. Marphan syndrome
E. Latent nystagmus
B
6. What does not follow shrington law
A. Duanes syndrome
B. DVD
C. Down syndrome
D. Marphan syndrome
E. Latent nystagmus
A
7. The refractive error in early onset esotropia is usually
A. 1 to 2 diopters
B. 3 to 4 diopters
C. 4 to 5 diopters
D. 6 to 7 diopters
E. 7 to 8 diopters
A
8. The process by which eye focuses on near target by altering the curvature of the lens is called
A. Convergence
B. Conversion
C. Accommodation
D. Near focusing
E. Near triad
C
9. High AC/A ratio due to increased accommodative convergence with normal near point of accommodation is referred as
A. Convergence excess
B. Hypoaccomdative convergence excess
C. Convergence weakness
D. Convergence insufficiency
E. Divergence weakgness
A
10. High AC/A ratio due to decreased accommodation with remort near point of accommodation
A. Convergence excess
B. Hypoaccomdative convergence excess
C. Convergence weakness
D. Convergence insufficiency
E. Divergence weakgness
B