UVEITIS

1.       All of the following are part of uvea except:

a.       Pars plicata

b.       Pars plana

c.       Choroid

d.     Schwalbe’s line

e.       Ciliary body

2.       One of the earliest features of anterior uveitis includes:

a.       Keratic precipitates

b.       Hypopyon

c.       Posterior synechiae

d.     Aqueous flare

e.       Aqueous cells

3.       In anterior uveitis the pupil is generally:

a.       of normal size

b.     Constricted

c.        Dilated

d.       Normal shape

e.       None of above

4.       Koeppe’s nodules are found in:

a.       Cornea

b.       Sclera

c.        Iris

d.       Conjunctiva

e.       Episclera

5.       Secondary glaucoma due to acute attack of iridocyclitis can be managed by the following except;

a.       Corticosteroids

b.       Beta-blockers

c.       Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

d.     Miotics

6.       The differential diagnosis of acute iridocyclitis includes the following conditions except:

a.        Corneal ulcer

b.     Open angle glaucoma

c.       Acute conjunctivitis

d.     Angle closure glaucoma

                                 e.     None of above 

7.       Of the following which is the shortest acting mydriatic:

a.       Tropicamide

b.       Homatropine

c.       Cyclopentolate

d.       Atropine

e.       Phenyleffrin

8.       Uveitis is characterized by all except:

a.     Mucopurulent discharge

b.       Small pupils

c.       Moderate pain

d.        Marked tenderness

9.       Features of iritis include all of the following, except:

a.       Small pupil

b.     Normal pupillary reaction

c.       Ciliary congestion

d.       Aqueous flare

e.       Loss of iris pattern

10.       All of the following statements about the treatment of acute anterior uveitis are true except:

a.       Mydriasis is important

b.     Steroids should be avoided

c.       It is usually not necessary to admit the patient to the hospital

d.       Investigations for systemic disease are often negative

e.       Pupil constriction occur