MCQ Series 29 : optometry and Ophthalmogy MCQ test series
1.Hypoflourescence is seen in all except
3. In FFA, usually the dye is injected into
6. True regarding diabetic retinopathy
1.Hypoflourescence is seen in all except
A. Block flourescence
B. Leakage of dye
C. Blocked retinal or choroidal circulation
D. Loss of vascular tissue
2. Average Arm-to-Retina circulation time
A. 5-9 sec
B. 10-15 sec
C. 5-8 min
D. 10-15 min
3. In FFA, usually the dye is injected into
A. Popliteal vein
B. Anticubital vein
C. Subclavian vein
D. Femoral vein
4. FFA sign seen in Cystoid macular oedema
A. Ink blot pattern
B. Smoke stack pattern
C. Flower petal appearance
D. Hyperflourescence
5. FFA sign seen in Central serous chorioretinopathy
A. Ink blot pattern
B. Smoke stack pattern
C. Flower petal appearance
D. A&B
6. True regarding diabetic retinopathy
A. Always associated with hypertension
B. Always associated with glaucoma
C. Incidence increases with duration of disease
D. Seen only in uncontrolled diabetes
7. In diabetic retinopathy screening in type2 DM patient, first
fundus examination be done
A. At the time of diagnosis
B. After 2 months
C. After 1 year
D. After 5 years
8. In DR screening in type1 DM patient, first fundus examination should be done
A. At the time of diagnosis
B. After 2 months
C. After 1 year
D. After 5 years
9. Hard exudates are made up of
9. Hard exudates are made up of
A. Neovasularization
B. Lipoproteins
C. Glycoproteins
D. Mucopolysaccharides
10. Earliest and most pathogenic sign appear in diabetic retinopathy is
A. Hard exudates
B. Soft exudates
C. Microaneurysm
D. Dot haemorrhages
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