MCQ Series 52 : optometry and Ophthalmogy MCQ test series
1. Total hypermetropia is
3. In which colour ranges do the three pigments in the retina have their major sensitivities?
6. Colour vision deficiency associated with Optic neuritis
9. Red-green colour vision deficiency affect
1. Total hypermetropia is
A. Facultative + absolute
B. Manifest + Latent
C. Manifest + absolute
D. Absolute + latent
2. Retinal cells responsible for colour vision
A. Cones
B. Rods
C. Ganglion cells
D. Bipolar cells
3. In which colour ranges do the three pigments in the retina have their major sensitivities?
A. green, red and blue.
B. red, blue and yellow.
C. green, yellow and red.
D. green, yellow and blue.
4. Hardy-Rand-Rittler plates (HRR) are used for evaluation of
A. Colour vision
B. Contrast sensitivity
C. Diplopia
D. Visualisation of Angle of AC
5. Nagel’s anomaloscope is used for evaluation of
A. Colour vision
B. Contrast sensitivity
C. Diplopia
D. Visualisation of Angle of AC
6. Colour vision deficiency associated with Optic neuritis
A. Red-green deficiency
B. Blue-yellow deficiency
C. Blue cone monochromatism
D. None
7. Rod monochromatism is characterized by:
A. Total colour blindness
B. Day blindness
C. Nystagmus
D. All
8. Treatment option for congenital colour blindness
A. Tinted glasses
B. Tinted contact lens
C. Both
D. None
9. Red-green colour vision deficiency affect
A. Females more
B. Males more
C. Equal
D. Children more
10. Most common colour vision deficiency
A. Red-green
B. Blue-yellow
C. Blue-green
D. Total colour blindness
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