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Orthoptics 6th Semester

This document contains 26 multiple choice questions related to ophthalmology. The questions cover topics like the uses of botulinum toxin A, principles of prism use, eye muscle functions, types of amblyopia and their causes, phoria assessment techniques like RAF rule, and characteristics of various eye alignment conditions like esophoria, exophoria, and convergence insufficiency.

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Orthoptics 6th Semester

This document contains 26 multiple choice questions related to ophthalmology. The questions cover topics like the uses of botulinum toxin A, principles of prism use, eye muscle functions, types of amblyopia and their causes, phoria assessment techniques like RAF rule, and characteristics of various eye alignment conditions like esophoria, exophoria, and convergence insufficiency.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (MCQs)

Q. No. 1 1
Botulinum toxin A is used to;

a. Obtain BSV
b. Cosmetic purpose
c. Both A and B
d. None of these

Q. No. 2 1
For small degree of deviation prisms are used less than

a. 20 D
b. 30 D
c. 25 D
d. 24 D

Q. No. 3 1
Two muscles move eye in same direction are

a. agonist
b. antagonist
c. synergist
d. Yolk muscle
Q. No. 4 1
Stereopsis must be assess in

a. esophoria
b. cyclophoria
c. exophoria
d. all of the above

Q. No. 5 1
Ametropic amblyopia is due to

a.High refractive error


b.Squint
c.Astigmatism
d.Ptosis

Q. No. 6 1
Meridional amblyopia is due to

a. High refractive error


b. Squint
c. Astigmatism
d. Ptosis

Q. No. 7 1
Light deprivation can occur due to

a. High refractive error


b. Squint
c. Astigmatism
d. Ptosis

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Q. No. 8 1
In RAF rule The target slider should move towards the patient

a. Rapidly and briskly


b. Slowly and gradually
c. 2 to 3 cm per second
d. None of above
Q. No. 9 1
Strabismus amblyopia is due to

a. High refractive error


b. Squint
c. Astigmatism
d. Ptosis

Q. No. 10 1
Angle of deviation differ in different position is

a. Cyclophoria
b. Alternate hypophoria
c. Alternate hyperphoria
d. Incomitanat heterophoria

Q. No. 11 1
In convergence excess, esophoria is greater on

a. Near fixation
b. Distance fixation
c. All distance
d. Both A and B

Q. No. 12 1
The undercorrection of myopia will cause

a. Esotropia
b. Exotropia
c. Exophoria
d. Esophoria

Q. No. 13 1
At initial stages the phoria is;

a. Symptomatic
b. Asymptomatic
c. Both A and B
d. None of the above

Q. No. 14 1
Extortion, elevation, abduction are functions of;

a. SR
b. SO
c. IO
d. IR

Q. No. 15 1
LR move the eyeball in;

a. Adduction
b. Abduction
c. Elevation
d. Depression

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Q. No. 16 1
RAF rule stands for;

a. Royal air force rule


b. Royal air fort rule
c. Royal ais force rule
d. Rebel air force rule

Q. No. 17 1
From the posterior pole towards center of the cornea is called

a. Anatomical axis
b. Visual axis
c. Orbital axis
d. Anatomical axis

Q. No. 18 1
Phoria is;

a. Manifest
b. Latent
c. Both
d. None of above
Q. No. 19 1
Convergence insuffiency can be rule out accurately with

a. RAF rule
b. A pen push up method
c. With cover test
d. None is correct
Q. No. 20 1
Amplitude of accommodation can be rule out with

a. RAF rule
b. A pen push up method
c. With cover test
d. With auto refractor

Q. No. 21 1
If a person target at distance clear object and near object is blurred, this is
___________ diplopia

a. Crossed
b. Un crossed
c. Both
d. None of above

Q. No. 22 1
The point where dot on line will get single again is called

a. Break point
b. Recovery point
c. Near point
d. Far point
Q. No. 23 1
The standard target for the Near point of convergence is

a. Dot on the line


b. Reduced Near chart
c. Reduced snellen chart
d. GPO Telephone directory

Q. No. 24 1
With the passage of time normal person will also become

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a. cyclophoric
b. hyperphoric
c. exophoric
d. none of the above

Q. No. 25 1
In exophthalmos patient may have

a. hyperphoria
b. hypophoria
c. cyclophoria
d. exophoria

Q. No. 26 1
Oblique astigmatism involve in

a. esophoria
b. cyclophoria
c. hyperphoria
d. hypophoria

Q. No. 27 1
Esophoria may be caused by

a. Divergence weakness
b. divergence excess
c. convergence weakness
d. none of the above

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Q 1
. Ocular symptoms will______ by occlusion during reading for at least 1 hour.
N
o a. Improve
. b. Not improve
2 c. Not change
8 d. None of above

Q 1
. Convergence excess is always greater on near fixation in
N
o a. Exophoria
. b. Hyperphoria
2 c. Hypophoria
9 d. Esophoria

Q 1
. During Esophoria, divergence weakness is ________ on distance fixation
N
o a. Same
. b. Smaller
3 c. Greater
0 d. None

Q 1
. Prisms are ____________ in commitant deviation
N
o a. Usually Preferred
. b. Usually Avoided
3 c. Some times preferred and some times not
1 d. None of above

Q 1
. Phoria which can’t be managed with fusional reserves is called
N
o a. De-compensated
. b. Compensated
3 c. Both
2 d. None

Q 1
. During Esophoria, divergence weakness is ________ on distance fixation
N
o a. Same
. b. Smaller
3 c. Greater
3 d. None

Q 1
. Which of the following refractive error is most likely to develop amblyopia?
N
o a. Simple hyperopic astigmatism
. b. Compound hyperopic astigmatism
3 c. Mixed astigmatism
4 d. Compound myopic astigmatism

Q 1
. Deviation at far ------- in divergence weakness in case of esophoria.
N
o a. Increase
. b. Decrease
3 c. Remain same
5 d. vary with the passage of time

Q 1
. Latent tendency of the eye ball to deviate is called
N
o a. Strabismus
. b. Heterophoria
3 c. Heterotropia
6 d. Orthophoria

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Q 1
. Atropin is an example of
N
o a. Cycloplegics
. b. Mydriatics
3 c. Both a and b
7 d. Beta blokers

Q 1
. In hirschberg test when light reflex falls on pupillary margin amount of deviation is
N
o a. 15 degree
. b. 10 degree
3 c. 25 degree
8 d. 45 degree

Q 1
. Paresis of inferior oblique muscle will give rise to
N
o a. Face turn
. b. Chin elevation
3 c. Head tilt
9 d. All of the above

Q 1
. Central scotoma and periphral fusion is a cherecteristic feature of
N a. Esotropia
o b. Hypertropia
. c. Microtropia
4 d. Esophoria
0

Q 1
. Optical penalization is a treatment option of
N a. Amblyopia
o b. Exophoria
. c. Esotropia
4 d. Convegence insufficiency
1
Q 1
. If worth 4 dot test is done in a ptient with squint and patient see 4 dots ( 2 green, 1 red and
N1 amber) the probable diagnosis is;
o
. a. Amblyooia
4 b. Dissociated vertical deviation
2 c. Harmonious ARC
d. None of the above
Q 1
. In which test red green googles are not used?
N
o a. Hess test
. b. Worth 4 dot test
4 c. Diplopia charting test
3 d. Duochrome test

Q 1
. Uncover test is done to evaluate
N
o a. Exophoria
. b. Exotropia
4 c. Hypertropia
4 d. All of the above
1
Q For prism cover test in Convergent squint apex of the prism is directed:-
.
N a. Medially
o b. Laterally
. c. Up
4 d. Down
5
QFixation of visual reflex is accomplished by;
. a. 6 months
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N b. 1 year
o c. 2 year
. d. 3 year
4
6
QThe following are grades of BSV except;
. a. Simultaneous perception
N b. Fusion
o c. Retinal correspondence
. d. stereopsis
4
7
QAll of the following are associated with squint except;
. a. Diplopia
N b. Stereopsis
o c. Confusion
. d. Deviation
4
8
QAll are used for macular function test except;
. a. Maddox rod test
N b. Two point discrimination test
o c. Electro retinogram
. d. Laser inferometry
4
9
QUncrossed diplopia is seen in:
. a. Exotropia
N b. Exophoria
o c. Esophoria
. d. Exotropia
5
0
QWhich one of the following is not a cause of binocular diplopia?
. a. Concomitant squint
N b. 3rd nerve palsy
o c. INO
. d. Orbital floor fracture
5
1
QIn paralytic squint false projection is:
. a. Absent
N b. Negative
o c. Positive
. d. Hidden
5
2
QPrimary action of the inferior rectus is:
. a. Adduction
N b. Abduction
o c. Infraduction(depression)
. d. Supraduction
5
3
QSecondary action of the inferior rectus is:
. a. Intorsion
N b. Extorsion
o c. Adduction
. d. Abduction
5
4
QSynergist muscle of inferior rectus is
. a. Superior rectus
N b. Superior oblique
o c. Inferior oblique
. d. Lateral rectus
5
5
QThe contralateral antagonist of the right lateral rectus is:
. a. Rt medial rectus
N b. Lt medial rectus
o c. Lt lateral rectus

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. d. None
5
6
QUpward movement of the eye is caused by:
. a. Superior rectus
N b. Inferior rectus
o c. Both A and B
. d. Only B
5
7
Q………….. is also known as infraduction.
. a. Depression
N b. Intorsion
o c. Adduction
. d. Abduction
5
8
QBielschowsky’s head tilt test is used to diagnose paralysis of:
. a. Medial rectus
N b. Superior oblique
o c. Lateral rectus
. d. Inferior oblique
5
9
QIn patient with abnormal retinal correspondence during worth 4 dot test the patient see
.………………….. dots
N a. 4
o b. 5
. c. 3 and 2
6 d. 6
0
QMovement caused by superior oblique muscle is;
. a. Depression
N b. Intorsion
o c. Lateral rotation
. d. All of the above
6
1
QNerve supply of lateral rectus muscle is………. Nerve;
. a. 3rd
N b. 4th
O c. 6th
. d. 7th
6
2
QEsophoria is a type of:
. a. Apparent squint
N b. Latent squint
O c. Manifest squint
. d. Paralytic squint
6
3
QGrade 2 binacular single vision stands for;
. a. Abnormal retinal correspondence
N b. Simultaneous perception
O c. Stereopsis
. d. Fusion
6
4
QThere are ………….. cardinal positions of gaze;
. a. 9
N b. 6
O c. 4
. d. 8
6
5
QFunction of suoerior oblique are the following except;
. a. Intorsion
N b. Abduction
O c. Elevation
. d. Depression
6

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6
QLateral rectus palsy is characterized by ;
. a. Crossed diplopia
N b. Uncrossed diplopia
O c. Suppression of eyeball
. d. Upward rotated eyeball
6
7
QIn worth 4 dot test the patient has diplopia if he sees ;
. a. Only two red lights
N b. Only 2 green lights
O c. Green and red lights alternatively
. d. Two red and 3 green lights
6
8
QExophoria is common in ;
. a. Myopia
N b. Hypermetropia
O c. Presbyopia
. d. Astigmatism
6
9
QWhich of the following muscle insert farthest from limbus;
. a. Superior rectus
N b. Inferior rectus
O c. Superior oblique
. d. Inferior oblique
7
0
QThe 3rd nerve supplies all muscles except;
. a. Inferior oblique
N b. Inferior rectus
O c. Superior oblique
. d. Superior rectus
7
1
QThe only extraocular movement that does not arises from the apex of the orbit is;
. a. Superior rectus
N b. Superior oblique
O c. Inferior oblique
. d. Inferior rectus
7
2
QThe 3rd cranial nerve innervates all of the following except
. a. Superior oblique muscle
N b. Levater palpebrae muscle
O c. Inferior oblique muscle
. d. Medial rectus muscle
7
3
QAll are the causes of Uniocular diplopia except;
. a. Sublaxated lens
N b. Paralytic squint
O c. Incipient cataract
. d. keretoconus
7
4
QAccamudative squint is correted by all except;
. a. orthoptic exercise
N b. spectacles
O c. contact lens
. d. surgery
7
5
QIn grades of BSV grade 2 is;
. a. fusion
N b. stereopsis
O c. simultaneous retinal correspondence
. d. convergence
7
6
QThe tendons of all EOMs are attached to;

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. a. choroid
N b. sclera
O c. conjunctiva
. d. limbus
7
7
QFollowing are the features of paralytic squint except;
. a. AHP
N b. Amblyopia
O c. Diplopia
. d. Restricted eye movement
7
8
QCrossed diplopia is associated with
. a. Eso deviation
N b. Exodeviation
O c. Cyclodeviation
. d. All
7
9
QThird nerve palsy is associated with
. a. Crossed diplopia
N b. Uncrossed diplopia
O c. Uniocular diplopia
. d. Amblyopia
8
0
QOculomotor nerve palsy features include all except
. a. Facial weakness
N b. Divergent squint
O c. Dilated fixed pupil
. d. Absence of accamudation
8
1
QSuperior oblique muscle is supplied by the;
. a. Optic nerve
N b. 3rd cranial nerve
O c. Fourth cranial nerve
. d. Sixth cranial nerve
8
2
QFunction of the superior oblique muscle are the following except;
. a. Intorsion
N b. Abduction
O c. Elevation
. d. Depression
8
3
QLateral rectus palsy is cherecterized by
. a. Crossed diplopia
N b. Uncrossed diplopia
O c. Suppression of eye ball
. d. Upward rotated eye ball
8
4
QPatient is not able to look downward which ocular muscle is affected;
. a. Superior oblique
N b. Inferior oblique
O c. Superior rectus
. d. Inferior rectus
8
5
QNormal range of convergence is;
. a. 5-10 PD
N b. 15-25 PD
O c. 30-40 PD
. d. 50-60 PD
8
6
QOculomotor nerve palsy affects all the following except;
. a. Superior rectus
N b. Lateral rectus

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O c. Inferior oblique
. d. Inferior rectus
8
7
QAngle of squint is measured by;
. a. Gonioscopy
N b. Prism
O c. Retinoscopy
. d. Keratometry
8
8
QVergence is;
. a. Conjugate movement
N b. Disjugate movement
O c. Uniocular movement
. d. None
8
9
QWhich of the following is not a feature of concomitant squint;
. a. Normal ocular movements
N b. Diplopia
O c. Normal head posture
. d. None
9
0
QLatent strabismus is called;
. a. Tropia
N b. Phoria
O c. Pseudoesotropia
. d. Pseudoexotropia
9
1
QLight deprivation can occur due to
. a. High refractive error
N
O
b. Squint
. c. Astigmatism
9 d. Ptosis
2
QThe standard target for the Near point of accommodation is
. a. Dot on the line
N
O
b. Reduced Near chart
. c. Reduced snellen chart
9 d. GPO Telephone directory
3
QIn muscle sequelae primary under action of one muscle causes under action
.of its
N
O
a. Contra lateral synergist
. b. Ipsilateral antagonist
9 c. Contra lateral antagonist
4 d. Yoke muscle
Q The yoke muscle of SR of Right eye
N a. SR of left eye
O
.
b. IO of left eye
9 c. SO of left eye
5 d. IR of left eye
QElevation, Intorsion and adduction
. a. SR
N
O
b. SO
. c. IO
9 d. MR
6
QJust abduction
. a. LR
N
O
b. MR
. c. IR
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9 d. SR
7
QJust Adduction
. a. MR
N
O
b. IR
. c. SR
9 d. LR
8
QMonocular movements are
. a. Ductions
N
O
b. Versions
. c. Vergence
9 d. None of above
9
QThe muscle which is innervated by the 3rd nerve
. a. MR
N
O
b. IR
. c. SR
1 d. All of above
0
0
QAxis passes from the fovea and through the nodal point and intersect at
.fixationpoint is called
N
O
a. Anatomical axis
. b. Visual axis
1 c. Orbital axis
0 d. All of above
1
QBinocular, simultaneous and conjugate movement
. a. Ductions
N
O
b. Versions
. c. Vergence
1 d. Saccades
0
2
QDextroversion means
. a. Right gays
N
O
b. Left gaze
. c. Up gaze
1 d. Down gaze
0
3
QLaevoversion means
. a. Right gays
N
O
b. Left gaze
. c. Up gaze
1 d. Down gaze
0
4
QFrom the posterior pole towards center of the cornea is called
. a. Anatomical axis
N
O
b. Visual axis
. c. Orbital axis
1 d. Anatomical axis
0
5
QAngle subtended by visual and anatomical axis
. a. Angle kappa
N
O
b. Angle of least confusion
. c. Angle of least diffusion
1 d. Listing angle
0
6
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QThe tendinous ring is formed in surrounding of the
. a. Superior orbital fissure
N
O
b. Inferior orbital fissure
. c. Optic foramen
1 d. Cribriform plate
0
7
QThe origin of the SO muscle is from ________________ periostium of the
.optic foramen
N
O
a. Superior
. b. Medial
1 c. Superior and medial
0 d. Superior and lateral
8
QIntorsion, depression and abduction are functions of
. a. SO
N
O
b. IO
. c. SR
1 d. IR
0
9
QThe point where dot on line will get double is called
. a. Break point
N
O
b. Recovery point
. c. Near point
1 d. Far point
1
0
QConvergence insuffiency can be rule out accurately with
. a. RAF rule
N
O
b. A pen push up method
. c. With cover test
1 d. None is correct
1
1
QIpsilatertal antagonist of right MR is
. a. Left LR
N
O
b. Right LR
. c. Left MR
1 d. None of above
1
2
QThe contra lateral antagonist of Right MR
. a. Right LR
N
O
b. Left MR
. c. Left LR
1 d. None of above
1
3
QThe normal range of NPC is
. a. 5 cm
N
O
b. 8 cm
. c. 10 cm
1 d. 12 cm
1
4

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