Opthal 90-180

1. Dry eye syndrome is treated with eyedrops based of

Artificial tears

Cortisone

Miotics

Antibiotics

Vasoconstrictors

2. Pterygium is

A comjunctival neoformation that invades the cornea

Eyelid neoformation

A particular form of conjunctivitis

Tumor of the iris

Inflammation of the ciliary body

3. Elevated intraocular pressure and is a typical symptom of

Glaucoma

Retinal Detachment

Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy

Nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy

Hyperopic astigmatism comprising

4. Diplopia is

Double vision of images

A refractive difference between the eyes

Sudden decrease in vision

Bilateral amblyopia

The typical clothing of a patient with a cataract

5. What do you use to evaluate macular edema with neovascularization before surgery

OCT

ICG

RRT

Option 4

6. Ptosis is

A lowering of the upper eyelid

A dilation of the pupil

A reduction of ocular tone

A constriction of the pupil

A tumor of the eyelids

7. Entropion is

Introverted eyelid margin

A newly formed eyelid

An infection of the cornea

Eversion of the eyelid margin

Excessive lacrimation

8. Ectropion is

Eversion of the eyelid margin

Introverted eyelid margin

Tumor of the eyelid

An inflammation of the iris

An inflammation of the lacrimal sac

9. Seclusion of pupil is:

360° irido-lenticular synechiae

Mature cataract

Benign neoformation of conjunctiva

Sign of dacryocystitis

10. Retinoblastoma is a

Malignant retinal tumor

Benign retinal tumor

Benign Choroidal tumor

Malignant Choroidal tumor

Malignant ciliary body tumor

11. Miosis means

The pupillary constriction

Pupillary dilation

Anomaly refractive

A benign tumor of the cornea

A tumor of the ciliary muscle

12. Stereopsis means

Binocular vision and depth perception

Binocular vision and visual acuity over 7/10

Binocular vision with good visual acuity (9/10 and above)

Monocular vision and depth perception

Monocular vision and visual acuity over 7/10

13. To "blind spot" means

The consideration perimeter of the optic disc

Opacity of the lens with headquarters (un'opacità del cristallino con sede central)

A modification of corneal curvature

An acute inflammatory process of the glands of Ziess

Corneal opacity

14. The term Aphakia means

Lack of lens

Lack of the ciliary body

Lack of the iris

Coloboma (hole in one of the structures of the eye) of the choroid

Coloboma optic nerve

15. The red eye is associated with mucous secretion serum being

Conjunctivitis

Keratitis

Optic neuritis

Acute glaucoma

Iridocicilite

16. The presence of corneal area which is colored in the test of fluorescein indicates

Corneal abrasion

Stye

Chalazion

Conjunctivitis

Keratoconus

17. Nystagmus is

A rhythmic, involuntary motion of the eye

A rhythmic, voluntary motion of the eye

A primary inflammation of the optic nerve

Acquired strabismus

Congenital Strabismus

18. The chronic glaucoma is characterized by

Damage to the optic nerve, diferri perimetric, associated or not with ocularhypertension

Ocular lesion, diferri perimeters-us, megalocornea

Slow heartbeat, projectile vomiting and papilla stasis

Reduction dell'auità visual and myopia index

Miosis, enophthalmos and ptosis

19. Usually intraocular pressure is

Between 10 and 21 mmHg

Greater than 21 mmHg

Equal to the diastolic blood pressure

Equal to the systolic blood pressure

Less than 1 mmHg

20. Macular edema can lead to:

All of the above

Metamorphopsia

Far vision reduction

Near vision reduction

Altered color perception

21. For which of these conditions do we use pilocarpine?

Acute glaucoma

Conjunctivitis

Keratitis

Iridocyclitis

Dacryocystitis

22. Feeling the presence of small foreign bodies at the conjunctival level is frequently caused by

Lacrimal hyposecretion

Choroiditis

Optic neuropathy

Diabetic retinopathy

Ptosis

23. The three mirror Goldmann lens is used for

See the back of the eye and the iridocorneal angle

Correct severe visual field defects

Evaluating the field of view

Measure intraocular pressure

Correcting high myopia

24. Mydriasis means

Pupil dilation

The constriction of the pupil

A synonym for accommodation

A synonym for ametropia

None of the above answers is correct

25. Exophthalmos and alteration of the upper eyelid are typical symptoms of which of the following diseases

Grave's ophthalmopathy

Keratopathy in badelletta

High Hyperopia

Sjögren's Syndrome

Myasthenia Gravis

26. The central retinal artery is responsible for blood flow to which of the following

Internal retinal layers

Pigmented epithelium

Choroid

Macular region

Sclera

27. Aqueous humor flows through

Meshwork sclerocorneal

Optic disc

Cornea

Ciliary body

Crystalline

28. Which of the following diseases requires periodic tests may perimetric

Glaucomo chronic simple

Traumatic cataract

Keratoconus

Retinal detachment

Vernal conjunctivitis

29. Which of the following pathologies can cause amblyopia

Congenital cataract

Retinal detachment associated to aphakia

Age related cataract

Complicated cataract

Simple chronic glaucoma

30. Which of the following regarding occlusion of the central retinal artery are TRUE

All of the above

Requires a very urgent treatment

A granular flow can be seen at the arterial vessels

The retina is pale with a typically red fovea

It is associated to a sudden loss of visual acuity

31. The presence of corneal vessels

Is always pathological

Is always physiological

Is physiological only in the first years of life

Is physiological after 70 years of age

Is rare, but present in some family trees

32. Vitreoretinic interphase is better studied with:

OCT

ICG

FAG

Ecography

UBM

33. Bifocal lenses are used for:

Ametropia and presbypopia

Astigmatism

Option 3

Option 4

34. What is the Descemet membrane?

The thin corneal layer where endohelial cells lay

A synonym of Jaloid (the mebrane that encloses the vitreous body)

The membrane that separates the retina from the choroid

The last choroidal layer

One of the retinal layers

35. Which of the following about choroidal melanoma is true

All of the above

Is most common between the ages of 40 and 60

Commonly metastasizes to the liver

Is the most common neoplasm of the uvea

Can cause retinal detachment and acute glaucoma

36. At which point do the nerve fibers that originate at the retinal ganglions converge

At the opening of the optic canal

At the choroid

At the ora serrata

At the macular region

At the level of the equatorial region

37. The marked hyperaemia of the conjunctival fornix and the whole conjunctiva is a symptoms of

Conjunctivitis

Acute glaucoma

Iridocyclitis

Choroiditis

Keratitis

38. Ophthalmometry (or keratometry) is used to

Measure the curvature of the cornea

Measure the adaptive capacity at various brightnesses

Measure the pressure of the episcleral veins

Measure the thickness of the cornea

Measure the length of the eyeball

39. Which of the following diseases require performing periodic examinations computerized visual field

Chronic glaucoma

Traumatic cataract

Retinal detachment

Allergic conjunctivitis

Keratoconus

40. For accommodative esotropia is meant

Strabismus covergente associated distrubi of accommodation

Vertical strabismus disorders associated with the accommodation

Divergent strabismus is associated with of accommodation

Stabismus paralytic

Amblyopia anisometropica

41. Most frequent cause of uveitis in children:

Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA)

Behcet’s

Sarcoidosis

SM

42. The red reflex test can reveal the presence of

Cataract

Optic atrophy

Conjunctivitis

Iridocyclitis

Astigmastiso

43. Amaurosis fugax is

A sudden and transient decrease in the vision of one eye

A slow and progressive decrease in vision

A sudden and transient increase in ocular pressure

A bilateral benign exopthalmus

A choroidal metastasis that regresses after chemotherapy

44. The main symptom of central retinal artery occlusion is:

Dramatic disappearance of visual acuity

Eye redness typically localized in the pericheratica

None of these answers are correct

Eye pain

Headache

45. Which eye drops are prescribed in the course of iridocyclitis

Cortisone and mydriatics

Artificial tears

Miotics

Antibiotics

Beta-blockers

46. Retinal fluorescein angiography is indicated in patients with

Maculopathy

A history of severe allergic reactions

Severe renal insufficiency

Pannus

Cataract total

47. Which of the following events occur allows the accommodation

Changes in the curvature of the lens

Changes in corneal curvature

Changes of curvature of the cornea in both the lens

Different degree of hydration vitreous

Different degree of hydration

48. Amblyopia is common being

Strabismus

Cataract

Algia bulbar

Glaucoma

Absence of Stereopsis

49. The eye pain is not present in the course of

Subconjunctival hemorrhage

Acute glaucoma

Iridocyclitis

Corneal ulcer

Episcleritie

50. Which pathology gives photophobia, corneal edema, an increased corneal diameter, and blepharospasm

Congenital glaucoma (Bupthalmos)

Choroidal Hemangioma

Dacriocistitis

Retinoblastoma

Congenital Cataract

51. Which of the following are typical symptoms of evolved macular degeneration

Severe reduction in central visual acuity associated with good peripheral vision

Severe reduction in visual acuity associated with hypertonia

Severe impairment of the peripheral visual field

Photophobia, lacrimation and sense of foreign body

Photophobia, metamorphopsia, micropsia, lacrimation

52. A stye is

Suppuration of the glands of Zeiss at the margin of the eyelid

Granulomatous inflammation of the Meibomian glands

Viral infection of the main lacrimal gland

Viral infection of the skin of the eyelid

Corneal abscess

53. A typical sign of granulomatous uveitis is:

Mutton fat endothelial deposits, iris nodules

Pigmentation of the irido-corneal angle

Anterior synechiae

Multiple corneal infiltrates

Small and stellate endothelial deposits

54. Retinoic fluorangiography is useful for:

Non-perfused retinoic areas

Thinning of papillary nervous fibers

Reduction of contrast sensibility

Dischromdtopsia

Ceacal central scotoma

55. The most frequent primary malignant intraocular tumor in adults is

Choroidal Melanoma

Retinoblastoma

Hemangioendothelioma

Osteoma

Hemangioblastoma

56. Which one do you like?

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

Option 4

57. Which of the following ocular abnormalities may be present in the course of Marfan syndrome

Subluxation of the lens

Scleromalacia

Keratoconus

Retinal detachment

Acute iridocyclitis

58. The subconjunctival hemorrhage is characterized by

Hemorrhagic spot between the sclera and conjunctiva

Mucous secretion

Corneal abrasion

Mucous secretion

Ectasia of conjunctival vessels

59. Which of the following symptoms are typically present in corneal ulcers

Pain

A reduction in visual acuity

Hypopion

Hyphema

Mucopurulent secretion

60. The fluorescein test can highlight

Continuity of the corneal epithelium

Corneal edema

Scleritis

Dead cells

Ocular hypertension

61. Which one causes severe visus decrease?

All of the above

Occlusions

Diabetes

Myopic maculopathy

62. In which of the following diseases is it indicated the use of cortisone eye drops

Anterior uvveitis

Herpetic ulcer

Megalocornea

Keratoconus

Amiodarone keratopathy

63. A sudden onset of phosphenes, floaters and alterations perimetric argues for

Retinal detachment

Acute glaucoma attack

Optic neuritis retrobulbar

Stargardt disease

AMD

64. In a patient with total cataract, retinal detachment is highlighted by

Ultrasound

Tonometry

Perimetry

Retinal fluorescein angiography

Esthesiometer

65. In which case is photocoagulation useful?

Perimacular proliferative retinopathy

Myopic maculopathy

Neoplasm

Option 4

66. The external style is due to

Suppurating glands of Zeis, at the base of the eyelashes

Corneal abscess

Granulomatous inflammation of the Meibomian glands

Viral infection of the lacrimal gland

Viral infection of the eyelid skin

67. A distinctive symptoms of scleritis is

Pain

Phosphenes

Ocular disturbances

Visual opacity

Diplopia

68. What is the cause of Epiphora?

All of the above

Typical symptom of obstruction

Typical symptom of ectropion

Typical symptom of dacryocystitis

Overflow of tears from the conjunctival sac to the the cheek

69. In the presence of a narrow-angle glaucoma is contraindicated instillation of eye drops:

Mydriatic

Antiviral

Steroids

Antibiotics

Miotics

70. Ametropia is

A defect of refraction

Analgesic pharmacology

The absence of the crystalline lens

Inability to accommodate

The absence of the optic disc

71. Which of the following regarding acute glaucoma is FALSE

The pupil is miotic

Ocular pressure is markedly increased

The loss of vision is very pronounced

The pain is very violent and associated to a systemic symptomatology

The anterior chamber has a marked reduction in depth

72. Which of these signs are usually absent in iridocyclitis (uveitis)

Mydriasis

Tyndall effect in the aqueous humor

Endothelial precipitations

Miosis

Iniezione pericheratica

73. Which of the following symptoms are characteristics of epidemic keratoconjunctivitis

Preauricular lymphadenopathy

Extensive corneal ulceration

Severe reduction of vision

Violent pain

Purulent discharge

74. Which of the following districts may be involved from the ocular complications of diabetes mellitus

All the answers are correct

Cornea

Crystalline

Iris

Retina

75. The pinguecula is

A yellowish nodule detected paralimbare the bulbar conjunctiva

A triangular fold of the conjunctiva with limbal basis

I nevus conjunctival

A serous cyst of the conjunctiva

A epitelioma intraepithelial conguintiva

76. In a patient with simple chronic glaucoma, the first visual field changes are

A perimetric deficit starting from the blind spot

A relative central scotoma

An absolute central scotoma

Homonymous hemianopsia

Heteronymous hemianopsia

77. Cortical blindness is

Blindness secondary to a lesion of the occipital cortex

Blindness secondary to congenital glaucoma

Blindness secondary to a cataract associated to congenital glaucoma

Blindness secondary to a posterior hyaloid pathology

Blindness secondary to a cortical cataract

78. The term uvea means

The vascular structure intermediate between the sclera and the retina

The outer part of the enclosure eye

The structure that includes the cornea and iris

The anterior chamber of the eye

The posterior chamber of the eye

79. Which of the following regarding anterior ischemic optic neuropathy are TRUE

Could be caused by Giant Cell (Horton’s) Arteritis

Most frequent in the 30s

Most frequent in the 40s

Is a benign condition, which spontaneously resolves in 1-2 weeks

Could be a symptom of a demyelinating disease

80. In a patient with simple chronic glaucoma, the first visual filed alterations are generally:

Perimetric deficit of nasal side

Relative central scotoma

Heteronymous hemianopsia

Homonymous hemianopsia

Absolute central scotoma

81. Total congenital cataract extraction surgery has to be done

As soon as possible

Before 3 years of age

Between 3 and 6 years of age

At the end of development

During puberty provided that the cataract isn't hyper mature

82. In age related macular degeneration

There is a central scotoma, associated with good peripheral vision

There is a progressive reduction of the visual field

The optic disk is atrophic

There is a central scotoma, which enlarges until complete blindness

There is both a pale optic disk, and a central scotoma

83. Which immunosuppressors are used in patients affected by uveitis

All of the above

Anti-TNFα

Azathioprine

MTX

Cyclosporine

84. The most common location of metastases of an uveal melanoma is

Liver

Lungs

Preauricular lymph nodes

Laterocervical lymph nodes

Bone

85. A complete atrophy of the optic disc follows

Complete and irreversible loss of vision

None of these answers is correct

Visual impairment with loss of color vision

Visual impairment with maintaining color vision

Full color vision deficiency

86. Which of the following classes of drugs are not used in chronic glaucoma

Antimetabolites

Miotics

Non-specific beta blockers

Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors

Selective beta blockers

87. Pericheratica injection, bulbar pain, average fixed mydriasis, headache and overtone are symptoms of

Acute glaucoma attack

Congenital cataract

Iridocyclitis

Retinal detachment

Foster-Kennedy Syndrome

88. Which of the following is in the scope of retinoscopy

Objectively evaluating a refraction defect

Evaluating the root of the eye in patients with cataract

Evaluating the visual acuity in a patient with cataract

Evaluating the depth of the anterior chamber

Objectively evaluating the axial length

89. An ocular stiff neck:

Neck torsion due to compensation of deficient ocular muscle

A spoiled attitude of the head tpical during glaucoma

One of the symtoms of the ophthalmic headache

A spoiled attitude of the head during iridocyclitis

A spoiled attitude of the head during posterior uveitis

90. What's distichiasis?

Anomalous double row of cilia producing corneal lesions

A internal turning of the eyelid causing corneal lesions

A whitening of eyelashes

Cysts that contains eyelashes in the thickness of the eyelid

Tumor of the eyelid

91. Which of the following regarding ocular melanoma are correct

It is the most frequent primary malignant ocular tumor in adults

It is the most frequent retinal tumor in adolescents

It is the most frequent malignant retinal tumor in adults

It is the most frequent eyelid tumor in adults

It is the least common tumor in adults

92. What type of massage is being nasolacrimal duct obstruction

From top to bottom, to force the obstructions

Any massage, as long associated with hot and humid wraps

No massage

Rotatory, in order to thin the purulent material

From the ground up, to remove the material in the bag

93. Pericheratica injection, bulbar pain, miosis and overtone are symptoms of

Iridocyclitis hypertensive

Acute glaucoma

Cataract Congeita

Retinal detachment

Foster-Kennedy Syndrome

94. Ocular hypertension in the course of chronic glaucoma is due mainly to

Increased resistance to aqueous humor outflow

Hypersecretion of aqueous humor

Hyperemia of uveal

Increased density of the aqueous humor

None of the answers is correct

95. Which of the following diseases is a violent ocular pain

Acute glaucoma

Conjunctivitis

Occlusion of the central retinal vein

Retinal hemorrhage

Chronic glaucoma

96. Which of the following is the most important predisposing factor for acute glaucoma

Reduced depth of the anterior chamber

Increased depth of the anterior chamber

Increased secretion of aqueous humor

Degenerative alterations to the sclerocorneal trabecula

None of the above

97. A patch of yellowish skin, often localized superior to or inferior to the internal canthus is

A xanthelasma

A pterygium

A distichiasis

A chalazion

A trichiasis

98. All of the following are oculomotor nerves except: (choose 2)

CN X

CN II

CN III

CN IV

CN VI

Submit

99. Which of the following is correct about uveal melanoma:

Echographic shape “mushroom” “champagne cork” is pathognomic

All the melanocytic choroidal lesions evolve in melanomas

Uveal melanomas not melanocitic do not exist

Uveal melanomas are always symptomatic

If the melanotic lesion of the uvea has drusen is always benign

100. In papilledema, the optic disk appears

With unclear margins

With a reduced diameter

Full

Excavated/sunken

Pale and sunken

101. Which of the following is suggestive of Fuch's cyclitis?

Ocular hypertension, cataract, iris heterochromia

Motton’s fatty endothelial precipitates

Vitreitis

Ocular Hypertone

Posterior detachment of the vitreous body

102. You can evaluate a refractive defect in a child of two years

Yes

No

Only if it is possible to evaluate visual activity

Only if it is possible to assess the corneal light reflection

Yes, but only in very selected cases

103. In which of the following conditions does the patient complain of coloured halos around light sources

Corneal edema

Nuclear cataracts

Macular edema

Tyndall Effect of the aqueous humor

Tyndall effect of the vitreous body

104. Which of the following types of cells is the mot represented in the macula:

Cones

Bipolar cells

Photoreceptors

Amacrine cells

Ganglion cells

105. The measurement of intraocular pressure (applanation tonometry) does not require:

Lens three mirror Goldmann

Surface anaesthesia

Fluorescein

Goldmann tonometer

Slit lamp

106. After performing vitrectomy, it is advised to:

Avoid excessive strain

Sleeping in supine position

Sleeping without bandage

Option 4

107. The laser treatment is not useful in the process of

None of the answers is correct

Dibetica proliferative retinopathy

Dibetica nonproliferative retinopathy with macular edema

Proliferative diabetic retinopathy with mild emovitreo

Outcomes of ischemic occulsione retinal vein

108. Epiphora is:

Sign of dacryocystitis

Benign neoformation of conjunctiva

Stenosis of lacrimal canals

Option 4

109. One constant strabismus can be considered in the normal range up to an age of

Never

1 year

3 years

3 months

6 months

110. Which of these symptoms is characteristic of posterior uveitis:

Blurring and loss of sight with mydesopsia or phosphenes and mydesopsia

Scotomas

Is always asymptomatic

Metamorphpsia

Reduction of visus

111. The most common initial symptom of retinoblastoma

Strabismus

Weight loss

Photophobia

Pain (dolor)

Foreign Body Sensation

112. The contraction of the ciliary muscle leads to

Increase of the dioptric power of the lens

Reduction of the dioptric power of the lens

Miosis

Mydriasis

113. In the presence of hemovitrous you use

Echography

OCT

UBM

FAG

ICG

114. Conjuntival squamocellular carcinoma is:

Surgically removed and eventually treated with 5-FU

Is present only in immunosuppressed patients

Is more frequent in diabetic patients

Is a fast growing and highly malignant

Does not involve the cornea

115. Anisocoria is

A different pupillary diameter between the two eyes (at least 1mm)

Different pupillary responses at indirect light stimulation

Different pupillary responses at direct light stimulation

Different dimensions of retinal images between the eyes

Different refractive errors between the eyes

116. The sudden loss of visual acuity is the main symptom of which of the following diseases

Occlusion fo the central retinal

Occlusion fo the central retinal vien

Chronic glaucoma

Acute iridocyclitis

Occlusion fo the central retinal vein

117. Which of these diseases is often associated with pars planitis (intermediate uveitis) in young females?

Multiple sclerosis

Systemic lupus erythematosus

Wegener granulomatosis

Rheumatoid arthritis

Sarcoidosis

118. Retinitis pigmentosa is characterized by:

Hemeralopia

Ocular pain

Epiphora

Central scotoma

Photophobia

119. In Italy, glaucomatous or ocular hypertensive patients are around:

1-2 milion

More than 10 million

Between 3 and 5 million

It is not possible to formulate estimates not even orientative

Around 100.000

120. The most frequent intraocular malignant tumor is

Metastases

Choroidal melanoma

Ciliary body melanoma

Iris melanoma

Retinoblastoma

121. Gerontoxon is

A storage ring of whitish material thickness corneal

Cancer corneal

Corneal ectasia

An accumulation of pigment at the level of the corneal epithelium

An accumulation of pigment at the level of the corneal endothelium

122. In simple chronic glaucoma, the symptomatology is

Almost always absent

Characterised by a slow and progressive loss of sight

Sudden, with pain and an acute reduction of visual acuity

Different depending on whether it is primary or secondary

Dominated by reddening and secretions

123. What is the most common consequence of ocular bending:

Increase of myopia

Increase of hypermetropia

Increase in the intraocular tone

Progression of cataract

Ptosis of the eyelid

Opthal 90-180

1. Dry eye syndrome is treated with eyedrops based of

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Pterygium is

3. Elevated intraocular pressure and is a typical symptom of

4. Diplopia is

5. What do you use to evaluate macular edema with neovascularization before surgery

6. Ptosis is

7. Entropion is

8. Ectropion is

9. Seclusion of pupil is:

10. Retinoblastoma is a

11. Miosis means

12. Stereopsis means

13. To "blind spot" means

14. The term Aphakia means

15. The red eye is associated with mucous secretion serum being

16. The presence of corneal area which is colored in the test of fluorescein indicates

17. Nystagmus is

18. The chronic glaucoma is characterized by

19. Usually intraocular pressure is

20. Macular edema can lead to:

21. For which of these conditions do we use pilocarpine?

22. Feeling the presence of small foreign bodies at the conjunctival level is frequently caused by

23. The three mirror Goldmann lens is used for

24. Mydriasis means

25. Exophthalmos and alteration of the upper eyelid are typical symptoms of which of the following diseases

26. The central retinal artery is responsible for blood flow to which of the following

27. Aqueous humor flows through

28. Which of the following diseases requires periodic tests may perimetric

29. Which of the following pathologies can cause amblyopia

30. Which of the following regarding occlusion of the central retinal artery are TRUE

31. The presence of corneal vessels

32. Vitreoretinic interphase is better studied with:

33. Bifocal lenses are used for:

34. What is the Descemet membrane?

35. Which of the following about choroidal melanoma is true

36. At which point do the nerve fibers that originate at the retinal ganglions converge

37. The marked hyperaemia of the conjunctival fornix and the whole conjunctiva is a symptoms of

38. Ophthalmometry (or keratometry) is used to

39. Which of the following diseases require performing periodic examinations computerized visual field

40. For accommodative esotropia is meant

41. Most frequent cause of uveitis in children:

42. The red reflex test can reveal the presence of

43. Amaurosis fugax is

44. The main symptom of central retinal artery occlusion is:

45. Which eye drops are prescribed in the course of iridocyclitis

46. Retinal fluorescein angiography is indicated in patients with

47. Which of the following events occur allows the accommodation

48. Amblyopia is common being

49. The eye pain is not present in the course of

50. Which pathology gives photophobia, corneal edema, an increased corneal diameter, and blepharospasm

51. Which of the following are typical symptoms of evolved macular degeneration

52. A stye is

53. A typical sign of granulomatous uveitis is:

54. Retinoic fluorangiography is useful for:

55. The most frequent primary malignant intraocular tumor in adults is

56. Which one do you like?

57. Which of the following ocular abnormalities may be present in the course of Marfan syndrome

58. The subconjunctival hemorrhage is characterized by

59. Which of the following symptoms are typically present in corneal ulcers

60. The fluorescein test can highlight

61. Which one causes severe visus decrease?

62. In which of the following diseases is it indicated the use of cortisone eye drops

63. A sudden onset of phosphenes, floaters and alterations perimetric argues for

64. In a patient with total cataract, retinal detachment is highlighted by

65. In which case is photocoagulation useful?

66. The external style is due to

67. A distinctive symptoms of scleritis is

68. What is the cause of Epiphora?

69. In the presence of a narrow-angle glaucoma is contraindicated instillation of eye drops:

70. Ametropia is

71. Which of the following regarding acute glaucoma is FALSE

72. Which of these signs are usually absent in iridocyclitis (uveitis)

73. Which of the following symptoms are characteristics of epidemic keratoconjunctivitis

74. Which of the following districts may be involved from the ocular complications of diabetes mellitus

75. The pinguecula is

76. In a patient with simple chronic glaucoma, the first visual field changes are

77. Cortical blindness is