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Vision, Eye & Ophthalmology – 50 MCQ Quiz
50 MCQs based on Vision, visual pathway, refractive errors, glaucoma, squint, ptosis, Horner syndrome, lacrimal apparatus and common eye disorders.
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1. The image formed by the optical system of the eye is focused on the: *
2. The principal refracting surface of the eye is the: *
3. The amount of light entering the eye is mainly controlled by the: *
4. Vitamin A deficiency primarily causes difficulty in: *
5. Accommodation primarily involves change in the shape of the: *
6. The ciliary muscle is mainly responsible for: *
7. Myopia is corrected by a: *
8. Hypermetropia is corrected by a: *
9. Astigmatism is caused by: *
10. The area of retina responsible for the highest visual acuity is the: *
11. The visual field seen by the temporal retina corresponds mainly to the: *
12. Fibres from the nasal half of the retina cross at the: *
13. Fibres from the temporal retina mainly remain: *
14. The optic tract terminates mainly in the: *
15. The optic radiations terminate mainly in the: *
16. The primary visual cortex corresponds approximately to Brodmann area: *
17. The primary visual cortex is located around the: *
18. A lesion of the optic chiasma classically produces: *
19. The common intracranial tumour causing bitemporal hemianopia is: *
20. Macular sparing in occipital cortical lesions is explained mainly by: *
21. The main arterial supply of the occipital visual cortex is from the: *
22. The medial geniculate body is primarily associated with: *
23. The lateral geniculate body is primarily associated with: *
24. The primary auditory cortex is located mainly in Brodmann areas: *
25. The pupillary light reflex is coordinated through the: *
26. In a normal light reflex, illumination of one eye produces: *
27. Argyll Robertson pupil classically shows: *
28. A classic cause of Argyll Robertson pupil is: *
29. A cataract is an opacity of the: *
30. Vitreous haemorrhage causes visual loss primarily by: *
31. Retinal detachment is a disorder primarily involving the: *
32. A central retinal artery occlusion primarily causes: *
33. Glaucoma is primarily associated with damage to the: *
34. In open-angle glaucoma, obstruction occurs mainly at the level of the: *
35. A drug used to reduce aqueous humour production is: *
36. The acute painful red eye with markedly raised intraocular pressure suggests: *
37. Pterygium is characterized by growth of conjunctival tissue onto the: *
38. A typical symptom of conjunctivitis is: *
39. Tears are mainly secreted by the: *
40. The nasolacrimal duct drains tears into the: *
41. Dacryocystitis refers to infection/inflammation of the: *
42. The operation that creates a direct communication between the lacrimal sac and nasal cavity is: *
43. The muscle that closes the eyelids is: *
44. The main muscle elevating the upper eyelid is: *
45. The levator palpebrae superioris is supplied mainly by: *
46. Müller's muscle of the upper eyelid receives: *
47. Horner syndrome classically includes: *
48. Paralysis of orbicularis oculi is most likely to cause: *
49. Failure to close the eyelids completely can cause: *
50. Squint is also called: *
51. Amblyopia is best described as: *
52. A protruding eyeball is termed: *
53. A common cause of bilateral proptosis is: *
54. A yellow-white pupillary reflex in a child is classically associated with: *
55. Corneal opacity causing severe visual impairment may be treated by: *
56. Unequal pupils after head injury may suggest: *
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