Quiz 1.Which of the following is commonly associated with host defenses against parasitic infections? a.neutrophils. b.basophils. c.eosinophils. d.macrophages.

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Quiz 1.Which of the following is commonly associated with host defenses against parasitic infections? a.neutrophils. b.basophils. c.eosinophils. d.macrophages.

Quiz 2.which of the following blood cell types is a B.basophils. MAJOR EFFECTORS OF IgE-MEDIATED HYPERSENSITIVITY? A .neutrophils. B.basophils. C.eosinophils.. D.monocytes.

3.which antibody is produced in the effector phage of the primary immune response to antigens? A.IgM. B.IgG. C.IgD. D.IgE.

Quiz 4.which of the following disorders is associated with the least amount of inflammation? A.propionibacterium acnes endophthalmitis. B.sympathetic ophthalmia. C.phacoantigenic endophthalmitis. D.phacolytic glaucoma.

Quiz 5.diagnosis?

Quiz 7. patients with which of the following are most likely to present with granulomatous uveitis? A. sarcoidosis. B. Behcet syndrome, C. J.R.arthritis. D. Reiter syndrome.

Quiz 8..Hypopyon is most likely to be seen in which of the following uveitic syndromes? A. sarcoidosis. B. Behcet syndrome. C.rheumatoid arthritis. D. Reiter syndrome

9..which of the following topical agents is most effective in controlling intraocular inflammation in uveitis? A.loteprednol. B.fluorometholone.o.25% C.Dexamethasone 0.1% D.prednisolone1%.

Quiz 10.name the lesion

Quiz 11.which of the following uveitic syndromes is least likely to require topical corticosteroid management? A.sarcoidosis. B. J.R.arthritis. C.Fuchs heterochromic iridocyclitis. D .Reiter syndrome

Quiz 12.PERIOCULAR DEPOT CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS SHOULD NOT BE USED IN WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING UVEITIC SYNDROMES? A.PARS PLANITIS WITH CYSTOID MACULAR EDEMA. B.SARCOIDISIS. C.TOXOPLASMOSIS. D.REITER SYNDROME.

Quiz 13.lesion?

Quiz 14.REITER SYNDROME IS ASSOCIATED WITH ALL EXCEPT? A.NON SPECIFIC URETHRITIS. B.POLY ARTRITIS. C.CONJUNCTIVITIS. D.ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS

Quiz 15.BEHCET SYNDROME IS ASSOCIATED WITH ALL EXCEPT? A. APHTHOUS STOMATITIS. B. ARTHRITIS. C. GENITAL ULCERATION. D. RETINAL VASCULITIS.

Quiz 16.Which of the following is usually seen in childhood? A.ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS B.REITER SYNDROME C.V.K.H.syndrome. D.kawasaki syndrome.

Quiz 17.which of the following types of IOL is most associated with recurrent uveitis? A. rigid ,closed loop AC IOL. B. iris plane IOL. C. sulcus placed PC IOL. D. silicone IOL

Quiz 18.name the lesion.

Quiz 19.risk factors for the development of chronic iridocyclitis in patients with J.R.A include all except ? a.Female gender. b.Positive rheumatoid factor. c.Pauciarticular arthritis. d.Circulating antinuclear antibody (ANA)

Quiz 20.which of the following is least commonly seen in patients with JRA uveitis? A.cataract. B.macular oedema. C.glaucoma. D.band keratopathy.

Quiz 21.which of the following is not characterstic of Fuchs heterochromic iridocyclitis? A. Unilateral uveitis. B. mild aqueous cells and flare. C. iris stromal atrophy. D. small nongranulomatous kp’s in arlt’s triangle.

Quiz 22.diagnosis?

Quiz 23.which of the following is the most common cause of intermediate uveitis? A. multiple sclerosis. B. idiopathic. C. lyme disease. D. syphilis.

Quiz 24..which of the following is the major cause of visual loss in parsplanitis? A. band keratopathy. B. posterior subcapsular cataract. C. epiretinal membrane. D. cystoid macular edema.

Quiz 25.name the lesion

Quiz 26.which of the following is least characteristic of acute retinal necrosis syndrome? A. vitritis. B. occlusive arteriolitis. C. extensive retinal hemorrhages. D. multifocal yellow white peripheral retinitis.

Quiz 27.which of the following is commonly associated with an immunocompromised state? A. cmv retinitis. B. herpes simplex keratouveitis. C. acute retinal necrosis syndrome. D. ocular histoplasmosis syndrome.

Quiz 28.which of the following is not a characteristic of ocular histoplasmosis syndrome? A. peripapillary pigment changes. B. vitritis. C. peripheral atrophic chorioretinal spots. D. maculopathy.

Quiz 29.treatment of visually threatening ocular toxoplasmosis should include which of the following? A. amphotericin-B B. periocular corticosteroid injection. C. pyrimethamine and sulfonamides. D. acyclovir.

Quiz 30.diagnosis?

Quiz 31.which of the following is the best laboratory test for a newly acquired ocular toxoplasmosis infection? A. IgM antibody titer. B. IgG antibody titer C. toxoplasma dye test of sabin. D. hemagglutination test.

Quiz 32.ophthalmologic signs of S.L.E. include all except.? A. vitreous hemorrhage. B. cotton wool spots. C. retinal vascular occlusion. D. anterior uveitis.

Quiz 33.pick up the wrong statement. A. glaucoma is a rare complication of herpetic uveitis. b. Hyphema may occur in herpetic uveitis. c. Iris atrophy is characteristic of herpetic inflammation. d. Topical antiviral agents usually are ineffective

Quiz 34.which of the following organisms is a frequent cause of endophthalmitis after ocular trauma but is an uncommon cause of endophthalmitis after cataract surgery or in bleb –related endophthalmitis? A. staphylococcus epidermidis. B. staphylococcus aureus. C. haemophilus influenzae. D. bacillus cereus.

Quiz 35.diagnosis?

Quiz 36.which of the following is the most common cause of endogenous fungal endophthalmitis? A. candida. B. aspergillus. C. rhizopus. D. cryptococcus

Quiz 37.management of cystoid macular edema in a patient with uveitis could include all Except? a. corticosteroids. b. NSAIDs c. acetazolamide. d. Focal laser retinal treatment.

Quiz 38 .which of the procedure is not indicated in patients with medically uncontrolled glaucoma associated with uveitis? a. Laser trabeculoplasty. b. trabeculectomy. c. Glaucoma implant. d. trabeculodialysis.

Quiz 39.which of the following CD4 count ranges is associated with CMV retinitis? a.250-500cells/mm3 b.150-200cells/mm3 c.75-125cells/mm3 d. Less than 50cells/mm3

40.which of the following organisms usually causes the least virulent endophthalmitis? A. staphylococcus epidermidis. B. staphylococcus aureus. C. streptococcus pyogenes. D. serratia marcescens.

1.in what type of leprosy uveitis is common?

2. what is the vector for onchocerca volvulus?

3.what are LACQUER CRACKS?

4.in which disease you will see CANDLEWAX DRIPPING in the retina?

5.where willyou see SUNSET GLOW FUNDUS appearance?

6.howmanyVORTEXVeins in the eye

7.What is AMSLER’S Sign?

8.what is the othername for unilateral sub aute neuroretinitis?

9.what is FOSTER-FUCHS –SPOT?

10.CMV is ---type of virus?

Quiz 6.HLA-B27-associated acute anterior uveitis is associated with all except ? A.behcet syndrome. B.reiter syndrome. C.psoriatic arthritis. D.ankylosing spondyltis.