ENT and Ophthalmology

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1.Nasopharyngeal angiofibroma generally affects ?

(a) Adolescent females

(b) Adolescent males

(c) Adult females

(d) Adult males

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2. A 15-years-old boy presented with unilateral nasal obstruction, epistaxis and swelling over cheek. Most likely diagnosis is ?

(a) Foreign body

(b) Angiofibroma

(c) Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

(d) Nasal polyp

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3. From which of the following the nasopharyngeal angiofibroma arises ?

(a) Pterygomaxillary fossa

(b) Posterior part of nasal cavity

(c) Posterolateral part of nasopharynx

(d) Vault of nasopharynx

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4.For angiofibroma the most appropriate investigation is ?

(a) Plain X-ray

(b) MRI scan

(c) CT scan

(d) Angiography

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5.Juvenile nasopharyngeal fibroma commonly presents with ?

(a) Nasal obstruction

(b) Recurrent bouts of epistaxis

(c) Hemoptysis

(d) Deafness and defective speech

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6.Drug of choice in a young myopic patient with chronic simple glaucoma is ?

(a) Benzalkonium chloride

(b) 1% epinephrine

(c) Pilocarpine

(d) Timolol

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7.You have been referred a case of open angle glaucoma. Important point in diagnosing this case is ?

(a) Visual acuity and refractive error

(b) Narrow angle

(c) Optic disc cupping

(d) Shallow anterior chamber

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8.In primary open angle glaucoma, the earliest field defect is ?

(a) Isolated paracentral scotoma

(b) Nasal spur

(c) Arcuate scotoma

(d) Ring scotoma

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9.Frequent changes of presbyopic glasses are an early manifestation of which of the following condition ?

(a) Senile cataract

(b) Closed angle glaucoma

(c) Open angle glaucoma

(d) After cataract

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10. In chronic simple glaucoma the earliest sign is ?

(a) Ring scotoma

(b) Arcuate scotoma

(c) Paracentral scotoma

(d) Seidel's scotoma

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