OPHTHALMOLOGY
2020 TO 2008 GROUP WISE
QUESTIONS PAPERS OF WBUHS &
Recent Marks Distributions
3RD PROFESSIONAL MBBS PART I
OPHTHALMOLOGY
By- Dr. Ashis Rong
(Junior Resident Department of General Medicine,
Malda Medical College & Hospital)
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Recent Marks Distributions of WBUHS
A. Written paper: 40 marks (one paper)
B. Viva: 10 marks
i. INSTRUMENTS (TWO) 3 marks
ii. X-RAY, OTHER IMAGING 3 marks
iii. FLYING ORAL 4 marks
C. Practical: 30 marks
i. ONE LONG CASE – 20 MARKS
ii. ONE SHORT CASE – 10 MARKS
D. Internal assessment: 20 marks (theory 10+ practical 10)
TOTAL 100 MARKS IN OPHTHALMOLOGY
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GROUP A
1. Discuss the anatomy of Lacrimal apparatus with diagram. Haw is tear drained? 4+4+2 [2020]
2. Name the extraocular muscles of eyeball. Describe the attachments with a schematic diagram. Write
the functions of each muscle. [2019]
3. Describe the anatomy of lacrimal apparatus with a labelled diagram. Enumerate the causes of watering
of the eye. [2018]
4. Describe a schematic diagram of pupillary light reflex. Mention the diagram acting on pupil. [2017]
5. Describe anatomy and physiology of lens and the mechanism of accommodation. [2016]
6. What is Chronic Dacrocystitis? Describe the steps of Dacro-Cysto-Rhinostomy. [2016]
7. Discuss the theories of Aqeous Humor formation, circulation and drainage. [2015]
8. Describe the anatomy of the upper eyelid with a labelled diagram. [2014]
9. Describe the anatomy of physiological lens. What is mechanism of accommodation? [2013]
10. Describe the pathway of light reflex with a diagram. [2012]
11. Describe the anatomy of conjunctiva. [2011]
12. Discuss pupillary reactions with special reference to their basis and clinical significance. [2010]
13. Describe the origin, insertion, nerve supply and action of extra ocular muscles. [2009]
14. Write in brief the anatomy of lacrimal apparatus with labelled diagram. [2008]
GROUP B
1. Morgagnian Cataract, Phlyctenular Conjunctivitis, Uses of Atropine in Ophthalmology [2020]
2. Panophthalmitis, Hyphema-causes and management, Astigmatism. [2019]
3. Endophthalmitis, Keratic precipitate, Treatment of myopia
4. Phlyctenular conjunctivitis, Buphthalmos, Nutritional blindness [2017]
5. Staphyloma, Phacolytic glaucoma, Paacentesis [2016]
6. Myopia, Vision 2020, Visual field changes in POAG. [2015]
7. Symblepharon, Pathological Myopia, Panophthalmitis [2014]
8. Entropion, Clinical features of VICC, Acute Dacrocystitis [2013]
9. Evisceration, Staphyloma, Biometry [2012]
10. Myopia, Vernal Conjuctivitis, Morgagnian Cataract [2011]
11. S/S & management of Chronic Dacrocystitis, Various methods of Visual acuity determination,
Estropia Management in a 2year old child [2010]
12. Myopia, Hypermature cataract, Keratic precipitates [2009]
13. Staphyloma, Phacolytic glaucoma, Complications of Myopia [2008]
GROUP C
1. Describe the layers of Cornea. What are the factors maintaining Corneal transparency?4+6 [2020]
2. Describe clinical features & management of Acute iridocyclitis. 5+5 [2020]
3. Write about the Preoperative work-up of a patient planned for cataract surgery. How do you assess
the Visual prognosis in such a case? [2019]
4. Describe the symptoms, signs and management of Retinoblastoma. [2019]
5. Describe symptoms, signs and management of acute attack of angel closer glaucoma. [2018]
6. A 65 years old patient presented with gradual painless dimness of vision in both eye during last 2
years. Describe the differential diagnosis and management. [2018]
7. What is Keratoplasty? What are types? How will you collect the donor cornea and how will you
preserve it? [2017]
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8. Enumerate the postoperative complication of cataract surgery. Briefly outline the treatment of any one
of them. [2017]
9. How do you prepare a patient before Cataract Surgery? How to predict the outcomes of cataract
surgery? [2016]
10. What is Chronic Dacrocystitis? Describe the steps of Dacro-Cysto-Rhinostomy. [2016]
11. Outline the management of bacterial corneal ulcer and treatment of non-healing ulcer. Mention the
complications of corneal ulcers. [2015]
12. What are causes of rainbow halos? Outline the management of one such case having severe pain in
the eye. [2015]
13. What may be the cause of sudden painful dimness of vision on a 35-year-old female patient? Write
the signs, symptoms and management of any of the causes. [2014]
14. A 7-year-old boy was hit by a cricket ball in one eye. Enumerate possible damage in each of the ocular
structures expected in such a case. Describe options for treatment of each of the injuries. [2014]
15. Same as 2. [2013]
16. Enumerate the causes of night blindness. Write down the clinical features and management of Vitamin
A deficiency. [2013]
17. Describe the effect of blunt trauma on eye. [2012]
18. Write causes of red eye. Give differential diagnosis & treatment options for each. [2012]
19. Same as 2. [2011]
20. Describe the signs, symptoms and management of acute Iridicyclitis. [2011]
21. Write the diagnosis and follow up of POAG. [2011]
22. Describe methods of determining visual acuity. [2010]
23. Write the causes of gradual painless loss of vision. Give treatment option of each. [2009]
24. What is IOP? Mention conditions where IOP is low. [2009]
25. Mention clinical features of acute iridocyclitis. What are the differences with acute attack of PACG?
[2008]
26. Write the clinical features and management of uncomplicated bacterial corneal ulcer. [2008]
GROUP D
1. Syringing, Vitreous haemorrhage, Surgical management myopia. [2020]
2. Night blindness, Buphthalmos, Internal Hordeolum [2019]
3. Alkali burn of eye, Biometry, Enucleation [2018]
4. Presbyopia, Posterior capsular opacity, Management of recurrent pterygium [2017]
5. Hypopyon, Anti Glaucoma drugs, Retinoblastoma [2016]
6. Pterygium, Epiphora, Eye Banking & Keratoplasty [2015]
7. Evisceration, Trabeculectomy, Use of laser in eye [2014]
8. SICS, Binocular Vision, Removal of corneal foreign body [2013]
9. Hypermetropia, Bacterial Corneal Ulcer, Syringing of Lacrimal Passage [2012]
10. Enucleation, Diabetic Retinopathy, Capsulotomy in Cataract surgery [2011]
11. Red eye, Vitreous Haemorrhage, Side effects of topical steroids [2010]
12. D.C.R, Keratoplasty Indications, Complication of Cataract surgery [2009]
13. Keratoplasty, Recurrent Pterygium Management, Right Convergent Squint Management
[2008]
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