Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka III year B.Sc. Optometry Degree Examination - September 2014 Time: Three Hours Max. Marks: 100 Marks PEDIATRIC OPTOMETRY, BINOCULAR VISION AND ADVANCED OPTOMETRY Q.P. Code: 1642 Your answers should be specific to the questions asked. Draw neat labeled diagrams wherever necessary LONG ESSAYS (Answer any four) 4x 10 = 40 Marks 1. Discuss in detail the grades of binocular single vision. 2. Define amblyopia. Classify and brief on each with etiology, clinical features and management option outlined. 3. A'55 year old male coming to your clinic with complaint of double vision for past 1 week. Give an account of the methodology you would adopt to reach a diagnosis with the test of relevance. Brief on the differential diagnosis you would look for in this case. Write a short note on emmetropization of human eye. 5. Describe Accommodative esotropia, types, etiology, clinical features and treatment. -HORT ESSAYS (Answer any eight) 8x5 = 40 Marks 6. Write a short note on VEP and VER. 7. Briefly explain Visual direction, localizing sign and corresponding points. 8. Common test used for ruling out latent squint 9. Brown Syndrome 10. Mechanism of BSV and its advantages 11. Write a note on: a) Worth Four Dot test _ ~ b) After image test 12. What is convergence? List the types. Briefly write on convergence insufficiency and convergence excess. 13. Explain Pseudoesotropia. 14, What is suppression? How do you check suppression clinically? /~SHORT ANSWERS 10 x 2 = 20 Marks 15. Angle kappa 16. Corresponding retinal elements 17. Crossed, uncrossed, and paradoxical diplopia 18. See-Saw nystagmus 19. Donder's law 20. _Y pattern of de 21. Corneal Xerosis 22. Write a note on episcleritis. 23. Ptosis 24. Write a short note on aniridia.