6.

Astigmatism

7. Retinal degeneration in pathological

myopia
1. D/d of acute red eye
8. Presbyopia
2. Coloured halos
9. Aphakia
3. Itchy Eye
10. Visual acuity
4. Paracentesis
11. Irregular Astigmatism
5. Distant direct ophthalmoscopy
12. Components of hypermetric refractive
4. ERRORS OF REFRACTION & error
ACCOMMODATION
13. Astigmatism
1. Describe the degenerative changes in
14. Anisometropia
PATHOLOGICAL MYOPIA. What are
the Mx options for myopia 15. asthenopia (eye strain) and its T/t
2. Write down the classification of 16. Aniseikonia
myopia. What are the retinal changes
found in PATHOLOGICAL MYOPIA?

3. Aphakia 5. DISEASES OF CONJUNCTIVA

4. Presbyopia 1. Describe the aetiology, c/f and Mx
OPHTHALMIA NEONATARUM
5. Fundus changes in pathological
myopia
2. Describe the aetiopathogenesis of 5. Describe the etiology, clinical
TRACHOMA. Discuss its complications. features, complications and
management of Hypopyon corneal
3. What are the types of Allergic
ulcer.
conjunctivitis? Describe the c/f and
Mx of VKC. 6. Factors maintaining corneal
transparency
4. Enumerate the causes of itching of
eye and write aetiology, signs, 7. Moorens corneal ulcer
symptoms & Mx of Vernal
8. Transparency of cornea
Conjunctivitis.
9. Buphthalmus**
5. c/f of Vernal keratoconjunctivitis
10. Punctate keratitis
6. Ophthalmia neonatorum
11. Neurotrophic corneal ulcer
7. Agular conjunctivitis
12. Interstitial keratitis
8. Spring catarrh
13. Descemetocele
9. Symblepharon*
14. Disciform keratitis
10. Pannus
15. Perforated corneal ulcer
11. phlycten
16. Signs of bacterial corneal ulcer
12. Pterygium
17. Fungal corneal ulcer
13. Xerosis
18. Complications of Perforated Corneal
14. Membranous conjunctivitis*
Ulcer
15. Phlynctenular conjunctivitis?
19. Hypopyon
16. Preventive measures taken for
20. Keratoconus
Trachoma
21. Corneal epithelium
17. Follicles
22. Band shaped keratopathy

23. HSV keratitis

6. DISEASES OF CORNEA
24. Neurotrophic keratitis
1. Describe the C/f of CORNEAL ULCER
and its Mx 25. Keratoplasty

2. Describe the etiopathology, c/f and 26. Microcornea

Mx of HERPES ZOSTER 27. Buphthalmus- c/f and Mx
OPHTHALMICUS*
28. Nerve supply of cornea
3. Describe the aetiology, c/f and Mx of
PERFORATED CORNEAL ULCER

4. Describe clinical course of BACTERIAL 7. DISEASES OF SCLERA

CORNEAL ULCER and mention its
complications. 1. episcleritis

2. Nodular scleritis
 3. Staphyloma 2. Enumerate different types of
congenital cataract. Write
4. c/f and Mx of scleritis
etiopathology, c/f and Mx of zonular
5. Anterior staphyloma cataract.

6. Posterior scleritis 3. After cataract*

7. Pin Hole 4. Morgagnian cataract

5. Hyper mature cataract**

8. DISEASES OF UVEAL TRACT 6. Stages of senile cortical cataract

1. Describe the etiopathology, c/f and
Mx of ACUTE ANTERIOR UVEITIS. *
2. Describe the C/f and Complications of
ACUTE ANTERIOR UVEITIS.
3. Describe the etiopathology, c/f of
Acute Iridocyclitis. How do you treat
it?
7. Zonular cataract***
8. Lens induced reactions
9. Pathogenesis of senile cortical
cataract
10. Developmental cataract
11. Intra-ocular lens

4. Occlusio pupillae 12. Intumescence cataract

5. Keratic precipitate 13. Newer generation of IOLs

6. Enucleation

7. Iris bombe* 10. GLAUCOMA

8. Aqueous flare 1. Discuss diagnosis and Mx of PRIMARY
OPEN ANGLE GLAUCOMA.
9. Coloboma of iris
2. Describe the various stages of PACG.
10. Seclusio pupil
Discuss the Mx of ACUTE CONGESTIVE
11. Posterior Synechia GLAUCOMA.

12. Mutton Fat KP 3. Define Glaucoma. Describe the

classification of Glaucoma, clinical
13. Synechiae features and the management of
14. Cx of acute anterior uveitis open angle Glaucoma.

15. Synechiae 4. Visual field defects in primary open

angle glaucoma
16. Phthisis bulbi
5. Phacomorphic glaucoma

6. c/f of Acute congestive glaucoma

9. DISEASES OF LENS
7. Aqueous humour formation and
1. Describe the aetiopathogenesis, c/f drainage
and Mx of SENILE CORTICAL
8. Tonometry
CATARACT.
9. Bjerrum’s scotoma
 10. Rhone’s nasal step 8. Cherry red spot at macula

11. Signs and symptoms of acute 9. Eale’s disease

congestive glaucoma
10. Central serous retinopathy
12. c/f of acute congestive glaucoma
11. Rhegmatous retinal detachment*
13. Chronic simple glaucoma
12. Fundus picture in diabetic retinopathy
14. Seidel scotoma
13. Various stages of Retinoblastoma
15. Bjerrum’s Scotoma
14. NPDR
16. Absolute glaucoma
15. Retinitis pigmentosa*
17. Visual field defects in WAG
16. Stages of Retinoblastoma
18. Classification of antiglaucoma
17. Proliferative diabetic Retinopathy
medication
18. Classification of hypertensive
19. Timolol maleate
retinopathy

19. Proliferative diabetic retinopathy

11. VITREOUS 20. Non proliferative diabetic retinopathy
1. synchesis scintillans 21. Clinical presentation of
retinoblastoma

22. Hard exudates

12. DISEASES OF RETINA
23. Central retinal vein thrombosis
1. Describe the aetiopathogenesis, c/f
and T/t of CENTRAL SEROUS 24. Pan retinal Photocoagulation
CHORIORETINOPATHY

2. Classification and c/f of DIABETIC

RETINOPATHY. * 13. NEUROOPHTHALMOLOGY
3. Describe the c/f and Mx of 1. Describe the etiopathology and
RETINOBLASTOMA. investigation of a case of
PAPILLOEDEMA.
4. Describe the different stages of
DIABETIC RETINOPATHY. Outline its 2. Pupillary rection
Management.
3. Nyctalopia
5. Enumerate the causes of sudden pain
4. Optic neuritis
less diminution of vision in al elderly
patient. Add a note on central retinal 5. Amblyopia
artery occlusion.
6. Papillitis
6. Describe etiopathology and fundus
7. Fundoscopic picture of Papilledema
picture of sickle cell retinopathy
8. Optic atrophy
7. Fundus picture of central retinal
artery occlusion 9. Signs of Papillitis
 10. Papillitis- c/f 2. CNLDO- Congenital Nasolacrimal Duct
Obstruction
11. Night blindness
3. c/f of acute Dacryocystitis
12. Causes of colour blindness and its
possible T/t 4. Chronic Dacryocystitis

5. Congenital Dacryocystitis*

14. OCULAR MOTILITY & STRABISMUS 6. Lacrimal abscess

1. Accommodative squint

2. Lagophthalmos 17. ORBIT

3. Amblyopia exanopsia 1. Orbital septum

4. Paralytic squint

18. OCULAR INJURIES

15. DISORDERS OF EYE LIDS 1. Describe the pathology and Mx of
perforating injuries of eye.
1. What is ptosis? Classify the causes
with complications 2. Hyphaema

2. Define entropion. Describe its types. 3. Sympathetic ophthalmitis

3. Cicatricial entropion 4. Chalcosis

4. Blepharitis 5. Berlin’s edema*

5. Squamous blepharitis 6. c/f of sympathetic ophthalmitis

6. Ulcerative blepharitis

7. Squamous blepharitis* 21. SYSTEMIC OPHTHALMOLOGY

8. Senile entropion* 1. Bitot’s spot
9. Ectropion 2. Signs of Keratomalacia
10. Recurrent Hordeolum

11. Cicatricial entropion

22. COMMUNITY OPHTHALMOLOGY
12. Chalazion
1. Functions of eye bank
13. Trichiasis
2. Vision 2020

3. Screening of school children

16. DISEASES OF LACRIMAL 4. Low visual aids
APPARATUS
1. Write aetiology, c/f, Cx and Mx of
CHRONIC DACRYOCYSTITIS. VSQs
1. Name the stages of senile cortical 28. Types of tonometry
cataract
29. Causes of miotic pupil
2. What are the signs of aphakia?
30. Mode of action of acetazolamide
3. What is poliosis
31. Causes of Rosette cataract
4. Name the types of lenses induced
32. T/t of accorrodetre squint
glaucoma
33. Lid Complications of Trachoma
5. Name of topical antiviral drugs
34. Grades of corneal opacities
6. Name of components of tear film
35. Probe test
7. Write the causes of ophthalmia
neonatorum 36. Different types of Crystalline lens
8. Write the causes of coloured halos 37. layers of Tear film
around light
38. Causes of Bullous keratopathy
9. Blue dot cataract
39. Causes of Miosis
10. Spring catarrh
40. Signs of aphakia
11. Phacoemulsification
41. Causes of conjunctival haemorrhage
12. Dacryocystorhinostomy
42. Causes of superficial corneal
13. Koppe nodule vascularization
14. Posterior synechiae 43. Causes of Mydriatic pupil
15. Hypopyon 44. Causes of Symblepharon
16. Signs of anterior uveitis 45. Causes of Phlynctenular conjunctivitis
17. Trichiasis- cause and Cx 46. Causes of sudden loss of vision in
elderly person
18. Conjunctival xerosis- causes
47. Causes of membranous conjunctivitis
19. Tear film layers
48. Iris nodules→ types 2nd causes
20. Aqueous drainage channel pathway
49. From which embryonic structure lens
21. Pseudo pterygium- diagnosis
develops?
22. Muscles supplied by oculomotor
50. Name the extraocular muscles
nerves
innervated by oculomotor nerve
23. Identification of convex spherical lens
51. Name the types of corneal lesions
24. Dioptric power of cornea and seen in HSV keratitis
crystalline lens
52. Causes of secondary glaucoma in
25. Layers of cornea name acute iritis

26. Causes of photophthalmitis 53. Name types of hyper mature cortical

cataract
27. Signs of seclusion pupil
54. Name different types of anterior
capsulotomy in cataract surgery
55. Name different uses of fluorescein
dye in eye
56. Name organisms responsible for
haemorrhagic conjunctivitis
57. Name the grades of corneal opacities
58. Name the diagnostic criteria of
pseudo pterygium
59. Name two causes of rubeosis iridis
60. Name the characteristic picture of
follicles in spring catarrh
61. Write the causes of Haab striae
62. Write the dioptric power of cornea
and lens
63. Name two causes of night blindness
64. Write the functions of Meibomian
Gland
65. Megalocornea-size of cornea
66. Iris nodules- names?
67. Stocker’s line – site
68. Cyclopentolate- uses
69. Tear film- layers
70. KF Ring- causes
71. PCO (After cataract- signs
72. Adherent leucoma- causes
73. What is histology of a follicle?
74. What a Keratic precipitate consists of?
75. What is striate keratopathy?
76. Posner-Schloss man syndrome
presents as___________
77. How Elsching pearls are managed?
78. What is normal range intraocular
pressure?
79. What is the depth of anterior
chamber in Phacomorphic glaucoma?
80. Features of complicated cataract
are_____________
1. Ophthalmoscopic classification of
optic atrophy
2. Causes of childhood blindness
3. Fundud changes in retinitis
pigmentosa
4. Ocular lesions in Wilson’s disease
5. Causes of night blindness
6. Vossius ring
7. Rigid intraocular lenses are made up
of which material
8. Causes of sudden painless loss of
Vision
9. Myopia
10. Peripheral degenerations in myopia
11. Retinoscopy
12. Hypertensive retinopathy
13. Endophthalmitis
14. Cystoid macular edema
15. Scleral buckling
16. Laser photocoagulation
17. 2 optic cup signs in WAY
18. Various components of binocular
single vision
19. Types of episcleritis
20. Causes of Rubeosis iridis
21. Compound myopic astigmatism
22. 2 causes of neurotrophic keratitis
23. Name 2 retinal function tests in
mature cataract
24. 2 causes of optic nerve edema
25. Name the types of Synechiae
26. Name the signs of panophalmitis
27. Name the cx of vitreous haemorrhage
28. Causes of tractional RD
29. Causes of metamorphopsia
30. Name different glands of eye lid
31. Causes of circumcorneal congestion
32. Point to identify a convex spherical
lens
33. Anophalmous
34. Keratoglobus
35. Adherant glaucoma
36. Phoria
37. Glioma
38. Polyopia
39. Pseudoptosis
40. Nyctalopia
41. Causes of night blindness
42. Causes of coloured halos
43. Causes of circumciliary congestion
44. Different parts of uveal tract
45. Indications of enucleation of the eye
46. Formation of KP
47. Contents of orbital cavity
48. Name different types of staphyloma
49. Write the difference b/w mature and
immature cataract
50. How to identify a convex lens
51. Write contraindications of DCR
Surgery
52. What is after cataract and how it is
managed?
53. Mention the layers of tear film and
their source
54. Write muscles responsible for
elevation of upper lid
55. What is Rubeosis iridis?
56. Write 2 Cx of ulcerative blepharitis
57. 2 signs of central retinal arterial
occlusion
58. 2 peripheral retinal degeneration in
pathological myopia
59. 2 causes of miotic pupil
60. Timolol maleate- mode of action and
indication for use
61. Write causes and cx of membranous
conjunctivitis
62. 2 optic cap signs in WAG
63. Write about capsulorhexis
64. 2 causes of ptosis
65. 2 causes of Leukocoria
66. 2 causes of circum-corneal congestion
67. 2 signs of Buphthalmus
68. 2 causes of coloured halos
69. 2 causes of sudden loss of vision in
elderly persons
70. 2 complications of high
hypermetropic refractive error
71. 2 signs of endophthalmitis
72. What is ptosis?
73. Molecular edema is a feature of
__________and ____________
74. SAFE Strategy
includes_________________
75. Microaneurysms seen in ______
76. 3 causes of vitreous haemorrhage

77. Cupping is a feature of which type of

Glaucoma?

78. What is the colour of the optic disc in

retinitis pigmentosa?

79. Probe Test

80. Cotton Wool Spots

81. Components of Hypermetropia

82. Sub hyaloid Haemorrhage