Name of the University : Kerala University of Health Sciences
Degree : PG Degree Examinations in Ophthalmology (MS)
Subject Name : Basic Sciences Applied to Ophthalmology
Paper : I,II,III & IV
Year : May 2013
Document Type : Previous Question Papers
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KUHS Ophthalmology Model Question Paper
PG Degree Examinations in Ophthalmology (MS) – May 2013
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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May 2013
Paper I
Basic Sciences Applied to Ophthalmology Question
Essays: (20)
1. Describe the anatomy and blood supply of optic nerve in detail.
Short Essays: (8×10=80)
2. Anatomy of macula
3. Pre corneal tear film
4. Methods of testing of colour vision
5. Describe the papillary pathway for light reflex and mention causes of afferent pupllary defect
6. Describe the origin, insertion, nerve supply and action of extra ocular muscles
7. Discuss the side effects of systemic steroids.
8. Factors affecting intraocular tension
9. Diplopia charting
Paper II
Refraction, Strabismus, Neuropthalmology & Systemic Opthalmology
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essays: (20)
1. Discuss the pathogenesis, clinical features, types and management of amblyopia
Short Essays: (8×10=80)
2. Clinical features and management of pre septal cellulitis
3. Parasitic infections of the eye and orbit
4. Causes of anisocoria
5. Evaluation of proptosis
6. Diplopia in a middle aged man
7. Ocular manifestation of collagen vascular diseases
8. Leukemia-ocularmanifestations
9. Refractive keratoplasty
Paper III
Diseases and Surgery of Anterior Segment, Posterior Segment and Ocular Adnexae
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essays: (20)
1. Discuss the lacrimal pump mechanism. Discuss the investigations of a case of epiphora
Short Essays: (8×10=80)
2. Safe cataract surgery in diabetes
3. Non filtering surgeries for glaucoma
4. Fundus in pregnancy induced hypertension
5. Management of vitreous haemorrhage
6. Management of diabetic clinically significant macular oedema
7. Glaucoma suspect, diagnosis and management
8. Risk factors and clinical picture of retinopathy of prematurity
9. Special considerations for IOL implantation in children
Paper IV
Recent Advances inOphthalmology
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essays: (20)
1. Discuss the recent trends in keratoplasty
Short Essays: (8×10=80)
2. Phakic IOL
3. Endonasal DCR
4. Discuss the clinical features and anagement of Limbal stem cell deficiency
5. Current trend in the treatment of macular edema
6. Specular microscopy
7. Importance of visual evoked potential
8. Ultrasound bio microscopy
9. Discuss latest anti glaucoma drugs.
September 2013
Paper I
Basic Sciences Applied to Ophthalmology
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essays: (20)
1. Describe the physiological changes in human lens from earliest to latest stages of life
Short Essays: (8×10=80)
2. Laboratory diagnosis of trachoma
3. Argyll robertson pupil
4. Histopathology of sympathetic ophthalmitis
5. Contrast sensitivity
6. Pachymetry
7. Biochemical changes in cataractous lens
8. Pre corneal tear film.
9. Anatomy of macula
Paper II
Refraction, Strabismus, Neuropthalmology & Systemic Opthalmology
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essays: (20)
1. Describe the ocular manifestations of leprosy and its management.
Short Essays: (8×10=80)
2. Argyll Robertson pupil
3. Test for binocular single vision
4. Optic nerve meningioma, its clinical features and management
5. Lateral rectus palsy – aetiology, clinical features and management
6. Herper zoster opthalmicus
7. Visual rehabilitation in amblyopia
8. AC/A ratio
9. Oxygen permeable contact lens
Paper III
Diseases and Surgery of Anterior Segment, Posterior Segment and Ocular Adnexae
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essays: (20)
1. Discuss the causes, clinical features differential diagnosis and management of unilateral disc oedema.
Short Essays: (8×10=80)
2. Vought koyanagi harada (V.K.H.) syndrome
3. Management of congenital ptosis.
4. Pseudo phakic bullous keratopathy
5. Management of diabetic clinically significant macular oedema (CSME)
6. Corneal graft rejection
7. Retinoschisis
8. Tumours of lacrimal gland and its management
9. Explain neovascular glaucoma.
Paper IV
Recent Advances in Ophthalmology
Time: 3 hrs
Max marks:100
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Essays: (20)
1. What are newer drugs used for the treatment of glaucoma. Describe the mechanism of action of each.
Short Essays: (8×10=80)
2. Electro retinogram
3. Neuroprotectors in glaucoma
4. Accommodating I O L
5. Keratoprosthesis
6. Various implants in ophthalmology.
7. Genetic counselling in ophthalmology
8. Anti VEGEF’S (vascular endothelial growth factors) in ophthalmology
9. Management of subluxated lens.