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Asked: December 31, 2018In: MCQs

How much dioptric power does the cornea have?

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73.11%More than the lens ( 435 voters )
21.68%Less power than the lens ( 129 voters )
1.01%Same power to the lens ( 6 voters )
4.2%It changes comparing to the lens ( 25 voters )
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Asked: March 5, 2019In: MCQs

How would you diagnose this based on the image?

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1.52%Conjunctival nevus ( 8 voters )
87.26%Iris nevus ( 459 voters )
1.9%Choroidal nevus ( 10 voters )
9.32%None of the above ( 49 voters )
Based On 526 Votes

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Asked: January 31, 2019In: MCQs

Eyelid function includes:

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1.14%keep the eyes from drying out when asleep ( 6 voters )
3.42%blink reflex protects the eye from foreign bodies ( 18 voters )
2.09%spread the tears on the eye surface to keep it moist ( 11 voters )
93.35%All of the above ( 491 voters )
Based On 526 Votes

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Asked: March 3, 2019In: MCQs

Which is NOT a layer of the iris:

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2.82%Anterior pigment epithelium ( 24 voters )
11.87%Myopeithelium ( 101 voters )
5.29%Anterior limiting layer ( 45 voters )
80.02%Descemet's membrane ( 681 voters )
Based On 851 Votes

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Asked: March 3, 2019In: MCQs

In Familial dysautonomia (Riley–Day syndrome), vision loss is often due to:

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24%Corneal abrasion ( 48 voters )
39.5%Glaucoma ( 79 voters )
19.5%Congenital cataract ( 39 voters )
17%None of the above ( 34 voters )
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Question: Can you name that disease based on the image?

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Asked: March 2, 2019In: MCQs

What’s your diagnosis based on the image?

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26.23%Retinitis pigmentosa ( 192 voters )
13.52%Best Disease ( 99 voters )
27.19%Stargardt disease ( 199 voters )
33.06%None of the above ( 242 voters )
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Asked: March 2, 2019In: MCQs

How would you diagnose this based on the image?

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3.92%Band keratopathy ( 37 voters )
90.35%Conjunctival melanoma ( 852 voters )
2.12%Endophthalmitis ( 20 voters )
3.61%Intraocular foreign body ( 34 voters )
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