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Ocular effects of corticosteroid include
A Increased intraocular pressure
B Cataract
C Ptosis
D Corneal neovascularization
E Constriction of pupil
Side effects of corticosteroids are
A Hypertension
B Psychosis
C Osteopenia
D Gum hyperplasia
E Impaired glomerular filtration rate
Corticosteroids possessing potent mineralocorticoid activity
A Deoxycorticosterone
B Aldosterone
C Cortisol
D Prednisolone
E Dexamethasone
The word ' ocular'; is related to;
A sound
B sight
C hearing
D smell
Intra- ocular pressure is reduced by
A Alpha agonist
B Prostaglandin analogue
C Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
D Steroids
E Immunosuppresive drugs
Following nerves are responsible for ocular motility
A Abducent nerve
B Trochlear nerve
C Trigeminal nerve
D Facial nerve
E Optic nerve
Intra ocular pressure is reduced by
A Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
B Prostaglandin analogue
C Alpha agonist
D Steroids
E Immunosuppresive drugs
Intra-ocular pressure is reduced by
A Alpha agonist
B Prostaglandin analogue
C Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
D Steroids
E Immunosuppressive drugs
Ocular findings in leprosy are
A Anterior uveitis
B Reduced corneal sensation
C Raised intraocular pressure
D Cataract
E Blepharospasm
In ocular emergencies therapy should be instituted within hours
A Chemical burns of the cornea
B Blow out fracture of the-orbit
C Central retinal artery occlusion
D Orbital cellulitis
E Optic neuritis

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