د.أحمد الحضيري(طب العيون) 2026-دفعة 54

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The typical IOP pattern in POAG is: A. Always above 40 mmHg B. Usually elevated, but may be normal C. Always below 10 mmHg D. Fluctuates only during sleep

Which drug can precipitate acute angle closure in susceptible patients? A. Pilocarpine B. Tropicamide C. Timolol D. Acetazolamide سؤال صعب لكن انتم قدها 💪

Which of the following is the most important risk factor for POAG? A. Hypermetropia B. Myopia C. Increasing age D. Shallow anterior chamber

The most characteristic clinical presentation of primary congenital glaucoma is: A. Leukocoria B. Epiphora, photophobia and blepharospasm C. Proptosis D. Diplopia

Haab's striae are caused by: A. Rupture of Descemet's membrane B. Rupture of Bowman's layer C. Rupture of the lens capsule D. Rupture of the retinal pigment epithelium

The preferred surgical treatment for primary congenital glaucoma with a clear cornea is: A. Trabeculectomy B. Goniotomy C. Laser peripheral iridotomy D. Cyclophotocoagulation

Buphthalmos in congenital glaucoma occurs due to: A. Scleral rigidity B. Increased ocular elasticity in infancy C. Reduced aqueous production D. Retinal detachment

Pigment dispersion syndrome causes glaucoma mainly through: A. Pupillary block B. Trabecular meshwork obstruction by pigment C. Retinal ischemia D. Increased episcleral venous pressure

In pseudoexfoliation glaucoma, the characteristic finding is: A. Krukenberg spindle B. White flaky material on the lens and pupillary margin C. Haab's striae D. Kayser-Fleischer ring

Neovascular glaucoma is most commonly associated with: A. Diabetic retinopathy and CRVO B. Retinitis pigmentosa C. Keratoconus D. Congenital cataract

In neovascular glaucoma, angle closure occurs due to: A. Posterior synechiae only B. Fibrovascular membrane causing peripheral anterior synechiae C. Trabecular meshwork hypoplasia D. Increased aqueous production