Bsc (Hons) Optometry (Monthly Test- Feb 2026)

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1) The fluid reservoir in a scleral lens helps primarily by:

Reducing lens thickness

Increasing oxygen transmission

Neutralizing corneal irregularities

Improving lens centration

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2) Secondary glaucoma following blunt ocular trauma is most commonly due to:

Hyphema

Angle recession

Lens dislocation

Cyclodialysis cleft

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3) What is the purpose of the 20-20-20 rule for computer users?

Enhance color vision

Reduce eye strain and fatigue

Improve peripheral vision

Increase depth perception

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4) A major challenge in fitting contact lenses in aphakia is:

Reduced tear secretion

Low oxygen permeability

Small corneal diameter

Increased lens thickness

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5) Which eye condition is often associated with prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation?

Cataracts

Glaucoma

Retinitis pigmentosa

Macular degeneration

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6) What is the primary goal of occupational optometry?

Treating glaucoma

Preventing eye injuries in the workplace

Enhancing night vision

Correcting refractive errors

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7) Which occupational hazard is often associated with prolonged computer use?

Respiratory disorders

Computer vision syndrome

Noise-induced hearing loss

Carpal tunnel syndrome

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8) Management of secondary glaucoma primarily focuses on:

Lowering IOP only

Treating the underlying cause along with IOP control

Laser therapy in all cases

Surgical intervention only

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9) Neovascular glaucoma is most commonly associated with:

Retinal detachment

Diabetic retinopathy

Cataract

High myopia

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10) Scleral lenses rest mainly on the:

Cornea

Limbus

Upper eyelid

Sclera

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11) Residual astigmatism with an RGP lens is usually due to:

Poor lens centration

Tear lens effect

Corneal astigmatism

Lenticular astigmatism

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12) Which protective eyewear feature is crucial for individuals working in environments with flying debris or chemicals?

Impact-resistant lenses

Anti-reflective coating

Photochromic lenses

Scratch-resistant coating

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13) Which lighting condition is generally recommended for optimal visual comfort in the workplace?

Cool white fluorescent lighting

Dim lighting

Direct sunlight

Full-spectrum lighting

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14) Which of the following is the MOST common cause of secondary glaucoma worldwide?

Uveitis

Steroid use

Neovascularization

Trauma

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15) The most common complication associated with extended wear contact lenses is:

Giant papillary conjunctivitis

Microbial keratitis

Corneal neovascularization

Dry eye

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16) Which secondary glaucoma is associated with pseudoexfoliative material deposition?

Phacomorphic glaucoma

Neovascular glaucoma

Pseudoexfoliative glaucoma

Pigmentary glaucoma

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17) Which type of glaucoma occurs due to lens-induced inflammation?

Steroid glaucoma

Phacolytic glaucoma

Pigmentary glaucoma

Pseudoexfoliative glaucoma

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18) Extended wear contact lenses are defined as lenses worn continuously for:

24 hours only

Only during sleep

Up to 12 hours

Up to 7 days or more

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19) What is the recommended interval for eye examinations for individuals working in jobs with high visual demands?

Every 5 years

Only when experiencing vision problems

Annually

Bienniall

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20) In a patient with high regular astigmatism (>2.50 D), the most appropriate contact lens option is:

Cosmetic tinted lens

Spherical soft lens

Plano soft lens

Rigid gas permeable (RGP) lens

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21) In the context of occupational optometry, what does VDU stand for?

Visual Development Unit

Visual Display Unit

Vision Distortion Unit

Virtual Display Upgrade

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22) The primary indication for scleral contact lenses is:

Irregular corneal astigmatism

Cosmetic correction

Presbyopia

Correction of low myopia

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23) The preferred contact lens for aphakia is:

Soft spherical lens

Soft toric lens

High-plus rigid gas permeable lens

Extended wear soft lens

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24) Secondary glaucoma is best defined as:

Glaucoma resulting from an identifiable ocular or systemic cause

Glaucoma occurring only in elderly patients

Glaucoma with unknown cause

Glaucoma due to congenital angle defects

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25) Secondary angle-closure glaucoma WITHOUT pupillary block is seen in:

Uveal effusion syndrome

Plateau iris syndrome

Phacomorphic glaucoma

Aphakic glaucoma

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26) Which mechanism leads to increased intraocular pressure in steroid-induced glaucoma?

Increased aqueous production

Angle closure due to lens swelling

Pupillary block

Reduced trabecular meshwork outflow

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27) The most important property of contact lenses used for extended wear is:

High oxygen permeability (Dk/t)

High water content

Large diameter

Thin lens design

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28) Pigment dispersion syndrome leads to secondary glaucoma due to:

Neovascularization of angle

Deposition of pigment in trabecular meshwork

Iris bombe

Lens subluxation

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29) What is the term for the involuntary rhythmic oscillation of the eyes that can affect visual acuity?

Strabismus

Myopia

Astigmatism

Nystagmus

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30) Which factor is essential in designing workstations to minimize visual discomfort?

Adjustable ergonomic furniture

Fixed seating arrangement

High contrast displays

Low-resolution monitors