Orbital Anatomy and Ocular Trauma
- Previous year questions on Orbital Anatomy and Ocular Trauma for NEET PG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Postgraduate), from the Ophthalmology section of the exam.
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- 26 live questions in Orbital Anatomy and Ocular Trauma.
- 3 of 26 questions carry a verified exam year: 2018, 2019.
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- Question set last updated 28 Aug 2026.
Q1.In which of the following conditions Berlin&;s edema is
- AOpen angle glaucoma
- BAfter cataract surgery
- CAfter concussional trauma✓ Correct answer
- DDiabetic retinopathy
Q2.True about Vossius' s ring is
- AIt is the ring around optic nerve
- BSynonymous with Soemmering's ring
- CImpression of miotic pupil on lens✓ Correct answer
- DImpression of dilated pupil on lens
Q3."Blow-out" fracture of orbit involves:
- AFloor
- BMedial wall
- CAll of the above✓ Correct answer
- DNone of the above
Q4.Blow out fracture can be due to:
- ATennis ball injury✓ Correct answer
- BChisel and hammer injury
- CSudden fall
- DPunch at the chin from below
Q5.Blow out fracture of orbit most commonly leads to fracture of
- ALateral wall
- BRoof of orbit
- CMedial wall of orbit
- DPosterior-medial wall of floor✓ Correct answer
Q6.Evisceration is removal of which layer of eye ball?
- AMiddle and inner✓ Correct answer
- BOuter and middle
- COuter and inner
- DAll the layers of eyeball
Q7.Patient with history of fall on symmetrical surface presents with enophthalmos diplopia on upward gaze and loss of sensitivity over cheek. True statement about this is :
- AMaxillary fracture
- BIt is a blow out fracture✓ Correct answer
- CZygomatic bone is most likely injured
- DFrontal bone fracture
Q8.A young adult presents 2 days after trauma to the eye with proptosis and pain in the right eye. On examination, he is found to have a bruise on the right eye and forehead. The most likely diagnosis is:
- AFracture sphenoid bone
- BCavernous sinus thrombosis
- CInternal carotid artery aneurysm
- DCarotico-cavernous fistula✓ Correct answer
Q9.Cherry red spot after trauma is seen in children due to:
- ACRAO
- BCRVO
- CBerlin's edema✓ Correct answer
- DNiemann-Pick's disease
Q10.A patient gives a history of chuna falling into his eyes. All of the following would be a part of his immediate management except:
- AIrrigation of both eyes with copious amounts of normal saline
- BFrequent sodium citrate drops
- CThorough slit-lamp examination on presentation✓ Correct answer
- DRemoval of chuna particles by double eversion of upper eyelids
Answer key
Q1: C. After concussional trauma; Q2: C. Impression of miotic pupil on lens; Q3: C. All of the above; Q4: A. Tennis ball injury; Q5: D. Posterior-medial wall of floor; Q6: A. Middle and inner; Q7: B. It is a blow out fracture; Q8: D. Carotico-cavernous fistula; Q9: C. Berlin's edema; Q10: C. Thorough slit-lamp examination on presentation.
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