1. Regarding Steroid injection for treatment of
chalazion :
a) Is not preferable if chalazion is close to the
lacrimal punctum
b) Between 0.2 and 2 ml of 5 mg /ml
triamcinolone diacetate aqueous suspension
c) 0.2 and 2 ml of 5 mg /ml dexamethasone
d) The success rate following one injection is
about 50%
2. Which of the following is not a differential
diagnosis of squamous cell papilloma ?
a) Viral wart
b) Seborrhoeic keratosis
c) Intradermal naevus
d) Chalazion
3. which of the following is not a synonym of Basal cell
papilloma ?
a) Seborrhoeic keratosis
b) Seborrhoeic wart
c) Actinic keratosis
d) Senile verruca
4. Actinic keratosis
a) Is typically affect young people
b) Is common rapid – growing lesion
c) It affects individuals who have been exposed to
excessive sunlight
d) It has high potential for transformation into
squamous cell carcinoma
5. Capillary haemangioma :
a) Is rare tumor of infancy
b) The female to male ratio is 7: 1
c) It have predilection for the lower lid
d) It blanches on pressure and may swell on crying
6. Ocular features of sturge – weber syndrome
include all of the following except one:
a) Ipsilateral glaucoma
b) Iris haemangioma
c) Iris heterochromia
d) Diffuse choroidalheamangioma
7. Young patients who suffer from the following
conditions have no potential to develop eyelid
malignancies :
a) Xeradermapigmentosum
b) Gorlin – Goltz syndrome
c) Muir – Torre syndrome
d) Neurofibromatosis
8. Regarding basal cell carcinoma :
a) 90% of cases occur in the head and neck and
about 30% of these involve the eyelid
b) It most frequently arises from the upper
eyelid , followed in relative frequency by
medial canthus , lower eyelid and lateral
canthus
c) It most frequently affects young patients
d) The tumor is slow – growing and locally
invasive but not metastasizing
9. Regarding squamous cell carcinoma :
a) SCC is typically less aggressive tumor than
BCC
b) It metastasis to regional lymph nodes in about
50%
c) SCC accounts for 20% of eyelid malignancies
d) The tumor may exhibit perineural spread to
the intracranial cavity via the orbit
10. Clinical types of SCC include all of the following
except :
a) Nodular SCC
b) Noduloulcerative SCC
c) Ulcerating SCC
d) Cutaneous horn