15.1 KHURANA DISORDER OF EYELIDS

Question 1

It is a common congenital anomaly.

• Congenital ptosis
• Congenital coloboma
• Epicanthus

Answer 1

Congenital ptosis

Question 2

It is a rare condition characterised by a full thickness triangular gap in the tissues of the lids.

• Congenital ptosis
• Congenital coloboma
• Epicanthus

Answer 2

Congenital coloboma

Question 3

It is a semicircular fold of skin which covers the medial canthus.

• Congenital ptosis
• Congenital coloboma
• Epicanthus

Answer 3

Epicanthus

Question 4

It is a bilateral condition and may disappear with the development of nose.

• Congenital ptosis
• Congenital coloboma
• Epicanthus

Answer 4

Epicanthus

Question 5

It is a very rare anomaly in which lids fail to develop and the skin passes continuously from the eyebrow to the cheek hiding the eyeball

• Cryptophthalmos.
• Microblepharon

Answer 5

Cryptophthalmos

Question 6

In this condition, eyelids are abnormally small. It is usually associated with microphthalmos or anophthalmos.

• Cryptophthalmos.
• Microblepharon

Answer 6

Microblepharon

Question 7

Occasionally, the lids may be very small or virtually absent.

• Cryptophthalmos.
• Microblepharon

Answer 7

Microblepharon

Question 8

the lids may be very small or virtually absent and the condition is called _________.

• Epiblepharon
• Euryblepharon
• Ablepharon

Answer 8

ablepharon

Question 9

refers to a congenital anomaly in which a horizontal fold of tissue rides above the lower eyelid margin.

• Epiblepharon
• Euryblepharon
• Ablepharon

Answer 9

Epiblepharon

Question 10

refers to unilateral or bilateral horizontal widening of palpebral fissure.

• Epiblepharon
• Euryblepharon
• Ablepharon

Answer 10

Euryblepharon

Question 11

It is usually associated with lateral canthal malposition and lateral ectropion.

• Epiblepharon
• Euryblepharon
• Ablepharon

Answer 11

Euryblepharon

Question 12

Congenital euryblepharon usually involves the lateral portion of _______ eyelids.

• upper
• lower

Answer 12

lower

Question 13

Owing to the looseness of the tissues

• Oedema
• • INSERT OTHER CHOICES

Answer 13

Oedema

Question 14

It is chronic thickening of the lids, which usually follows recurrent attacks of erysipelas.

• Inflammatory oedema
• Solid oedema of the lids
• Passive oedema of the lids.

Answer 14

Solid oedema of the lids

Question 15

It resembles inflammatory oedema of the lids but is harder in consistency.

• Inflammatory oedema
• Solid oedema of the lids
• Passive oedema of the lids.

Answer 15

Solid oedema of the lids