UHS PGET Ophthalmology — Uveitis MCQs
Practice 70 Uveitis past-paper MCQs for UHS PGET Ophthalmology, each with a detailed explanation and reference. Try free samples below, then start a full quiz.
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Sample Uveitis Questions
After penetrating trauma to one eye, the fellow (uninjured) eye can develop sympathetic ophthalmia. The mechanism is believed to be:
- A.Molecular mimicry / autoimmune sensitization to previously sequestered uveal (melanocyte-associated) antigens exposed by the injury
- B.Direct bacterial spread via the optic chiasm
- C.Vitamin A deficiency
- D.A purely mechanical/pressure-related phenomenon
- E.Iatrogenic contamination during surgery on the injured eye only
Uveal (choroidal) melanoma most commonly metastasizes hematogenously to the:
- A.Lung
- B.Bone
- C.Brain
- D.Regional lymph nodes (as the dominant route)
- E.Liver
The uveal tract consists of the
- A.Iris only
- B.Choroid only
- C.Iris, ciliary body, and choroid
- D.Iris and ciliary body only
- E.Ciliary body only
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