ophthalmology MCQ only

A patient has chemical splashed into his right eye. After 10 days there is a persistent non-healing
corneal epithelial defect measuring 6x4mm. There is no stromal scarring.
What is the best treatment? This question appeared in the 2014 FRCOphth Part 2.

A 44-year-old female smoker presents with gradual onset, unilateral redness and proptosis developing over 4 weeks. Which of the following investigations is most likely to reveal underlying cause?
This question came in FRCS (Glasgow)Part2 in October2014

A 23-year-old man underwent LASIK surgery 6-months ago for myopia suffers blunt ocular trauma with a football.On exam there is a dislocated right corneal flap with rolled edges.What is best treatment?
This question came in FRCS(Glasgow)Part2October2014

A patient suffers an alkali injury to the left eye. Which of the following, if present, would represent the MOST concerning feature?

This question appeared in the 2014 FRCOphth Part 2

What is the most common bacterial aetiology in acute dacryocystitis?

Ocular pulsations may be seen in all of the following EXCEPT:

B-scan ultrasound is performed on a patient with unilateral proptosis. demonstrates a heterogenous,well-defined intraconal mass with an irregular edge & low reflectivity.findings are most in keeping with:
This question appeared in the 2014 FRCOphth Part 2

All of the following orbital tumours are bright on T1-weighted magnetic resonance images EXCEPT:

this question appeared in Arabic board part 2

high myope of-14D spherical equivalent right eye has biometry in preparation for cataract surgery Keratometry readings are K1:44.1D& K2:44.5D.axial length is measured as 23.8mm
What is the most likely diagnosis?
This question appeared in2014 FRCOphthPart2

Which of the following is LEAST likely to cause posterior sub-capsular cataract?

This question came in the FRCS (Glasgow) Part 2 exam in October 2014.