The NEET SS 2024 Diploma in Ophthalmology Question Paper 2 was conducted as part of the national-level super speciality examination for admissions into DM and MCh programmes. This paper evaluates advanced knowledge of ocular anatomy, clinical ophthalmology, corneal disorders, glaucoma, retinal diseases, neuro-ophthalmology, ocular trauma, diagnostic procedures, and surgical decision-making. Candidates were required to attempt 100 questions in 150 minutes, carrying a total of 400 marks. Each correct answer is awarded 4 marks, while 1 mark is deducted for every incorrect response according to the NEET SS negative marking scheme.
NEET SS 2024 Diploma Ophthalmology Question Paper 2 with Answer Key PDF
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NEET SS 2024 Diploma Ophthalmology Question Paper 2 with Solutions
1. a) Classify diabetic retinopathy. [2]
b) Describe important features of each stage. [3]
c) Discuss the outline of management of each stage. [5]
a) Enumerate the various consequences of a closed globe injury by a blunt object. [6]
b) How would you distinguish between open and closed globe injury? [4]
Discuss briefly the pathology, differential diagnosis, adverse prognostic factors and management protocols for retinoblastoma. [2+2+2+4]
a) Discuss the clinical features of Herpes simplex keratitis. [4]
b) What is the protocol of managing a patient with recurrent herpetic kerato-uveitis? [4]
c) What precautions are to be taken while operating a cataract in a patient with healed herpetic kerato-uveitis? [2]
a) What are the stages of primary angle closure glaucoma? [2]
b) How does management of primary angle closure glaucoma differ from that of open angle glaucoma? [4]
c) Enumerate signs of primary angle closure glaucoma in iris, angle of anterior chamber, crystalline lens and optic nerve head. [4]
a) Describe the clinical features and management protocols of infantile esotropia. [6]
b) How would you prognosticate a 3-year-old child differently from a 1-year-old child with infantile esotropia? [3]
c) Enumerate types of amblyopia in such children. [1]
A 70-year-old male presents with central unilateral metamorphopsia.
a) What is the differential diagnosis? [3]
b) Detail the diagnostic tools and management options. [5]
c) Which all conditions can affect the fellow normal eye over time? How will you instruct the patient to monitor his vision? [2]
Describe the clinical presentation, causes, diagnostic modalities, and treatment options in benign intracranial hypertension. [2+3+2+3]
a) Give the definition of blindness as per NPCB and WHO. [2+2]
b) What are the common causes of blindness in various age groups? [3]
c) Enumerate actions to be taken to prevent blindness. [3]
A 10-year-old female presents with bilateral severe congenital ptosis.
a) Describe the signs and symptoms which indicate poor prognosis. [2]
b) Draw a flow diagram showing how you would evaluate this child. [3]
c) Enumerate few possible syndromic associations. [2]
d) How would you manage this child? [3]
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