EYELID

Question 1

gradually enlarging painless nodule

Answer 1

CHALAZION

Question 2

CHALAZION in upper eyelid may press on cornea would lead to

• hyperopia
• myopia
• astigmatism
• blurred vision

Answer 2

astigmatism

blurred vision

Question 3

finger-like projections of fibrovascular connective tissue covered by irregular acanthotic and hyperkeratotic squamous epithelium

• squamous cell papilloma
• basal cell papilloma
• actinic keratosis

Answer 3

squamous cell papilloma

Question 4

seborrhoeic keratosis

• squamous cell papilloma
• basal cell papilloma
• actinic keratosis

Answer 4

basal cell papilloma

Question 5

seborrhoeic wart

• squamous cell papilloma
• basal cell papilloma
• actinic keratosis

Answer 5

basal cell papilloma

Question 6

senile verruca

• squamous cell papilloma
• basal cell papilloma
• actinic keratosis

Answer 6

basal cell papilloma

Question 7

slow growing condition found on the face, trunk and extremities of elderly individuals

• squamous cell papilloma
• basal cell papilloma
• actinic keratosis

Answer 7

basal cell papilloma

Question 8

solar, senile

• squamous cell papilloma
• basal cell papilloma
• actinic keratosis

Answer 8

actinic keratosis

Question 9

slow growing lesion that rarely develops on eyelids

• squamous cell papilloma
• basal cell papilloma
• actinic keratosis

Answer 9

actinic keratosis

Question 10

BENIGN PIGMENTED LESIONS except:

• FRECKLE
• (ADD CHOICES)
• CONGENITAL MELANOCYTIC NEVUS
• ACQUIRED MELANOCYTIC NEVUS

Answer 10

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Question 11

a brown macule due to increase melanin in the epidermal basal layer, generally in sunlight-exposed areas

• FRECKLE
• CONGENITAL MELANOCYTIC NEVUS
• ACQUIRED MELANOCYTIC NEVUS

Answer 11

FRECKLE

Question 12

uncommon and histologically resemble their acquired counterparts

• FRECKLE
• CONGENITAL MELANOCYTIC NEVUS
• ACQUIRED MELANOCYTIC NEVUS

Answer 12

Congenital Melanocytic Nevus

Question 13

Classification, clinical appearance and potential for malignant transformation of naevi are determined by their histological location within the skin

• FRECKLE
• CONGENITAL MELANOCYTIC NEVUS
• ACQUIRED MELANOCYTIC NEVUS

Answer 13

Acquired Melanocytic Nevus

Question 14

MISCELLANEOUS BENIGN TUMORS except:

• Capillary Hemangioma
• Pot-wine stain
• ADD CHOICES
• Xanthelasma

Answer 14

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Question 15

strawberry naevus

• Capillary Hemangioma
• Pot-wine stain
• Xanthelasma

Answer 15

capillary hemangioma

Question 16

one of the most common
tumors of infancy and presents shortly after birth

• Capillary Hemangioma
• Pot-wine stain
• Xanthelasma

Answer 16

capillary hemangioma

Question 17

naevus flammeus

• Capillary Hemangioma
• Pot-wine stain
• Xanthelasma

Answer 17

pot-wine stain

Question 18

cavernous hermangioma

• Capillary Hemangioma
• Pot-wine stain
• Xanthelasma

Answer 18

pot-wine stain

Question 19

rare congenital, subcutaneous lesion consisting of large ectatic vessels of varying calibre

• Capillary Hemangioma
• Pot-wine stain
• Xanthelasma

Answer 19

pot-wine stain

Question 20

a common, frequently bilateral condition which is usually found in middle-aged and elderly individuals

• Capillary Hemangioma
• Pot-wine stain
• Xanthelasma

Answer 20

xanthelasma

Question 21

BCC means

Answer 21

basal cell carcinoma

Question 22

most common malignancy and most frequently affects elderly patients

Answer 22

BCC

basal cell carcinoma

Question 23

much less common, but typically more aggressive tumor with metastasis to regional lymph nodes in about 20% of cases

• Basal Cell Carcinoma
• Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Answer 23

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Question 24

SCC means

Answer 24

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Question 25

rare tumor that usually occurs in fair-skinned individuals with a history of chronic sun exposure * sebaceous gland carcinoma * keratocanthoma

Answer 25

keratocanthoma

Question 26

very rare slowly growing tumor which most frequently affects the elderly, with a predisposition for females * sebaceous gland carcinoma * keratocanthoma

Answer 26

sebaceous gland carcinoma

Question 27

is very thin and consists of flat cells devoid of nuclei. * Keratin (horny) layer * Granular cell layer

Answer 27

Keratin (horny) layer

Question 28

consists of one or two layers of diamond-shaped or flattened cells containing kerato hyaline granules * Keratin (horny) layer * Granular cell layer

Answer 28

Granular cell layer

Question 29

located in the caruncle and within eyebrow hairs * Sebaceous glands * Meibomian glands

Answer 29

Sebaceous glands

Question 30

modified sebaceous glands located in the tarsal plates. They empty through a single row of about 30 openings on each lid * Sebaceous glands * Meibomian glands

Answer 30

Meibomian glands

Question 31

modified sebaceous glands that are associated with lash follicles. * Glands of Zeis * Glands of Moll * Eccrine sweat glands

Answer 31

Glands of Zeis

Question 32

modified sebaceous glands that are associated with lash follicles. * Glands of Zeis * Glands of Moll * Eccrine sweat glands

Answer 32

Glands of Zeis

Question 33

modified apocrine sweat glands which open either into a lash follicle. * Glands of Zeis * Glands of Moll * Eccrine sweat glands

Answer 33

glands of moll

Question 34

distributed throughout the eyelid skin and are not confined to the lid margin, unlike glands of Moll. * Glands of Zeis * Glands of Moll * Eccrine sweat glands

Answer 34

Eccrine sweat glands