KVV E-Modules - Pterygium

Quadrant -I (Video)

Pterygium

Quadrant - II (Study Material)

1. Pterygium

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Quadrant - III (Assignments)

1. Pterygium

Questions on pterygium 1) Define pterygium. Write short notes on pterygium. 2) What are the symptoms and signs of a pterygium? 3) What is probe test? 4) What are the risk factors for developing a pterygium? Classification of pterygium. 5) Medical and surgical treatment of pterygium. 6) Difference between *progressive and regressive pterygium. *pterygium and pseudoptergium.

Quadrant - IV (MCQs)

Probe can be passed below

A: Pterygium B: pseudopterygium C: conjunctiva D: none of the above

Pterygium is most commonly located :

A: Temporally B: Nasally C: Superior D: Inferior

Treatment for recurrent pterygium :

A: Conjunctival autograft B: Mitomycin C C: Bare sclera D: Both A and B

Distance from the limbus covered by Grade 3 pterygium

A: 1 mm B: 1.5 mm C: Less than 2 mm D: More than 4 mm from limbus

Stocker’s line is deposition of

A: Copper B: Iron C: Magnesium D: Sodium

Validation Certificates

1. Validation Certificates

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