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Recesses of the angle of anterior chamber are best visualized by: March 2013 (h)

A
Keratometer
B
Tonometer
C
Gonioscope
D
Snellen's cha
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. C i.e. Gonioscope Tests/ procedures in ophthalmoscopy Direct ophthalmoscopy: - Image is viual & erect, - Magnified 15 times Indirect ophthalmoscopy: - Image is real & inveed; - Magnified 5 times; - It is done for examination of periphery of retina (upto orra serrata) Keratometry: Measures curvature of cornea Electronystatogram: Graph of movement of eye Anomoloscope: Detects colour blindness Retinoscopy: Objective assessment of refractive state of eye Gonioscopy: Measures angle of anterior chamber Tonometry: - Measures intraocular pressure; - Best is applanation tonometry Swinging flash test: Tests pupil Snellen cha tests: Vision Ishihara plates, Hardy Rand Rattler plates: Color vision Landolt's rings: Visual acuity in illiterates, children Macular function tests: - Card board test (2 point discrimination test); Amsler grid test; - Maddox rod test etc.

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