Here are the questions from the girl's cycle (1424/ 1425) final OSCE exam:

• I couldn't remember the questions exactly, and the answers are not 100% sure (BOLD).
• 5 questions photos were exact photos as those found in this book: . I have wrote the figure's number and the page. And the photos have a black border.
• As for the other photos they did not came from the lectures, auditorium,  big or small Kanski book, I don't know where they were from. But I have put photos from other sources which were some what similar.

(1) Q2 fig.4 p. 46:Staphylococcal blepharitis.  All true except This condition can lead to falling of eye lashes Use cold compressors  ...	Q2 fig.4 p. 46
(2) (Rubeosis iridis). Complications of this Condition all except hyphema  Glaucoma	N.B. The photo in the exam did not look like this. It was a close up photo showing one side of the iris.
(3) Q5 Fig H p.53:(total hyphaema with secondary trabecular block open angle glaucoma) choose the INCORECT answer      This must  be treated within few hours It can lead to glaucoma	Q5 Fig H p.53
(4) Q9 Fig. 2b p. 60: Diabetic retinopathy     Hypertenson . Chloroquine toxicity Methotrexate toxicity	Q9 Fig. 2b p. 60
(5) A work came to the ER, he is mostly suffering from Forein body Nevus Blood clot .... ..
(6) Q4 FigC p. 31 this patient came to the ER after trauma, he is mostly suffering from Trochlear nerve paralysis  Third nerve paralysis Blow out fracture	Q4 FigC p. 31
(7) Q18 Fig. A P.78:        Anterior chamber intraocular lens. Contact lens Posterior chamber intraocular lens	Q18 Fig. A P.78
(8) (Retina photo with large disk cupping ). which one of these you should not do in the clinic Test visual field Measure intraocular pressure Gonioscopy
(9) Conjuctival hemorrhage He must he admitted gimsa stain scrabing
(10) mass in lower lid, choose the incorrect answer lacrimal gland Sty Admition Systemic and local Ab Abscess drainage
(11) Pseudo strabismus Tell his mother that he will get better when he grows Light reflex as the same in both  eyes right eye is deviated inwards prominent epicanthal fold
(12) geographic ulcer (some say it was a dandritic ulcer) This can be Recurrent Use antibiotics	This photo is actually of a dendritic ulcer. The photo in the exam had the ulcer looking more longitudinal than this one, some students considered it to be geographic ulcer while others, considered it a dendritic ulcer.
(13) (peripheral iridectomy) this procedure  is done in: acute angle closure glaucoma Open angle
(14) (Ptyrigium). This condition is treated by: excision ...
(15) ....