Science Practice Quiz 99

Q1.According to guidelines for eye donation, within how many hours after death must the eyes be removed?

A. Within 1-2 hours. B. Within 4-6 hours. C. Within 12-24 hours. D. Within 24-48 hours.

Q2.What is the immediate action recommended after a person's death for eye donation?

A. Contact the family doctor. B. Inform the nearest eye bank. C. Arrange for funeral services. D. Preserve the body in cold storage.

Q3.Where can the eye bank team remove the eyes of the deceased for donation?

A. Only at a specialized eye hospital. B. Only at the home of the deceased. C. At the home of the deceased or at a hospital. D. At any registered medical clinic.

Q4.How long does the process of eye removal for donation typically take?

A. Approximately 30-45 minutes. B. Only 10-15 minutes. C. Around 1-2 hours. D. Several hours.

Q5.What is a key characteristic of the eye removal process for donation regarding the donor's appearance?

A. It often leads to significant facial disfigurement. B. It results in minor but noticeable disfigurement. C. It does not lead to any disfigurement. D. It requires reconstructive surgery afterward.

Q6.Which of the following conditions would prevent a person from donating eyes?

A. Diabetes. B. Hypertension. C. Hepatitis B or C. D. Asthma.

Q7.What are the primary functions of an eye bank?

A. Only collects and stores donated eyes. B. Collects, evaluates, and distributes donated eyes. C. Only performs eye transplant surgeries. D. Provides financial aid to blind individuals.

Q8.What happens to donated eyes that are found unsuitable for transplantation?

A. They are immediately discarded. B. They are used for valuable research and medical education. C. They are returned to the donor's family. D. They are stored indefinitely for future use.

Q9.What is the policy regarding the identities of eye donors and recipients?

A. Only the donor's identity is kept confidential. B. Only the recipient's identity is kept confidential. C. The identities of both the donor and the recipient remain confidential. D. Both identities are publicly disclosed for transparency.

Q10.Based on Activity 10.2, what is observed when a narrow beam of white light is allowed to fall on one face of a glass prism and appears on a nearby screen?

A. A single bright spot B. A beautiful band of colours C. A dark shadow D. A magnified image of the slit

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Science Practice Quiz 99