Not a feature of conjunctivitis: (A) Mucoid discharge, (B) Impaired pupillary reactions, (C) Chemosis, (D) Halos
Answer is B. Impaired pupillary reaction is seen in optic nerve disorders or extensive retinal detachment . It is not seen in conjuvtivitis. C/F of conjunctivitis * Discharge: Watery, Mucoid, mucopurulent, Severe purulent * Hyperemia: Bacterial /viral infection. * Hemorrhage: Viral (enteroviral/ adenoviral / trauma). * Chemosis(swelling of conjunctiva): Viral/ Bacterial. . Normal pupillary reaction * Pseudomembrane/true membrane: Pseudomembrane doesnot bleed on removal * Infiltration * Subconjunctival scarring: Loss of goblet & accessory lacrimal glands (trachoma) lead to fibrosis . colored halos