This is a real-world medical entrance exam question, please give the true answer based on the question and selection. Topic name: Ophthalmology Q Bank, Subject name: Ophthalmology
Not true regarding uveitis 
Select and explain. 
A. Intermediate uveitis: pars plana, B. Festooned pupil: posterior synechiae, C. Arlts line: Triangle shaped aggregation of Keratic precipitates, D. Complication: Polychromatic lusture cataract
C: Arlts line: Triangle shaped aggregation of Keratic precipitates
Answer: C: Arlts line: Triangle shaped aggregation of Keratic precipitates 
Explanation: Arlt's triangle and not Arlt's line seen In the Uveitis Anterior uveitis: Iris + pars plicata - Most common sign: Cells. - circumcorneal congestion, flare, hypopyon, iris atrophy, iris nodules, posterior synechiae - narrow pupil/ ectropion uveae/ occlusion pupillae, complicated cataract (bread crump polychromatic lusture), Increased IOP, pappilitis - Most common symptom: Photophobia ARLT's Triangle Festooned Pupil Intermediate Uveitis: Pars plana & ciliary body inflammation * Most common symptom: Floaters * Snowball opacities * MC complication of Pars planitis- Posterior Subcapsular Cataract. * MC complication of loss of vision - Cystoid macular edema