This compilation presents a structured learning and assessment framework in Ophthalmology. Divided into six integral parts, the review is designed to evaluate and reinforce theoretical and clinical competencies through a multiple-choice question format. SECTION ONE: Section one of these compilation is designed to serve as a comprehensive study resource for both teachers and students enrolled in Ophthalmology Programmes. The questions cover a wide range of topics, including the anatomy and physiology of the eye, common ocular diseases, ophthalmic surgical procedures, patient care, and nursing management. Additionally, specialized areas such as ocular pharmacology, emergency eye care, visual assessment techniques, and community ophthalmic nursing are addressed. The objective questions are structured to test theoretical knowledge, clinical reasoning, and practical skills essential for ophthalmic nursing practice. Topics such as intraocular pressure measurement, refraction, surgical nursing care, and ophthalmic instrument use are also included to ensure a well-rounded understanding of the field. This document serves as a valuable reference for students preparing for certification exams, nursing educators developing assessment materials, and practicing nurses seeking to reinforce their knowledge in ophthalmic care. By utilizing this resource, learners can enhance their comprehension of ophthalmic nursing concepts, refine their critical thinking skills, and improve their readiness for professional practice in the specialized field of eye care.