Unit 14- Clinical Procedure

Which structure of the eye is defined as the clear, dome shaped, transparent, and avascular?

What vision chart is below?

There are 6 eye muscles

Contact lenses are considered to be medical devices.

PERRLA stands for Pupils equal round reactive to light and accommodation.

Motrin is the treatment of cranial retinal vein occlusion (CRVO)

The correct abbreviation for a visual acuity taken without correction is SC

The results of the Farnsworth Lantern color test is recorded on a DD2489

If the patient walks toward the chart and the largest letter can't be read. What is next step.

Which of the following terms is defined as decreased intraocular pressure?

Lids and lashes are the first thing checked during slit lamp exam.

Rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses are (NOT) able to change the natural shape of the cornea.

Directing the visual axis of the two eyes to a near point, the result that the pupils come together

At what distance is Distance visual acuity taken at?

Which of the following is an example of an open-ended question?

What type of Eye Chart is this?

Wirt test results are recorded in measurement, seconds of arc.

Which of the following is considered most the effective method of cleaning soft contact lenses?

Myopia is the focus of light rays behind the retina

Which of the following are classified as infectious agents?

Use of NCT is contraindicated in which instances?

Patient history should be taken in?

Direct Focal, is the narrowest, shortest beam of light and allows the examiner to view only the area lighted.

A symptom is something the patients tells you?

A reduction in visual acuity in an eye that is ophthalmoscopically normal with correction is known as what?

Which of the following happens when an object is viewed at near?

At what distance should a patient sit when taking the Farnsworth Lantern color test?

Triage is the sorting of patients.

Esotropia, is a condition in which one eye turns outward.

When performing the Farnsworth Lantern color test, the examiner must display the lights in numerical order.

0.4 % of males have color deficiencies.

Which of the following is NOT a common wearing schedule for soft contact lenses?

Hyperopia light rays focus behind the retina.

Which contact lens is most difficult to maintain?

Tono-pen Ocu-film tip covers contain?

Vision loss due to cranial retinal artery occlusion (CRAO) occurs due to which of the following?

Which eye condition?

When taking a Wirt test, how many sets of rings must a patient get correct in order to pass?

Which color vision test is the most used?

The cornea is the last thing checked during slit lamp exam.

Why is 20 feet used as the testing distance for a distance visual acuity?

What device is used to measure near point of convergence?

Normal direct light response cause the constricting pupils.

What instrument allows the observation of living tissue in eye without causing disturbance of tissue

CCL stands for with correction.

What is defined as an area of partial or complete blindness within the confines of a normal or a relatively normal visua

Diopter along with (cm) is the unit of measurement used when testing for accommodation at a distance.

What is the distance for Near Vison test?

What is the most common causative agent for corneal ulcers?

When no abnormalities are identified during pupillary reflex testing, results should be recorded. PERRLA

Which one is not a priority in eye care?

Which one does the AFVT (Armed Forces Vision Tester) not test for?

Always wash your hand before and after each patient.

Pseudoisochromatic (PIP) color test plates should be shown to the patient at what distance?

Which of the following are symptoms of a retinal detachment?

How many drops are instilled prior to using Tono-pen?

Contact lenses should be taken out and cleaned daily?

What is the treatment for cellulitis

Prerequisites for depth perception are: Good vision OU, overlapping Visual Fields, Normal alignment of eyes.

Which eye condition?

Which of the following is a part of treatment for an intraocular foreign body

When testing for pupillary responses to consensual light stimulation, the examiner should look at which eye?

The gradual lessening of accommodative ability in which near objects are seen with difficulty is known as:

Visual fields testing should be conducted on each eye alone.

Results of non-contact tonometry testing should be recorded in "mmHg"?

Most effective method to clean soft contact lenses

Which of the following tests are used for depth perception?

When testing Near Point convergence, the distance at which the pt experiences double vision is recorded in what unit.

A sign is something?

Nystagmus is involuntary oscillation(movement) of the eye

Which is considered a symptom?

15 plate test. 10 and above is pass.

The rotation of eye nasally about the vertical axis?

What should be done FIRST when conducting a Goldman Tonometry test:

18 plate test, 13 or below is a fail.

Which type of chemical injury is considered the most serious?