Ophthalmic Medical Assistant Practice Test

Question

The only eye care professional who is a medical doctor is the

Answer 1

Optometrist

Answer 2

Ophthalmologist

Answer 3

Orthoptist

Answer 4

Orthoptist

Answer 5

Optometrist

Answer 6

Ophthalmic Medical Technician

Answer 7

Orthoptist

Answer 8

An optician

Answer 9

An ocularist

Answer 10

An optometrist

Answer 11

A subspecialist

Answer 12

Certified ophthalmic medical technologist

Answer 13

Certified ophthalmic registered nurse

Answer 14

Certified ophthalmic technician

Answer 15

Certified ophthalmic photographer

Answer 16

Diagnosing certain conditions

Answer 17

Making prognostic estimates

Answer 18

Performing certain diagnostic tests

Answer 19

Prescribing treatment for certain problems

Answer 20

Apologize to the patient and thoroughly wash with water

Answer 21

Explain to the patient that the effects will be intensified

Answer 22

Tell the ophthalmologist, who will then decide how to handle the situation

Answer 23

Suggest that the patient remain in the office for awhile after the examination

Answer 24

Explain that the ophthalmologist will discuss the results with the patient shortly

Answer 25

Discuss the results with the patient to reduce the level of anxiety

Answer 26

Reassure the patient that all is well and that the condition tested for is not serious

Answer 27

Politely tell the patient that another patient requires attention and leave the room

Answer 28

Is the patients spouse

Answer 29

Has received permission from the patient

Answer 30

Is the patient's employer

Answer 31

Is a member of the patient's immediate family

Answer 32

Optic nerve

Answer 33

Inward towards the nose

Answer 34

Outward towards the temple

Answer 35

Downward and outward toward the temple

Answer 36

Downward and inward toward the nose

Answer 37

Bulbar conjuntiva

Answer 38

Epithelium

Answer 39

Palpebral conjunctiva

Answer 40

Conjunctiva

Answer 41

Cilisry body

Answer 42

Iris, ciliary body, choroid

Answer 43

Iris, posterior chamber, ciliary body

Answer 44

Choroid, sclera, retina

Answer 45

Iris, lens, choroid

Answer 46

Aqueous humor

Answer 47

Accomodation

Answer 48

Presbyopia

Answer 49

Control the amount of light entering the inner part of the eye

Answer 50

Raise and lower the eyelid

Answer 51

Determine the direction and movement of the eyeball

Answer 52

Change the curvature of the lens

Answer 53

(1) lacrimal sac (2) punctum (3) lacrimal gland

Answer 54

(1) lacrimal sac (2) nasolacrimal duct (3) lacrimal gland

Answer 55

(1) lacrimal gland (2) punctum (3) lacrimal sac

Answer 56

(1) lacrimal gland (2) lacrimal sac (3) punctum

Answer 57

Trabecular meshwork, through the canal of Schlemm, to the anterior chamber angle

Answer 58

Canal of Schlemm, through the trabecular meshwork, to the surface blood vessels

Answer 59

Anterior chamber angle, through trabecular meshwork, to canal Schlemm

Answer 60

Anterior chamber angle, through surface blood vessels, to trabecular meshwork

Answer 61

Night or dim-light visioj

Answer 62

Peripheral vision

Answer 63

Distance vision

Answer 64

Detailed central vision

Answer 65

(1) visual cortex (2) optic tract (3) optic nerve

Answer 66

(1) optic nerve (2) optic chiasm (3) genticulate body

Answer 67

(1) optic chiasm (2) optic tract (3) genticulate body

Answer 68

(1) optic nerve (2) optic chiasm (3) visual cortex

Answer 69

Inflammation

Answer 70

Degeneration

Answer 71

Neoplastic

Answer 72

infectious

Answer 73

Neoplastic

Answer 74

Degenerative

Answer 75

An etiology

Answer 76

A syndrome

Answer 77

Blepharitis

Answer 78

Exophthalmos

Answer 79

Swelling from large amounts of fluid

Answer 80

Double vision

Answer 81

Deviation of one or both eyes

Answer 82

Eye muscles

Answer 83

The continual movement of the eyes from side to side and up and down

Answer 84

The suppression of visual images from a deviating eye

Answer 85

The abnormal drooping of an upper eyelid

Answer 86

Three-dimensional visual perception

Answer 87

An inward turning of the eyelashes

Answer 88

A drooping upper eyelid

Answer 89

An inflammation of the lacrimal sac

Answer 90

A lump that develops after inflammation and infection of the meibomian glands

Answer 91

Dacrocystitis

Answer 92

Keratoconus

Answer 93

Blepharitis

Answer 94

Keratoconjuntivitis sicca

Answer 95

Is not a threat to vision

Answer 96

Can cause permanent damage to the optic nerve

Answer 97

Develops rapidly and suddenly

Answer 98

Accounts for a small percentage of all glaucomas

Answer 99

A clouding of the vitreous gel

Answer 100

A benign growth on the conjunctiva

Answer 101

A branch-shaped corneal ulcet

Answer 102

An opacification of the crystalline lens

Answer 103

Age-related macular edema

Answer 104

Retinal detatchment

Answer 105

Retinitis pigmentosa

Answer 106

Papilledema

Answer 107

Transparent

Answer 108

Translucent

Answer 109

Electromagnetic

Answer 110

Presbyopia

Answer 111

Astigmatism

Answer 112

Cylindrical lens

Answer 113

Spherical lens

Answer 114

Spherocylindrical lens

Answer 115

Multifocal lens

Answer 116

Circle of least confusion

Answer 117

Refractive index

Answer 118

Principal meridian

Answer 119

+3.00-2.00×90

Answer 120

+1.00-2.00×180

Answer 121

+3.00-2.00×180

Answer 122

+2.00-1.00×90

Answer 123

Administering cycloplegic eyedrops, which block accomodation

Answer 124

Finding the lens power that affects movement of the retinal reflex and fills thd pupil with light

Answer 125

Measuring the prescription of the patient's exisiting eyeglasses

Answer 126

Balancing the correction of both the patient's eyes

Answer 127

Focus the eyepiece

Answer 128

Lubricate the instrument

Answer 129

Position the eyeglasses

Answer 130

Position the patient

Answer 131

Spherocylinder

Answer 132

Ophthalmoscopy

Answer 133

The external examination

Answer 134

The alignment and motility examination

Answer 135

The visual field examination

Answer 136

Include an evaluation of the patient's words

Answer 137

Include only the facts as stated by the patient

Answer 138

Substitute technical terms for the patient's words

Answer 139

Include any diagnoses that seem likely

Answer 140

Biomicroscope

Answer 141

Ophthalmoscope

Answer 142

Gonioscope

Answer 143

Exophthalmometer

Answer 144

Size of the largest optotype seen by the patient

Answer 145

Distance in feet from the patient to the chart

Answer 146

Distance in meters from the patient to the chart

Answer 147

Distance in feet at which a normal eye can see the particular line on the chart

Answer 148

A cataract

Answer 149

Poor peripheral vision

Answer 150

A refractive error

Answer 151

Near visual acuity

Answer 152

Ocular motility

Answer 153

Peripheral vision

Answer 154

Pupil width

Answer 155

Direct pupillary reaction

Answer 156

Peripheral vision

Answer 157

Extraocular muscle function

Answer 158

Distance acuity

Answer 159

Evaluate depth perception

Answer 160

Evaluate peripheral vision

Answer 161

Measure deviation in a misaligned eye

Answer 162

Measure near visual acuity

Answer 163

Cycloplegic refraction

Answer 164

Biomicroscope

Answer 165

Ophthalmoscopy

Answer 166

The swinging-light test

Answer 167

Constricts

Answer 168

Is unchanged

Answer 169

Worth four-dot test

Answer 170

Titmus stereopsis test

Answer 171

Schirmer test

Answer 172

Amsler grid test

Answer 173

Keratometry

Answer 174

Applanation tonometry

Answer 175

Indentation tonometry

Answer 176

Schiøtz tonometry

Answer 177

External structures of the eye

Answer 178

Structures of the anterior chamber angle

Answer 179

Optic nerve head

Answer 180

Nonmagnified view of the fundus

Answer 181

15-fold magnified view of the fundus

Answer 182

Wider field of view of the fundus than does direct ophthalmoscopy

Answer 183

Narrower field of view of the fundus than does direct ophthalmoscopy

Answer 184

Cornea, lens, and retina

Answer 185

Conjunctiva, cornea, and lens

Answer 186

Cornea, lens, and vitreous

Answer 187

Lens, vitreous, and aqueous humor

Answer 188

Project parallel lines onto the macula

Answer 189

Photograph the cornea's endothelial cells

Answer 190

Project a lighted Snellen chart onto the retina

Answer 191

Deliver radiating sound waves throughout the cornea

Answer 192

Position and size of tumors in the eye

Answer 193

Macular function in a patient with a media opacity

Answer 194

Degree of a patient's sensitivity to glare

Answer 195

Ability of the cornea to withstand the stress of surgery

Answer 196

Fluorescein angiography

Answer 197

Specular microscopy/photography

Answer 198

Ultrasonography

Answer 199

Pachymetry

Answer 200

Near visual acuity

Answer 201

Glare sensitivity

Answer 202

Color vision

Answer 203

Contrast sensitivity

Answer 204

Abnormalities in the structures of the outer eye

Answer 205

Corneal endothelial cells

Answer 206

Abnormalities in ocular blood vessels

Answer 207

Lens opacities

Answer 208

A-scan ultrasonography

Answer 209

B-scan ultrasonography

Answer 210

Fluorescein angiography

Answer 211

Specular microscopy

Answer 212

Radial meridians

Answer 213

Boundaries of a normal patient's island of vision

Answer 214

Eccentricity from fixation at 10° intervals

Answer 215

Holes within the contour of an otherwise normal visual field

Answer 216

A shallow scotoma

Answer 217

An absolute scotoma

Answer 218

An isopter

Answer 219

A circle of eccentricity

Answer 220

Extreme right on the horizontal meridian, and the other meridians are measured progressively in a clockwise direction

Answer 221

Extreme left on the horizontal meridian, and the other meridians are measured progressively in a clockwise direction

Answer 222

Extreme right on the horizontal meridian, and the other meridians are measured progressively in a counterclockwise direction

Answer 223

Top of the vertical meridian, and the other meridians are measured progressively in a counterclockwise motion

Answer 224

Inferior temporal field of vision

Answer 225

Inferior nasal field of vision

Answer 226

Superior temporal field of vision

Answer 227

Superior nasal field of vision

Answer 228

Center of the visual field

Answer 229

Nasal visual field

Answer 230

Temporal visual field

Answer 231

Inferior visual field

Answer 232

The tangent screen test and the contrast sensitivity test

Answer 233

Suprathreshold perimetry and Autoplot perimetry

Answer 234

The tangent screen test and Goldmann perimetry

Answer 235

Threshold perimetry and suprathreshold perimetry

Answer 236

Threshold perimetry

Answer 237

Suprathreshold perimetry

Answer 238

The tangent screen test

Answer 239

Goldmann perimetry

Answer 240

Covers only the central 30° of the visual field

Answer 241

Requires the examiner to move the target at the same speed in each direction

Answer 242

Provides no means of controlling the brightness of the test targets

Answer 243

Produces printed results that are difficult to plot and interpret

Answer 244

Is quicker and easier to perform than kinetic perimetry

Answer 245

Is more sensitive in detecting shallow defects than kinetic perimetry

Answer 246

Eliminates the need for the technician to be in the room

Answer 247

Eliminates the need for patient response

Answer 248

Light divergent property of a convex lens

Answer 249

Light divergent property of a concave lens

Answer 250

Light convergent property of a convex lens

Answer 251

Light convergent property of a concave lens

Answer 252

Presbyopic

Answer 253

Emmetropic

Answer 254

Physiologic blind spot

Answer 255

Depression

Answer 256

Hemianopia

Answer 257

Small pupil size

Answer 258

A lesion or tumor in the optic chiasm

Answer 259

Has ptosis

Answer 260

Is presbyopic

Answer 261

Has a pupil size of 2mm or smaller

Answer 262

Is easily distracted

Answer 263

An executive bifocal lens

Answer 264

A round-top segment bifocal lens

Answer 265

A single vision lens

Answer 266

A double-D segment trifocal lens

Answer 267

Round-top multifocal lenses

Answer 268

Conventional seamed multifocal lenses

Answer 269

Progressive-addition multifocal lenses

Answer 270

Polarized lenses

Answer 271

Heat-treated flint glass

Answer 272

Chemically treated flint glass

Answer 273

Polycarbonate

Answer 274

The base curve of a lens

Answer 275

The optical center of a lens

Answer 276

Thecpantoscopic angle of a lens frame

Answer 277

The segment height of a multifocal lens

Answer 278

The base curve of a lens

Answer 279

The optical center of a lens

Answer 280

The pantoscopic angle of a lens frame

Answer 281

The segment height of a multifocal lens

Answer 282

One pupil to the other in a single measurement

Answer 283

One pupil to the other in a single measurement and then dividing the results by 2

Answer 284

One pupil to the bridge of the nose and then multiplying the result by 2

Answer 285

Each pupil to the bridge of the nose separately and then adding the results

Answer 286

For all refractive prescriptions

Answer 287

Only for multifocal prescriptions

Answer 288

Only for prescriptions with corrections greater than or equal to -5 to +5 diopters

Answer 289

Only for prescriptions with corrections less than or equal to -5 to +5 diopters

Answer 290

Level with the upper lid margin

Answer 291

Level with the lower lid margin

Answer 292

Level with the lower rim of the pupil

Answer 293

Exactly at the middle of the eyeglass lens

Answer 294

Obtain the patient's complete ophthalmic history

Answer 295

Diagnose the patient's problem

Answer 296

Classify the patient's chief complaint according to its severity and urgency

Answer 297

Schedule office appointments acording to the availability of the physician

Answer 298

Confront the injured patient immediately

Answer 299

Inform the ophthalmologist in private, without the patient present

Answer 300

Inform the ophthalmologist in the presence of the patient

Answer 301

Disregard the discrepancy, as this matter is not the responsibility of the ophthalmic medical assistant

Answer 302

Recent onset of flashes of light

Answer 303

Loss of contact lenses needed for work

Answer 304

Mucous discharge from the eye

Answer 305

Sudden, painless, severe loss of vision

Answer 306

3 to 6 hours

Answer 307

24 to 48 hours

Answer 308

5 to 7 days

Answer 309

1 to 2 weeks

Answer 310

Patch the eye and proceed immediately to the office or emergency facility

Answer 311

Keep the eye closed and proced immediately to the office or emergency facility

Answer 312

Irrigate the eye with water for 20 minutes and then proceed to the office or emergency facility

Answer 313

Put a lubricating ointment on the eye and proceed immediately to the office or emergecy facility

Answer 314

Get the emergency cart

Answer 315

Splash water on the patient's face

Answer 316

Get the patient's head below the heart

Answer 317

Recommend that they see anothe physician

Answer 318

Try to convince them that they are being unreasonable

Answer 319

Listen calmly to their complaints and apologize for any misunderstanding

Answer 320

Ignore them until they calm down

Answer 321

Approach quietly to avoid startling the patient

Answer 322

Speak through an accompanying companion

Answer 323

Speak loudly to ensure comprehension

Answer 324

Face the patient and say the patient's name

Answer 325

Propping up a toddler at the slit lamp

Answer 326

Immobilizing an infant during an ophthalmic evaluation

Answer 327

Transporting a toddler from one examining room to another

Answer 328

Testing visual acuity in a school-aged child who cannot identify letters

Answer 329

School-aged children

Answer 330

Elderly patients

Answer 331

Patients with low vision

Answer 332

Reschedule the appointment and send the patient home

Answer 333

Have the patient lie down until the episode passes

Answer 334

Give the patient fruit juice or candy to stabilize the blood sugar level

Answer 335

Have the patient drink one or two glasses pf water

Answer 336

Concentrate on distance acuity, as near acuity is not as important in this age group

Answer 337

Require that these patients respond quickly, so that an objective measurement can be obtained

Answer 338

Adjust the lighting to avoid glare, which often is a problem in this age group

Answer 339

Use the Allen chart rather than the Snellen chart when testing visual acuity

Answer 340

Fast for several hours before the appointment

Answer 341

Come in right before lunch

Answer 342

Come in right after breakfast or lunch

Answer 343

Eat lightly on the day of the appointment

Answer 344

Praise the child for trying hard to cooperate

Answer 345

Ask the parent to get the child started reading the chart

Answer 346

Ask the child to start at the beginning of the chart and read each letter separately

Answer 347

Move the child closer to the chart

Answer 348

May cause unwanted effects in other parts of the body

Answer 349

May blur vision when applied

Answer 350

Cannot be used in patients with excessive tearing

Answer 351

Do not remain in contact with the eye surface for very long

Answer 352

Intravitreal

Answer 353

Subconjunctival

Answer 354

Subcutaneous

Answer 355

Retrobulbar

Answer 356

Administer the medication directly to the cornea

Answer 357

Make certain the dropper makes contact with the conjunctival sac

Answer 358

Administer the medication directly into the conjunctival sac

Answer 359

Apply direct pressure to the eyelids

Answer 360

An anesthetic

Answer 361

A mydriatic

Answer 362

A cycloplegic

Answer 363

Mydriatics and cycoplegics

Answer 364

Mydriatics and antihistimines

Answer 365

Anesthetics and dyes

Answer 366

Antiallergic and anti inflammatory agents

Answer 367

Perform major eye surgery

Answer 368

Treat corneal defects on a long-term basis

Answer 369

Relieve minor eye fatigue and redness

Answer 370

Prevent discomfort during diagnostic procedures

Answer 371

Decreasing the production of aqueous humor

Answer 372

Contracting the ciliary body muscle and opening the outflow channels for aqueous humor

Answer 373

Paralyzing the ciliary body muscle and closing the anterior chamber angle

Answer 374

Dilatinf the pupil and opening the anterior chamber angle

Answer 375

Sulfonamides

Answer 376

Bacitracin

Answer 377

A mydriatic

Answer 378

An anesthetic

Answer 379

An antimicrobial

Answer 380

An ointment to be administered every hour

Answer 381

An ointment to be administered at bed time

Answer 382

Topical drops to be administered 4 times a day

Answer 383

Topical drops to be administered twice a day

Answer 384

Lubricants, which keep the external eye moist and maintain tear film balance

Answer 385

Antimicrobials, which inhibit the growth of bacteria, viruses, or fungi

Answer 386

Irrigating solutions, which flush out the eye during surgical procedures

Answer 387

Anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic agents, which reduce swelling and scarring of the lids and anterior segment

Answer 388

Eye redness

Answer 389

Blurred vision

Answer 390

High blood pressure

Answer 391

Corneal edema

Answer 392

Adenovirus

Answer 393

Cytomegalovirus

Answer 394

Epstein-Barr virus

Answer 395

Herpesvirus

Answer 396

Fungal infection

Answer 397

Protozoal infection

Answer 398

Viral infection

Answer 399

Chlamydial infection

Answer 400

Eat undercooked or raw meat

Answer 401

Use homemade salt solutions to clean their contact lenses

Answer 402

Have had chickenpox during childhood

Answer 403

Use contaminated cosmetics

Answer 404

Identify disease-causing microbes

Answer 405

Reduce the opportunity for harmful microbes to flourish and threaten patients and medical personnel

Answer 406

Protect the sterility of a sterilized article

Answer 407

Destroy all the microorganisms in the office environment

Answer 408

Boiling water

Answer 409

Moist heat

Answer 410

A germicide

Answer 411

Soap and water

Answer 412

The transmission of infectious microbes from reservoir to host

Answer 413

The range of procedures used to prevent the spread of infectious microbes in the office

Answer 414

The process of inactivating or eliminating most disease-causing microorganisms

Answer 415

The destruction of all microorganisms

Answer 416

Disinfect medical amterials that would be destroyed by dry or moist heat

Answer 417

Sterilize medical materials by means of pressurized moist heat

Answer 418

Sterilize medical materials by means of dry heat

Answer 419

Decontaminate reusable medical materials before they are sterilized

Answer 420

Resterilized in the office

Answer 421

Wiped with alcohol

Answer 422

Wiped with a sterile cloth

Answer 423

Discarded, no matter what it's cost

Answer 424

Direct-contact transmission

Answer 425

Indirect-contact transmission

Answer 426

Common-vehicle transmission

Answer 427

Vector transmission

Answer 428

Should wear gloves to protect patients

Answer 429

Should wear gloves to protect themselves

Answer 430

Should wear gloves to protect patients and themselves

Answer 431

Do not need to wear gloves if they wash their hands before and after working with patients

Answer 432

Initiating the discussion of informed consent

Answer 433

Prepping the patient for the procedure

Answer 434

Administering a local anesthetic by injection

Answer 435

Determining when the patient is steady enough to leave the office

Answer 436

Is necessary only before a major surgical procedure

Answer 437

Occurs between the patient and the ophthalmic medical assistant

Answer 438

Covers the benefits as well as the risks of the procedure

Answer 439

Is conducted mainly for the protection of the surgeon

Answer 440

Polypropylene

Answer 441

Polyglactin 910

Answer 442

Cutting point

Answer 443

Reverse-cutting

Answer 444

Spatula point

Answer 445

Taper point

Answer 446

Scissors, forceps, needle holder

Answer 447

Forceps, scissors, needle holder

Answer 448

Needle holder, forceps, scissors

Answer 449

Forceps, needle holder, scissors

Answer 450

Enlarge the small punctal opening

Answer 451

Scoop out the unwanted tissue

Answer 452

Hold the suture needle steady

Answer 453

Flush out a tear duct with an irrigating solution

Answer 454

The instrument tray

Answer 455

After final scrubbing and without sterile gloves

Answer 456

Before final scrubbing and without sterile gloves

Answer 457

After final scrubbing and with non sterile gloves

Answer 458

Before final scrubbing and with sterile gloves

Answer 459

Soft lenses

Answer 460

Rigid gas-permeable lenses

Answer 461

Polymethylmethacrylate lenses

Answer 462

Extended-wear lenses

Answer 463

Is identical to that for eyeglasses

Answer 464

Requires only keratometry and refraction measurements

Answer 465

Includes both keratometry and base curve measurements

Answer 466

Includes vertex and interpupillary distance measurements

Answer 467

Generally are easier to handle, clean, and disinfect

Answer 468

Can correct large amounts of astigmatism or irregular corneas more effectively

Answer 469

Generally are easier to adapt to and initially more comfortable to wear

Answer 470

Can be modified after manufacture

Answer 471

Soft contact lens material

Answer 472

Rigid contact lens material, such as silicon acrylate

Answer 473

Soap used to wash hands before insertion

Answer 474

Preservative or disinfectant chemical in a lens solution

Answer 475

Want to enhance or change the color of their irises

Answer 476

Have disfigured eyes

Answer 477

Require relief from photophobia or glare sensitivity

Answer 478

Have large amounts of astigmatism that would otherwise require thick glasses

Answer 479

Remove surface protein deposits

Answer 480

Keep the lens surface hydrophilic

Answer 481

Prevent the growth of bacteria, viruses, and fungi

Answer 482

Lubricate the area between the cornea and the lens

Answer 483

Have refractive errors resulting from keratoconus

Answer 484

Work in occupations requiring excellent peripheral vision

Answer 485

Participate heavily in sports activities

Answer 486

Are routinely exposed to excessive amounts of fumes or dust

Answer 487

Sclera above the cornea

Answer 488

Sclera below the cornea

Answer 489

Sclera to the right or left of the cornea

Answer 490

Cornea directly

Answer 491

Can result in a serious corneal infection

Answer 492

Usually is more painful in soft lens wearers than in rigid lens wearers

Answer 493

Usually requires no treatment beyond removal of the lens for a few days

Answer 494

Always requires treatment with a pressure patch

Answer 495

Salt tablets dissolved in distilled water

Answer 496

Salt tablets dissolved in tap water

Answer 497

The contact lens user's own saliva

Answer 498

Sterile saline solution

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