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1 100 Questions Lynn E. Lawrence, CMSgt (ret) USAF CPOT, ABOC Question 1 Which of the following is required for normal depth perception? a) strabismus b) normal eye alignment c) poor vision d) spectacles with prism Question 2 The lensometer is calibrated in a) centimeters and diopters b) meters and diopters c) diopters and degrees d) millimeters and degrees 1

2 Question 3 Patient is feeling faint, which of the following should you do first? a) notify the doctor b) call 911 c) notify the patient s family d) have the patient lie down Question 4 Which of the following is a characteristic of achromacy? a) corneal edema b) absence of rods c) diplopia d) absence of cones Question 5 Base out prism is used for patients with a) myopia b) hyperopia c) esotropia d) exotropia 2

3 Question 6 6. The cover/uncover is used to determine? a) Direction b) Movement c) Diplopia d) Depth perception Question 7 The alternating cover test is used for? a) Direction b) Movement c) Diplopia d) Depth perception Question 8 Where is the far point of accommodation of an uncorrected hyperopic eye? a) on the retina b) behind the retina c) in front of the retina d) at the nodal point of the eye 3

4 Question 9 In addition to detecting color deficiencies, color vision testing can be used to a) determine light sensitivity b) assess cornea c) measure Stereopsis d) assess macular pathology Question 10 In what direction does the eye turn during adduction a) nasal b) inferior c) superior d) temporal Question 11 Which of the following best describes binocular pursuits a) versions b) ductions c) saccades d) vergence 4

5 Question 12 What is the central corneal layer a) stroma b) bowman s layer c) descement s layer d) epithelial layer Question 13 The difference in inter ocular pressure between the average right and left eye maybe considered within normal limits if it is as much as a) 9 b) 7 c) 5 d) 3 Question 14 In the U.S., what is the most common low vision eye chronic disorder? a) congenital cataracts b) ARMD c) Glaucoma d) Presbyopia 5

6 Question 15 When using the NCT, what should be done first a) find the target b) occlude opposite eye c) find corneal reflex d) demonstrate the test Question 16 On the Stereo Fly test, the patient reports seeing the R steady and the L flashing, the patient is using? a) Left eye only b) Right eye only c) Both eyes but left eye dominate d) Both eyes but right eye dominate Question 17 If no movement is noted on the unilateral cover test, but movement is detected on the alternating cover test, what condition is present? a) Tropia b) Phoria c) Nystagmus d) Accommodation Insufficiency 6

7 Question 18 Which is most likely to cause less than normal vision? a) Chalazion b) Hordeolum c) Diabetes d) Pinguecula Question 19 Which of the following tools is used to correct pantoscopic tilt? a) Temple angling pliers b) nose pad pliers c) round nose pliers d) temple bending pliers Question 20 Which of the following test differentiates vision loss due to pathology? a) color vision test b) walk-up method c) Stereopsis d) Pinhole Acuity 7

8 Question 21 Which of the following best describes aniseikonia? a) Diplopia b) Unequal pupils c) Unequal eye size d) Unequal retinal images Question 22 Which of the following should be treated first? a) change in refraction b) lost contact lens c) conjunctivitis d) corneal trauma Question 23 Which of the following refractive errors is revealed by cycloplegia? a) Latent hyperopia b) Confirmed hyperopia c) Manifest myopia d) Latent myopia 8

9 Question 24 Which of the following would most likely be found in an external photograph? a) Iridectomy b) Pinguecula c) Cataract d) Choroidal lesion Question 25 What is it called when blood vessels invade the cornea? Conjunctivitis Iritis Pterygium Neovascularization Question 26 Which of the following test is an objective test? a) Auto-refractor b) Color vision testing c) Stereo testing d) Pinhole testing 9

10 Question 27 Congenital color defects are usually? a) Bilateral b) Unilateral c) Temporary d) Progressive Question 28 Which of the following muscles is involved in lid retraction is? a) ciliary b) superior rectus c) orbicularis oculi d) levator palpebrae superioris Question 29 Which of the following is a subjective test? a) Auto-refractor b) NCT c) Swinging flashlight test d) Color vision testing 10

11 Question 30 Which of the following does not require fusion? a) Stereopsis b) Worth Four Dot c) Near point of convergence d) Pseudoisochromatic Plates Question 31 How should stereo testing be done? a) without correction at 12 inches b) with correction at 12 inches c) without correction at 16 inches d) with correction 16 inches Question 32 What instrument is most valuable in determining the total objective refractive error? a) Alphascope b) Retinoscope c) Tonometer d) Radiuscope 11

12 Question 33 The part of the brain responsible for analyzing the neutral signals representing sight is the a) Choroid b) Optic nerve c) Optic tract d) Visual cortex Question 34 Which of the following is measured using an Amsler Grid a) Corneal Curvature b) inter ocular pressure c) central visual fields d) peripheral visual fields Question 35 Beta blockers are commonly used to treat what disease? a) optic drusen b) GPC c) Glaucoma d) EKC 12

13 Question 36 Which are parts of the crystalline lens? a) Capsule, nucleus, and cortex b) Capsule, nucleus, and stroma c) Nucleus, stroma, and epithelium d) Nucleus, epithelium, and ciliary muscle Question 37 How does an eye with an axial myopic eye differ from a normal eye? a) The cornea is irregular b) The cornea is steeper c) The eyeball is longer d) The eyeball is shorter Question 38 Which of the following is the average diameter of most rigid contact lens? a) 7.0 b) 9.0 c) 13.8 d)

14 Question 39 How long do the effects of a topical anesthetic usually last? a) 5-10 minutes b) minutes c) minutes d) minutes Question What percent of the male population has color vision deficiency? a) 0.2% b) 0.8% c) 1% d) 8% 100 Questions Lynn E. Lawrence, CMSgt (ret) USAF CPOT, ABOC 14

15 Question 41 What type of movement is displayed when eyes follow a moving target? a. Reflex b. Saccade c. Pursuit d. Convergence Question 42 Which of the following is the first step before using a lensometer? a. rotate the power wheel to b. rotate the axis wheel to 180 c. focus the eye piece d. adjust the table height Question 43 At which of the following ages would the amplitude of accommodation most likely be highest? a. 8 b. 15 c. 29 d

16 Question 44 The main function of the choroid is to provide? a. nutrition b. protection c. light perception d. color perception Question 45 Mucin keeps the cornea? a. hypotonic = low salt b. hypertonic = high salt c. hydrophobic = incapable of dissolving in water d. hydrophilic = strong affinity for water Question 46 A soft contact lens with an overall diameter of 14.0 and an optic zone of 8.6 would have a peripheral curve width of? a. 2.7 b. 4.5 c. 5.4 d

17 Question 47 A normal monocular field usually measures 60 degrees in which of the following directions? a. Nasally b. inferior c. superiorly d. temporally Question 48 How will the result of a visual acuity test usually be affected if the patient squints while taking it? a. it will be improved b. it will be depressed c. it will be unaffected d. it depends on the type of test performed Question 49 Which of the following instruments would be used to detect warpage of a rigid contact lens? a. shadowgraph b. radiuscope c. thickness gauge d. hand magnifier 17

18 Question 50 In what direction does the eye turn during abduction? a. Nasal b. Inferior c. Superior d. Temporal Question 51 The L and R on the depth perception test is used to determine? a. Stereopsis b. Suppression c. Vertical imbalance d. Near vision acuity Question 52 Which of the following would be a reason not to use the Goldman Tonometer? a. Anterior uveitis b. Flashes and floaters c. Ptosis d. Corneal foreign body 18

19 Question 53 Which of the following is used when testing Stereopsis with the Stereo Fly test? a. Maddox rod b. Risley prisms c. Polarized lenses d. anaglyph Question 54 In addition to assessing color deficiencies, color vision testing should be accomplished? a. Perform test with best stereopsis b. Measure highest level of fluorescent lighting c. Perform test monocularly d. Allow patient 45 seconds per test plate Question 55 Following a normal blink, how long should the tear remain uniform on the cornea? a seconds b minutes c seconds d seconds 19

20 Question 56 What is used to check the power of a contact lens? a. lens clock b. lens loupe c. radiuscope d. lensometer Question 57 At what time of day is intraocular pressure at a maximum in most people? a. When you first wake up b. At noon time c. At bed time d. In the middle of the night Question 58 Visual threshold is determined by a target s a. size b. color c. brightness d. location 20

21 Question 59 The retina s main blood supply comes from the a. Central Retinal Veins b. Central Retinal Arteries c. Central Capillaries d. Central Macular Veins Question 60 Which of the following conditions indicates an immediate ocular emergency? a. Pinguecula b. Optic Neuritis c. Open-Angle Glaucoma d. Central Retinal Arterial Occlusion Question 61 What is indicated when you see five dots when using the Worth 4-Dot test? a. Normal response b. Only one eye can see through the red lens c. Only one eye can see through the green lens d. Possible muscle imbalance 21

22 Question 62 All of the following are required in diagnosing glaucoma but a. Tonometry b. Biomicroscopy c. Ophthalmoscopy d. Visual field testing Question 63 What type of bridge follow the nose smoothly and spread the weight of the frame evenly on the sides and the crest of the nose a. Saddle b. keyhole c. high crest d. adjustable nose pads Question 64 If a lens has a focal length of 25 cm, what is the power of the lens a. 2.50D b. 4.00D c D d D 22

23 Question 65 What section of the conjunctiva stops a contact lens from going behind the eye a. palpebral b. scleral c. Fornix d. bulbar Question 66 If a systolic or diastolic pressure is missed, what is the minimum length of the time that should elapse before the procedure can be repeated? a. 30 seconds b. 1 to 3 minutes c. 10 to 15 minutes d. 1 hour Question 67 Rose Bengal may be used to determine the presence of a. dry eye b. cataract c. cells and flare d. corneal abrasion 23

24 Question 68 Which of the following ocular medications should be in a bottle with a red cap a. Timolol b. Tropicamide c. Pilocarpine d. Proparacaine Question 69 The Schirmer s test is performed to a. determine the quantity of tears b. determine the quality of tears c. examine tear drainage system d. examine anterior chamber Question 70 Which of the following best describes account receivable a. Total cash receipts b. Bills owed by the doctor c. amount owed to doctor d. Total charges minus payments 24

25 Question 71 Which of the following materials would produce the most chromatic aberration a. CR-39 b. Crown glass c. Flint glass d. High Index Question 72 Which of the following visual field testing methods evaluates the central 20 degrees only a. Humphrey s Visual Field b. Bowl perimeter c. Amsler Grid d. Harrington-Flocks Question 73 If visual acuity improves using a multiple pinhole, the patient most likely has a. Emmetropia b. Ametropia c. Extorsion d. Intorsion 25

26 Question 74 If a patient is able to read the 20/40 line at 10 feet, how would should it be recorded a. 10/40 b. 20/40+ c. 80/40 d. 40/10 Question 75 Which corneal refractive surgery utilizes spokelike incisions a. RK b. PRK c. LASIK d. LASEK Question 76 What is the frame size for a frame with the following measurements A measurement = 50 B measurement = 40 Distance between lenses = 20 a) 50 b) 60 c) 70 d) 90 26

27 Question 77 A 20/20 letter on a Snellen chart viewed from 20 feet subtends how many minutes of arc at the eye a. 20 b. 10 c. 5 d. 1 Question 78 Transpose the following Rx to Near Vision Only aka NVO, SVN, reading glasses x x OU Answer Question 79 Transpose the following Rx to Near Vision Only aka NVO, SVN, reading glasses x x OU Answer 27

28 Question 80 Transpose the following Rx to Near Vision Only aka NVO, SVN, reading glasses x x OU Answer Question 81 Transpose the following Rx to Near Vision Only aka NVO, SVN, reading glasses x x OU Answer Question 82 Convert to spherical equivalent X X 120 Answer 28

29 Question 83 If a patient has K readings of at 180 and at 090 on the right eye and fit 0.50D steeper than K, what would be the power of the contact lens? a D b D c D d D Question 84 If a patient selects a frame of size 54/20 for a reading only prescription, and the patient s pupillary distance is 62/58, what is the decentration for each eye? a. 6 mm in b. 8 mm in c. 12mm in d. 16mm in Questions Optical Cross minus cylinder If you don t get all of these correct, please see me after class American Optometric Association Paraoptometric Section

30 Questions Optical Cross plus cylinder American Optometric Association Paraoptometric Section Question 95 What is the total prismatic effect of prisms placed before the eyes with O.D prism diopters base out and OS 0.25 prism diopters base in? a prism diopters base in b prism diopters base out c prism diopters base in d prism diopters base out Question 96 If a lens has a focal length of 40 cm, what is the power of the lens? a D b D c D d D 30

31 Question 97 What is the focal length in meters of a refracting surface with a power of 5.00 D? a. 0.2 b.0.5 c. 2.0 d.5.0 Question 98 Draw an optical cross with an Rx of X 180 lens? Question 99 Draw an optical cross with the Rx of X 150 lens? 31

32 Question 100 Draw an optical cross with the Rx of Pl 1.50 X 130 lens? Thank you Lynn Lawrence, CMSgt (ret) USAF, CPOT, ABOC martralyn@msn.com 32

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