AEG Exams Overview: Comprehensive & Medical

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a type of Routine Comprehensive Exam?

• NP EE

• EP EE

• NP CLS NW

• CAT FU

Multiple Choice

What is included in a Comprehensive Eye Exam according to the slides?

• An evaluation with the doctor

• A prescription for glasses if needed

• A retinal evaluation using Optos or dilation

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Every AEG prescription will expire ______ to the date of the exam or evaluation.

• 2 years

• 1 year

• 1 year for CLS

  2 years for SPEX

Multiple Select

Which of the following issues might indicate a need for a prescription evaluation for glasses (Rx Ck)?

• Blurry vision

• Headaches

• Uncomfortable lens

• Fishbowl effect

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about contact lens evaluations (CLS Ck) are correct?

• New exams are required after 3 months

• There is no charge within 90 days after the exam

• A $50 fee applies after 90 days

• A follow-up is required for first time wearers

Multiple Choice

For patients whose contact lens trials weren't available in-office and had to be ordered, what is required before the prescription can be finalized?

• A phone consultation

• A doctor's evaluation of the patient wearing the lenses

• A contact lens training session

• A fee payment in advance

Multiple Select

Select the following conditions that are cause for an Office Visit (OV):

SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

• Red eye

• Contact lenses are uncomfortable & causing irritation

• Scratched eye

• New Rx causing headaches

• Contact lens stuck in eye

Multiple Select

Which of the following are true about Glaucoma Evaluations (GDX)?
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

• They are twice the duration of a full exam

• They require dilation and specialized testing

• They include a referral to an ophthalmologist if needed

• They include a glasses prescription

Multiple Choice

What is the main responsibility when handling medical appointments?

• Always schedule them as soon as possible

• Triage patients and schedule them in a timely manner

• Try to send them to an Ophthalmologist

• Get them to come back for a routine eye exam.

Multiple Choice

Select the symptom that would cause us to ask the patient to come in ASAP

• Migraine

• Seeing double

• Flashes & floaters

• Cataracts

Multiple Choice

A self-pay Comprehensive Eye Exam is $____.

• $154

• $150

• $234-324

• $149

Multiple Choice

A comprehensive contact lens exam will always include a glasses prescription.

• True.

  Explain why

• False.

  Explain why

Multiple Choice

True or False: When a patient calls to book an appointment, you should assume they mean a routine eye exam.

• True. Explain why.

• False. Explain why.

Multiple Choice

What is the total cost range for a contact lens exam?

• $154-324

• $234-324

• $219-$319

• $149-$249

Multiple Choice

If a patient asks if they will receive trial contact lenses at their exam, the best response is...

• Yes! The trials are included in the price of the evaluation.

• If the clinic has them in office that day, then yes! If not, we will order them for the patient.

• No! Trials are not given until the patient agrees to place an order.

• We have to order all contact lenses first, then the patient must return for trials.

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between a routine exam and a medical visit?

• A routine exam evaluates the patient for a chief complaint medical issue, and a medical visit is for surgieries.

• A routine exam is a refraction exam used to get your glasses prescription, and a medical visit is a problem based/medical issue exam.

• A routine exam is for a general check-up, and a medical visit is for a glasses prescription.

Multiple Choice

What is the self pay price range for a medical office visit?

• $154-234

• $80-170

• $90-250

• $70-$120

Multiple Choice

An existing patient routine exam would be scheduled as:

• EP EE

• EP CL

• EP OV

• OV

Multiple Choice

An office visit would be scheduled like:

• EP EE

• NP OV

• OV

• CL Ck7

Multiple Choice

EP CL stands for

• Existing Patient Contact Lens Check

• Existing Patient Contact Lens Exam

• Existing Patient Medical Visit

• Existing Patient Eye Exam

Multiple Choice

What are Ophthalmologists?

• Eye Doctors

• Eye Surgeons

• Optometric Technicians

• Glasses Specialists

Multiple Choice

What are Optometrists?

• Eye doctors

• Eye Surgeons

• Optometric Technicians

• Glasses Specialists

Multiple Choice

What do Opticians do?

• They are the technicians who assist our doctors

• They are technicians who fit and dispense glasses at LensCrafters

• They are optical magicians

• They are certified contact lens fitters

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to understand the different types of eye exams before scheduling an appointment?

• It helps avoid wasted time and unhappy patients.

• It allows for different pre-screening tests to be used.

• It changes the way insurance is filed and affects costs.

• All of the above.