Introduction to Optometry Midterms P2

What is the primary role of an optometrist?

• To perform eye surgeries

• To prescribe corrective lenses

• To conduct scientific research on eye diseases

• To diagnose and treat all eye diseases

What degree does an optometrist receive?

• Doctor of Medicine (MD)

• Doctor of Optometry (OD)

• Bachelor of Science (BS)

• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

How many years of education does an ophthalmologist typically complete?

• 8 to 10 years

• 10 to 12 years

• 12 to 14 years

• 14 to 16 years

What is the main difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist?

• Optometrists can perform surgeries

• Ophthalmologists are not medical doctors

• Ophthalmologists have more extensive medical training

• Optometrists do not prescribe lenses

What is the role of an optician?

• To perform eye exams

• To fit and sell optical devices

• To diagnose eye diseases

• To prescribe medications

What type of training do optometrists undergo?

What type of conditions can an ophthalmologist treat?

• Only refractive errors

• All types of eye diseases and conditions

• Only cataracts and glaucoma

• Only vision correction issues

What is the primary focus of an optometrist's practice?

• Performing complex surgeries

• Providing routine eye care and vision correction

• Conducting advanced research on eye health

• Managing systemic diseases affecting vision

Which professional is responsible for fitting glasses and contact lenses?

• Ophthalmologist

• Optometrist

• Optician

• Vision therapist