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Chapter 30 Assisting in Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology

Total questions: 88

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Sinusitis is the inflammation of what?

a)

nasal cavity

b)

larynx

c)

sinus cavity

d)

tonsils

2.

When is the E chart used for visual acuity testing?

a)

when testing children

b)

when someone is wearing corrective lenses

c)

when someone has esotropic strabismus

d)

when someone doesn't know English

3.

Which acronym refers to an otolaryngologist?

a)

ANT

b)

ENT

c)

NET

d)

OGT

4.

what is a Ophthalmology

a)

physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and DZs of the eye

b)

science of eye and its disorders and dz

5.

what is a Ophthalmologist

a)

science of eye and its disorders and dz

b)

physician who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders and DZs of the eye

6.

Optometrist

a)

Not a medical doctor, but can perform an eye examinations, diagnose vision problems and eye dz, and treat visual defect through corrective lenses and eye exercises

b)

Trained to fill prescriptions written by Ophthalmologist and optometrists for corrective lenses by grinding the lenses and dispensing eyewear.

7.

Opticians

a)

Not a medical doctor, but can perform an eye examinations, diagnose vision problems and eye dz, and treat visual defect through corrective lenses and eye exercises

b)

Trained to fill prescriptions written by Ophthalmologist and optometrists for corrective lenses by grinding the lenses and dispensing eyewear.

8.

how does visual impulse begins with.?

a)

light passing through the cornea.

b)

light passing through the nose

9.

cornea refracts the light and passes it through.?

a)

the aqueous humor and pupil into the lens

b)

the aqueous humor and pupil into the mouth

10.

Ciliary muscle adjust the curvature of lens to again

a)

refract light rays

b)

refract light bulbs

11.

rays pass into the retina, trigger photo-receptor cells of rods and cones

a)

true

b)

false

12.

rays pass into the retina, trigger photo-receptor cells of

a)

rods and cones

b)

orange cones

13.

light energy converts into an

a)

electrical impulse and it sent through the optic nerve to the brain

b)

electrical impulse and it sent through the optic nerve to the hand

14.

what is PRESBYOPIA

a)

changing the point of focus from distance to near becomes difficult, due to age.

b)

changing the point of focus from distance to near becomes easy.

15.

presbyopia

a)

difficulty seeing at reading level

b)

easy reading from far away

16.

astigmatism

a)

occurs when light entering the eye are focused irregularly

b)

occurs because the cornea or the lens is not a smooth sphere, but has an irregular shape

c)

corrected with glasses, contacts, or surgery

d)

occurs when there is not light to read a long book

17.

what are the 2 disorder of the eyes

a)

strabismus

b)

nystagmus

c)

ray

18.

Strabismus is

a)

eyes do not track together (do not look in the same direction)

b)

eyes are always looking together

19.

Nystagmus is

a)

constant involuntary movement of one/both eyes

b)

accompanied by blurred vision

c)

cause by an abnormal functions in the part if the brain that controls eye movement

d)

complied with good

20.

nystagmus is the cause of

a)

cause by an abnormal functions in the part if the brain that controls eye movement

b)

cause by an abnormal functions in the part if the brain that controls leg movement

21.

what are the 5 infections of the eyes?

a)

Hordeolum

b)

chalazion

c)

keratitis

d)

conjunctivitis

e)

blepharitis

22.

what does Hordeolum localized

a)

purulent infection of sebace ous gland of eyelid

b)

purulent infection of sebace ous gland of ear

23.

what is chalazion

a)

small cyst from blockage of Meibomian gland

b)

small cyst from blockage of Meibomian maryland

24.

keratitis is an inflammation of cornea

a)

results in superficial ulcerations

b)

results in superficial creme

25.

conjunctivitis

a)

inflammation of conjunctiva caused by irritation, allergy, or bacterial infection

b)

inflammation of conjunctiva caused by irritation, allergy, or perfect infection

26.

conjunctivitis cause inflammation of

a)

conjunctiva caused by irritation

b)

allergy

c)

bacterial infection

d)

nutrients

27.

inflammation of gland and lash follicles along eyelids

a)

blepharitis

b)

dopitis

28.

what are the cause for corneal abrasion

a)

foreign body or direct trauma

b)

foreign body or direct emfluenzma

29.

corneal abrasion is diagnosis

a)

by fluorescein stain, highlighted by cobalt blue light

b)

by fluorescein stain, highlighted by cobalt purle

30.

for corneal abrasion the first step is: foreign bodies are removed first then?

a)

2.treated with antibiotic ointment

b)

3.nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory ophthalmic ointments.

c)

3.prescribed nortatics

31.

cataract is

a)

cloudy area blocks passage of light into retina

b)

cloudy area blocks passage of ligh into mouth

32.

what is the condition for cataract

a)

may results from eye injury, exposure to extreme heat or radiation, or inherited factors, but is usually due to aging

b)

may results from eye injury, exposure to extreme heat or radiation, or inherited factors, but is usually due to getting younger

33.

what is the cause for cataract

a)

blurred

b)

dimmed vision

c)

glasses

34.

what is the treatment for cataract

a)

surgical of the lens

b)

surgical pap-smear

35.

what is the most common and serious

a)

glaucoma

b)

depth

c)

increased intraocular pressure (IOP)

36.

what is the damages for Glaucoma

a)

it damages the optic nerve and causes blindness if untreated

b)

it damages the optic nerve and causes blindness if treated

37.

what are the 2 tools to diagnosis glaucoma

a)

tonometer

b)

gonioscopy

c)

observations

38.

what is the treatment for Glaucoma

a)

miotic and beta-blocker eye drops

b)

leave it alone

c)

surgery

39.

progressive deterioration of the macula lutea

a)

macular degeneration

b)

m. degeneration

40.

causes for macular degeneration is

a)

severe vision loss and blindness

b)

severe vision loss and good blindness

41.

what is the treatment for Macular degeneration

a)

no cure, but antioxidants may prevent or slow progression

b)

yes cure, but antioxidants may prevent or slow progression

42.

what are the two forms

a)

dry 90% of cases

b)

wet

c)

rain

43.

what are the 5 diagnostic procedures

a)

ophthalmoscope projects light to view interior parts of eye and retina

b)

eyelids examined for edema

c)

pupils examine for shape, symmetry, reactivity of light, and movement coordination

d)

slit lamp biomicroscope to view details of eye drops

e)

exophthalmometer measures how far eye protrudes beyond edge of socket.

44.

pupils are examine for

a)

shape, symmetry

b)

symmetry,

c)

reactivity of light

d)

movement coordination

e)

color site

45.

slit lamb biomicroscope to view details of

a)

eye, which requires mydriatic eye drops

b)

nose, which requires mydriatic eye drops

46.

exophthalmometer measures

a)

how far protrudes beyond edge of socket

b)

how fast a pt cant read

47.

ophthalmoscope projects the light to view interior parts of

a)

eye

b)

retina

c)

color

48.

eyelids are examine for

a)

edema

b)

nose

49.

the best single test for vision screening is used with

a)

The Snellen alphabetical chart

b)

The color shape chart

50.

Patients must be able to view the chart at eye level, from distance, and the chart should be illuminated with maximum light

a)

true

b)

false

51.

because this is a gross screening of visual acuity, patients are usually allowed to use

a)

glasses

b)

eye contacts

c)

eye glasses

52.

document use of corrective ___, results of each eye separately and as ___, outcomes of each test with appropriate abbreviations.

a)

lenses - fractions

b)

glasses - water

53.

for near visual acuity patients holds card with varying size font

a)

14 to 16 inches from face

b)

20 to 24 inches from face

54.

for near visual acuity should

a)

test each eye, other eye covered, but open

b)

test the eye site with eyes close

55.

document the number at which the patient

a)

stopped reading for each eye

b)

weather corrective lenses were worn

c)

any signs of eye strain - like squinting

d)

stop until the pt is done reading the chart

56.

Ishihara color vision test detects

a)

color vision- congenital or acquired

b)

assess perception of primary colors and shades of colors

c)

looking for number only

57.

which ones are right about Ishihara color vision test

a)

polychromatic plates with numbers of one color, and background dots are different color

b)

if the score is 10 or higher the pt is within average range

c)

in not necessary for patient to do this test is not needed for the future

58.

eye irrigation what must be use and what is not to be attempt

a)

use sterile technique and equipment to avoid contamination

b)

used to relieve inflammation, remove drainage, dilute chemicals or wash away foreign bodies

c)

never attempt to remove foreign body with applicator

d)

try to remove foreign with q-tip

59.

eye drops or ointment are common in instillation of medical to

a)

treat infection

b)

soothe irritation

c)

anesthetize eye

d)

dilate pupils

e)

perfect eye

60.

for aseptic procedures in ophthalmology

a)

avoid contamination of eye medication applicators

b)

sterility of medications is critical

c)

eyes are okay

61.

outer (external) ear

a)

auricle, auditory canal

b)

tympanic cavity

62.

middle ear

a)

auricle, auditory canal

b)

tympanic cavity

63.

inner ear

a)

called the labyrinth

b)

organ of corti

c)

organ

64.

what are the disorders of the ear- hearing loss

a)

conductive hearing loss

b)

sensorineural hearing loss

c)

listing

65.

conductive hearing loss is

a)

caused by a problem that originates in the external or middle ear

b)

results from an abnormality of the organ of Corti or of the auditory nerve

66.

what is the result for sensorineural hearing loss

a)

caused by a problem that originates in the external or middle ear

b)

from an abnormality of the organ of Corti or of the auditory nerve

67.

what are the causes for Otitis externa (swimmer's ear)

a)

dermatologic conditions

b)

trauma

c)

continuous use of earplugs/earphones

d)

swimming

e)

playing games alot

68.

otitis media

a)

serous

b)

suppurative

c)

more common in childrens

d)

flu shot

69.

otitis media is often associated with ___ or ____.

a)

upper respiratory tract infection OR allergic reaction

b)

head problems or happy feelings

70.

cerumen is

a)

soft, yellowish

b)

waxy substance that lubricates the external auditory canal

c)

blackish, colorful

71.

excessive secretion can cause:

a)

hearing loss

b)

tinnitus

c)

feeling of fullness

d)

otalgia

e)

weird feeling

72.

impacted cerumen can cause conductive hearing loss

a)

true

b)

false

73.

Meniere's disease can cause __ and __ in the semicircular canals

a)

swelling AND edema

b)

injured - hearing lost

74.

in Meniere's disease can trigger episodes of recurring attacks of

a)

vertigo

b)

tinnitus

c)

sensation of pressure in affected ear

d)

advancing hearing loss

e)

nothing

75.

tuning fork testing measure

a)

hearing by air conduction

b)

bone conduction

c)

weird noise

76.

why would Weber test be use for

a)

If patient reports better hearing in one ear

b)

if patient reports nothing

77.

Rinne test compares ___ WITH ____.

a)

air conduction sound

b)

bone conduction sound

c)

light head

78.

Rinne test is

a)

in normal hearing sound is heard twice as long by air as by bone conduction

b)

in normal hearing sound is heard twice as long by air as by head starts moving

79.

audiometric testing measures

a)

the lowest intensity of sound an induvial can hear.

b)

super intensity of sound an induvial can hear.

80.

if initial screening indicates hearing deficit, and

a)

audiologist may be consulted

b)

ob may be consulted

81.

ear irrigation

a)

done to remove excessive or impacted cerumen to remove a foreign body or to treat inflamed ear with an antiseptic solution

b)

administer irrigation solution with applicator tilted up, toward top of external canal

c)

always chart the treatment and its results immediately after completion

d)

show pt a video so pt can see what to do

82.

how to administer irrigation solution with applicator

a)

tilted up

b)

toward top of external canal

c)

don't hesitate

83.

why is instilling otic medications is given to

a)

soften impacted cerumen

b)

to relieve pain

c)

as an antibiotic drop for an infectious pathogen

d)

to help hear better

84.

to examine of the nose. In nasal cavity it examines to test __ and ___.

a)

mucous membrane

b)

nostrils

c)

hear

85.

to examine of the throat the larynx and pharynx we use

a)

mirror tongue depressor

b)

gauze square

c)

qtip

86.

offer referrals to community resources

a)

true

b)

false

87.

public facilities must comply with ADA requirements for physical accommodations

a)

true

b)

false

88.

which ones are true about legal and ethical issues

a)

obtain the pts signature in NPP form

b)

NPP form developed by the facility that outlines pts rights and facility's legal responsibilities to safeguard pts protected health information

c)

its okay for everyone to views pts chart